Six Broadway performers, including past Tony winners and first-time nominees, discuss their experiences with The Hollywood Reporter. They cover overcoming fears, sparking difficult conversations, and the challenges of performing eight times a week. The roundtable includes John Lithgow, Nathan Lane, Joshua Henry, Shoshana Bean, Rose Byrne, and Marla Mindelle.

The upcoming third season of 'The Pitt' will continue the show's approach of intertwining medical scenarios with character-driven storytelling. Creator R. Scott Gemmill discussed how the series carefully crafts its medical content to serve the narrative and emotional development of its characters.

Max Kleven, a Norwegian ski jumper who later worked as a stuntman and second-unit director, has died at 92. He contributed to films such as 'Rollerball,' 'Batman Returns,' and 'The River Wild.' Kleven also worked on 'Naked City,' 'Silent Movie,' the 'Back to the Future' trilogy, and 'Robin Hood: Prince of Thieves.'

Starz has greenlit 'Power: Legacy,' an eight-episode spinoff featuring Michael Rainey Jr. as Tariq St. Patrick and Joseph Sikora as Tommy Egan. The series reunites the actors, who previously starred in 'Power Book II: Ghost' and 'Power Book IV: Force.' The new show will see Tommy return to New York to partner with Tariq.

Oura has released the Oura Ring 5, which is 40 percent smaller, thinner, and lighter than the previous model. The new ring features improved sensors and a longer battery life. The previous Oura Ring 4 is now available at a 20 percent discount. The Ring 5 offers six finishes and includes a size-specific charger. Customers can also purchase a portable charging case for additional convenience.

The new executive producer of '60 Minutes' has pledged to continue the show's tradition of pursuing stories without interference from CBS ownership. In a memo, the producer emphasized the importance of editorial independence, particularly on sensitive topics. Meanwhile, CBS is awaiting news on whether remaining correspondents will stay with the program.

Nick Bilton, the new executive producer of '60 Minutes,' has pledged to uphold the show's journalistic independence in a memo to staff. He emphasized that the show will remain free from corporate influence and will prioritize storytelling over relationships or politics. Bilton consulted with the remaining correspondents, Lesley Stahl, Bill Whitaker, and Jon Wertheim, before sending the memo. He highlighted the importance of the show's legacy and traditions while acknowledging the need for change in audience engagement and storytelling methods. The memo comes amid a challenging period for the long-running newsmagazine.