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On with the show! “Smash” is back for its second season of sassy, sexy (and musical!) Broadway derring-do, both on stage and behind the scenes.

NBC is giving viewers a sneak peek at the new season of “Smash.” Starting next week, the first hour of the drama’s two-hour season debut can be seen online and in the air — where it will be screened on American Airlines flights.

Although “Smash” has undergone a creative overhaul with new executive producer Josh Safran replacing series creator and Season 1 showrunner Theresa Rebeck, Safran promises it will still be “the same… More

To properly play a pirate, Christian Borle has appropriately been stealing. He’s lifted from comic book villains and swiped from Indiana Jones baddies. He has even plundered from sci-fi’s Darth Vader.

Most of the action on last night’s episode of “Smash” revolved around the callbacks for the pivotal part of Marilyn Monroe in the musical-within-the-show that is the centerpiece of the series. Megan Hilty talks to us about why Ivy got the nod and the romance between Ivy and Derek (Jack Davenport).

Katharine McPhee is the first to admit she never dreamed her post-”Idol” career would lead to a starring role in one of the most buzzworthy new shows on television.

“Kill Bill” star Uma Thurman is coming to the small screen — at least for a temporary stay. Thurman has signed on for NBC’s upcoming musical drama “Smash,” in a… More

NBC’s highly anticipated midseason musical drama “Smash” is adding some new voices. Nick Jonas and Tony winner Bernadette Peters will guest star in back-to-back episodes beginning on Monday, Feb. 6… More