Chita Rivera, the Tony Award-winning dancer, singer and actress who forged a path for Latina artists, has died at 91.

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. In an interview, Rivera said her time dancing as a chorus girl before she hit it big was essential to her education as a young ...

This week, the world lost a Broadway legend: At the age of 91, Chita Rivera passed away in New York. The actress, dancer, and singer had been nominated 10 Tony Awards (and won two), and was recognized ...

Yesterday, The Post ran an iconic photo of the original Broadway production of the musical “West Side Story” that appeared alongside an obituary of Chita Rivera, the theater legend who died Tuesday at ...

Perhaps the most valuable document of her immense skill and star quality comes in the Tony Awards performance of her song “Where You Are” from 1993’s Kiss of the Spider Woman, for which she won her ...

Chita Rivera, who died Jan. 30 at 91, was known for her extraordinary artistry. Yet, it is hard to comprehend the full scope of her talent because, like so many Broadway performers of her generation, ...

President Joe Biden praised Chita Rivera as a performer who “brought joy to millions and captured the grit and grace of America.” “A mesmerizing dancer, singer, and actor, Chita’s work was more than ...

Ariana DeBose, remembering the late West Side Story star, presented a Chita Rivera tribute at the Tony Awards. At the end of the homage, the awards show host would take the stage and recreate the ...

Broadway legend Chita Rivera died on Jan. 30, a week after her 91st birthday. According to the New York Times, her daughter, Lisa Mordente, announced Rivera’s death in a statement that provided no ...

Saturday, Broadway honored legendary performer Chita Rivera by dimming the lights on theater marquees in her memory. CBS New York's Jennifer Bisram was there and spoke exclusively to Rivera's daughter ...

To celebrate the shows’ golden anniversaries, the Broadway star Robyn Hurder demonstrates what makes their choreography so special. By Brian Seibert and Vincent Tullo The slinky jailbirds and Broadway ...