A fire has destroyed a house in Massachusetts where actors Henry Fonda and Jimmy Stewart honed their acting skills in the 1920s and '30s, a historian said. The house in Woods Hole was a practice spot for a theater group known as the University Players, said Jennifer Gaines, curator of the Woods Hole Historical Museum. The Cape Cod (Mass.) Times reported Sunday that a fire swept through the second floor of the house on Tuesday.

Film star Jane Fonda has agreed to headline a new play, marking her first appearance on the Broadway stage in 46 years, representatives for the show said.

By Jeff Simon Think positive. And remember Henry Fonda and Jimmy Stewart. What everyone now knows about them is that they were two of the Rushmore stars in American movies -- cornerstones, really, of the American movie actor's trade.

As previously reported, singer/songwriter Tegan Quin from acclaimed Canadian band Tegan and Sara and author Augusten Burroughs (Running With Scissors; A Wolf at the Table) will co-headline SPIN.com's Liner Notes, an event at Housing Works Bookstore Cafe on Thursday, Sep.

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