(CNN) — Patti Lupone has issued an apology after making what she now describes as “demeaning and disrespectful” comments about two fellow Broadway stars in an interview with the New Yorker ...

LuPone said in The New Yorker article dated May 26. “Let’s find out how many Broadway shows Kecia Lewis has done, because she doesn’t know what the f— she’s talking about.

During an interview with the New Yorker reporter, Michael Schulman, on May 26, LuPone stated McDonald was "not a friend," and that the two of them drifted apart a long time ago. The reporter also ...

Patti LuPone is apologizing for the recent comments she made in a New Yorker profile about Audra McDonald and Kecia Lewis that’s had the theater world buzzing. “For as long as I have worked in ...

“I am deeply sorry for the words I used during The New Yorker interview, particularly about Kecia Lewis, which were demeaning and disrespectful,” Lupone wrote.

McDonald is responding to LuPone saying they are no longer friends after a falling out. By Carly Thomas Associate Editor The actress-singer has responded to Patti LuPone‘s recent New Yorker ...

In a New Yorker profile published May 26, LuPone, 76, slammed Hell's Kitchen star Lewis — who had previously criticized LuPone for complaining that Lewis's musical was "too loud" — and told ...

Well, what we know for sure is that LuPone pulls zero punches about expressing her disdain for whatever, whenever within her immediate environs, with The New Yorker describing her as an “apex ...

In the New Yorker piece, which was published on May 26, LuPone addressed issues that arose last fall when she was appearing on Broadway in “The Roommate.” The theater where the show performed ...

Patti LuPone Apologizes for Controversial Comments About Kecia Lewis, Audra McDonald in New Yorker Interview: 'I Am Devastated That My Behavior Has Offended Others' ...

“She and her husband gave a New Year’s Eve party, and Steve Sondheim, who was one of my oldest friends, 50 years, he invited me to come to the party at Patti’s 30 years ago, and that’s how ...

In the New Yorker piece, which was published on May 26, LuPone addressed issues that arose last fall when she was appearing on Broadway in “The Roommate.” ...