Then charity, the cast showed their support for The Oscar Knox Appeal (#TeamOscarForever). The appeal is raising money for the Neuroblastoma Children's Cancer Alliance in memory of Oscar Knox, who passed away on 8th May 2014 at The Children’s Hospice. The little boy was fighting neuroblastoma for the 2nd time.

To make a donation, click here

His family have asked that donations in lieu of flowers and teddies be made to Northern Ireland Children’s Hospice and the Haematology Unit at The Royal Belfast Hospital for Sick Children.

To make a donation for the hospital in memory of Oscar, click here

Update: 6th May 2014. Part of the interview below. Plus photos via Sam Spector. photo 1 / photo 2 / photo 3

On spending the summer in New York... "I love just going out and sitting down in the park along with the thousands of other people who apparently have no work to do during the day. People come up to me, but they are generally really nice. New York makes it easier, for me at least. People manage to be enthusiastic and sort of sane at the same time. And that's lovely."

source: papermag.com
Photos by Louie Banks

Please note that it's possible that another picture does get send out via ARG, London. This one was received via the Cort Theater in New York with a note that they can't handle personalized autograph requests due to the volume of mail. 


Photo: photographer is unknown
photo via Timothy Skyler Dunigan on Facebook.

Update: We allow you all more time to send your mosaic photos and quotes in (closing date 17th July). And regarding the 2014 FIFA World Cup in Brazil going on at the moment you are allowed to pose with shirts, hats etc to represent your country.

And talking about Kill Your Darlings you could have missed the exclusive deleted scene which I did post on the site's Facebook page.

Dan and Dane #danedehaan #danonbroadway 

The Google+ link at this page is Dan's post shared via this site's Google+ page.

Photo: Google+/Daniel Radcliffe

Mr. Radcliffe’s Billy embodies the essence of this beautifully ambivalent play without dominating it, which would throw the production off balance.

source: nytimes.com