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Singer Stevie Nicks on 'Up All Night' after 'American Idol' mentor spot

BY SAMANTHA NEGRAVAL
NEWJERSEYNEWSROOM.COM

If you find yourself singing Fleetwood Mac lately, there is a good reason. Stevie Nicks has been “Everywhere.” (Pun intended even though she didn’t sing that one.)

Last year, she appeared as a guest judge on “The Voice” and “Glee” when the Gleeks did a rendition of the Fleetwood Mac album “Rumours.”

On Wednesday, March 28, Nicks was a guest coach for “American Idol” singers as a trio of performed a Fleetwood Mac medley. And now tonight, Nicks returns to primetime for a guest spot on “Up All Night.” This will mark the legendary singer’s first TV acting gig.

According to ABC News Radio, it all started in September, when on the very first show of “Up All Night,” Maya Rudolph’s character, Eva, a talk show host, tells Christina Applegate, her producer, that she is going to Stevie Nick’s house for a party. She wants to convince the singing legend to appear on her show.

Meanwhile, in real life, Stevie Nicks was watching the episode and decided to reach out to the show’s producers. She said that she has never contacted a TV show in the past.

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REVIEW: ‘Pipe Dream’ ain’t up to snuff but should appeal to buffs

“Smash” star Will Chase and “Roots” legend Leslie Uggams make the most of a forgotten musical

BY MICHAEL SOMMERS
NEWJERSEYNEWSROOM.COM
OFF BROADWAY REVIEW

Contrary to their legend, not every musical creat...

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REVIEW: Cheers for ‘NOW. HERE. THIS.’

New musical sings about the importance of existing in the present moment

BY MICHAEL SOMMERS
NEWJERSEYNEWSROOM.COM
OFF BROADWAY REVIEW

Created and performed by the makers of “[title of show],” their latest...

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REVIEW: ‘Regrets’ debuts at Manhattan Theatre Club

New play unfortunately lives up to its title in more ways than one

BY MICHAEL SOMMERS
NEWJERSEYNEWSROOM.COM
OFF BROADWAY REVIEW

Back in the 1950s, when a divorce was difficult to obtain in many states, pe...

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REVIEW: ‘The Big Meal’ serves lifetimes

Dan LeFranc’s new play cooks up Thornton Wilder’s recipe for an American story

BY MICHAEL SOMMERS
NEWJERSEYNEWSROOM.COM
OFF BROADWAY REVIEW

Within the first five minutes of it and possibly sooner, student...

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For N.C.,‘The Hunger Games’ film shooting is tourism gold

BY PAULA SCHWARTZ
NEWJERSEYNEWSROOM.COM

If you can’t get enough of “The Hunger Games,” even without peacekeepers, mockinjays and nightlock, you can connect to the world of Katniss, Peeta and Haymitch by...

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For 'Mad Men' star January Jones, it's placenta over coffee

BY PAM LOBLEY
NEWJERSEYNEWSROOM.COM
NOW THAT’S FUNNY

I guess the cast of “Mad Men” has a few mad women. January Jones, who plays Betty Draper on the popular AMC series, gave birth to her son, Xander, ju...

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REVIEW: ‘Tis Pity She’s a Whore’ proves bloody good

Incest and murder drives a 1630s tragedy at BAM

BY MICHAEL SOMMERS
NEWJERSEYNEWSROOM.COM
OFF BROADWAY REVIEW

Quite a lurid play back in its original 1630s day and scarcely less so now, “’Tis Pity She’s a ...

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'DWTS' William Levy and Cheryl Burke dodge dating rumors

BY SAMANTHA NEGRAVAL
NEWJERSEYNEWSROOM.COM

Latin sensation William Levy, often referred to as “The Latin Brad Pitt,” is turning heads and making hearts pound. And now rumors are circulating that Levy an...

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