Newsies is an extraordinary story, inspired by actual events. When a band of underdogs became unlikely heroes and stood up to the most powerful men in New York, it shook the world.

The second act of Disney's 'Newsies' opens with a show-stopping number titled 'King of New York,' in which the Newsies celebrate their newfound celebrity in the press. The cast and production team ...

The clip shows three "newsies" singing three lines from "King of New York." The third person really steals the show because the audience cheers when he delivers his line, "A barbershop haircut ...

And when Menken’s big sound kicks in on songs like “Seize the Day” and “King of New York,” the energy unleashed by Christopher Gattelli’s Tony-winning acrobatic choreography is contagious.

"King of New York" is one fo the bigger dance numbers in "Newsies." Walt Disney Pictures Bill Pullman, who plays the reporter Denton, has one song with the newsboys.

Lindsay played Katherine on “Newsies” for two years starting in March 2012, the bulk of which also included the surprise foursome. They joined forces to sing “King of New York” from the ...

Ben Brantley of the New York Times wrote that “Newsies” lacked any real substance behind the flashy headlines, ‘all set in extra-large type, all goal-posted with exclamation points and all ...

“New York hasn't labored under a king in over 250 years and we sure as hell are not going to start now,” Hochul said. Start the day smarter. Get all the news you need in your inbox each morning.

Newsies, one of the great bombs of the early '90s, turns 25 years old today. ... from “The World Will Know” to “King of New York” — or the soundstage version of New York City, ...

It was an eventful 24 or so hours in New York City for LeBron James, who rather epically rode the subway, fought with the Knicks and, after he and the Cavs had vanquished them, grandly proclaimed ...

Newsies" was going to be a hit that changed the musical genre. ... The pace was fast, and one of the movie's biggest songs, "King of New York," was thrown together at the last minute.

Former history teacher/producer Megan Axe and her students bring life to 'Newsies,' a story about newsboys in 1899 New York City, Feb. 27 - March 2.