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Rejoice! Following its celebrated 2022 staged reading, the Chicagoland Theatre Fund, in partnership with Michelson Theatrical, will host a one-weekend-only streaming of the 2022 concert of Children of Eden. The musical, featuring music and lyrics by Stephen Schwartz ( Wicked , Godspell , Pippin ) and book by John Caird ( Les Misérables , Nicholas Nickleby), reimagines the biblical stories of Adam, Eve, Noah, and their descendants. Visit ChildrenofEdenTheMusical.com.  Get a first look at the concert with an exclusive clip of YouTube sensation Sam Tsui performing "Lost in the Wilderness" above. The performance will be available to view starting at 6 PM CT April 23 through 11:59 pm CT April 26. Once a ticket is redeemed during that window, viewers will have 48 hours to stream the concert. The star-studded cast features Destiny Child’s (and current Death Becomes Her star) Michelle Williams as Eve/Mama, Broadway Les Misérables vet Randal Keith as Father, The Voice finalist Koryn Hawthorne as Yonah, gospel music artist David Phelps as Adam/Noah, and YouTube creator and music artist Sam Tsui as Cain/Japheth, alongside Chris Graham as Abel/Ham, Donica Lynn as Aphra, Darian Goulding as Seth/Shem, and Rhealee Fernandez as Aysha. Derek Van Barham directed. The ensemble features: Adia Bell

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The South is more than a place. It’s often where America’s next chapter begins. The Atlanta Journal‑Constitution’s new original YouTube series, “Curiosities of the South,” takes viewers into unexpected corners of the South to explore the stories shaping the region and beyond. Through on‑the‑ground reporting, visual explainers and deep dives, the AJC’s “Curiosities of the South” goes beyond headlines to uncover the cultural shifts people miss, the communities too often overlooked and the unanswered questions shaping the South and the nation. Rooted in the AJC’s tradition of vivid storytelling and investigative reporting, the video series follows stories in motion, on the ground as they unfold. Upcoming episodes will take viewers inside Atlanta’s growing surveillance network, examining how the city became one of the most surveilled in the country and how new technologies that are being developed here are expanding monitoring in ways that may challenge ideas about privacy. Another episode will reexamine Southern identity itself, questioning whether the history we think we know is rooted in fact or shaped by myths and stories passed down over generations. The video series also draws on AJC investigations into the future of industrial towns, exploring how once-booming communities are being reshaped by automation

Bloodborne video game film adaptation announced with YouTuber Jacksepticeye 3 hours ago Naomi de Souza and Tom Richardson, BBC Newsbeat Sony/FromSoftware Bloodborne is a 2015 action role-playing game made by legendary Japanese developer FromSoftware Hit video game Bloodborne is being developed into an animated film co-produced by YouTube star Jacksepticeye. The 2015 PlayStation exclusive is one of the most celebrated games of all time, but has never received a sequel despite fan demand. While plot details and a release date remain under wraps, the film will be developed by Sony Pictures and PlayStation Productions, who say the adaption will be true to the spirit of the game. The news was confirmed at this year's CinemaCon, which brings together studios and cinema executives for a sneak peek at upcoming productions. The annual event kicked off in Las Vegas on Monday. Attendees were also treated to Tom Holland in hologram form presenting a fresh clip of Spider-Man: Brand New Day, as well as a first look at The Social Reckoning, the highly-anticipated sequel to the acclaimed 2010 film The Social Network. Bloodborne, from legendary Japanese developer FromSoftware, built on the studio's successful Dark Souls series, famed for its punishing, strategic combat encounters.

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Getty Images Justin Bieber made a nostalgia-fuelled return to the major stage as Coachella's much-anticipated headline act. The 32-year-old spent much of Saturday night's gig sitting in front of a laptop and singing to YouTube music videos of his older hits, such as Baby and Never say Never - delighting the crowd in an apparent tribute to the platform on which he was discovered. He also played some of the home videos that had brought him to the industry's attention aged 12, pulling them up on the big screen, and appeared to interact with the live comments on the YouTube stream of his set. It marked the star's biggest live show in four years, having cancelled his Justice world tour following health issues. He opened the gig alone on an otherwise empty stage, performing tracks from his 2025 albums Swag and Swag II - before telling the crowd he wanted to take them "on a journey" and reaching back into his archive. He repeatedly asked the audience: "How far back do you go?" Bieber also played the clip for which he most recently went viral - and which prompted speculation about his mental state - in which he confronted a