Topic - South Park

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  NYPD monitored Muslim students all over Northeast

  Documents obtained by the Associated Press reveal how the NYPD's intelligence division focused far beyond New York City as part of a surveillance program targeting Muslims.

• Operator of radical Muslim site to plead guilty

  A Muslim convert from Brooklyn who ran a website that posted threats against the creators of the television show "South Park" for supposedly insulting the prophet Muhammad is expected to enter a guilty plea.

• Man pleads guilty over online 'South Park' threat

  A Muslim convert from Brooklyn pleaded guilty Thursday to using a website he founded to post online threats against the creators of the "South Park" television show and others he deemed enemies of Islam.

• NY man who threatened 'South Park' to plead guilty

  A Muslim convert from Brooklyn who ran a website that posted threats against the creators of the television show "South Park" is expected to plead guilty.

• Operator of radical Muslim site to plead guilty

  A Muslim convert from Brooklyn who ran a website that posted threats against the creators of the television show "South Park" is expected to enter a federal guilty plea, his attorney said Wednesday.

• 3 Broadway shows hum happily after Grammy nods

  Move over Adele, Kanye West and Bon Iver. One of the livelier contests at next year's Grammy Awards will pit Harry Potter, Cole Porter and a pair of Mormon missionaries.

• Investment in Broadway's 'Book of Mormon' pays off

  Nine Tony Awards, critical praise and some filthy humor has made "The Book of Mormon" a solid Broadway investment.

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  Tuning in to TV

  Don Draper, the dashing but troubled hero of the cult television drama "Mad Men," will be a withered octogenarian when the series eventually comes to an end, its creator said.

• 'South Park' parked on Comedy Central until 2016

  The bad boys of "South Park" will make mischief for years to come.

• Broadway's 'Godspell' is heaven-sent for its cast

  One was waiting tables at a Times Square seafood restaurant. Another was in Disney films and on tour with the Jonas Brothers. A third had performed at Carnegie Hall, but wondered when she'd land theater's biggest prize.

• Jobs and his celebrity: A love-hate relationship

  Of all the tributes that poured in after Steve Jobs' death, clogging up Twitter and dominating the airwaves, he might have most appreciated one small gesture from an anonymous fan: A juicy red apple, partially eaten to mimic the Apple logo, placed against the door of an Apple store in Manhattan.

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  Matt Stone and Trey Parker: Goin' down to 'South Park' again

  By some accounts, the world was created in six days.

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  Death of al-Awlaki removes key al Qaeda English-speaking recruiter

  The killing of Anwar al-Awlaki, a key spokesman for al Qaeda in the Arabian Peninsula, removes one of the global jihadist movement's most effective English-speaking recruiters from the scene.

• AIDS and war _ 3 shows tackle them and win big

  This year's Tony Awards honored "The Normal Heart" for its passionate look at the AIDS crisis. It also bestowed Tonys on "War Horse," a play that showed the horror of the battlefield. But the night's biggest prize went to a musical that mocked both.

• 'Mormon,' 'War Horse' the big winners at Tonys

  A slew of acclaimed shows were up for Tony Awards in a remarkably competitive year, but a production that wasn't even eligible still managed to cast a shadow _ well, shall we make that a web? _ over the proceedings.

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