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Global music superstar RAYE announced a one-off concert at London's Royal Albert Hall featuring the show THIS SYMPHONY MAY CONTAIN HOPE.

Dr. Jane Vogel Mantiri, from the final generation of Dutch-Indonesians, performs a one-woman play documenting her journey as a child refugee. The production will be filmed for an upcoming documentary feature.

The official MISTER ROGERS' NEIGHBORHOOD YouTube channel released a curated Halloween-themed playlist featuring classic episodes, rare clips, and content about spiders, witches, and dress-up, including a visit with Margaret Hamilton and a segment directed by George A. Romero.

THE HAWKSTONE FARMERS CHOIR, winners of Britain's Got Talent 2026, released their single 'Absolution' on October 9. The track precedes their debut album 'This Is Home' and a 2027 UK tour featuring performances at venues including The London Palladium.

Belfast fiddle player Clare Sands released her album THEY TRIED TO BURY US on October 9, 2026. The collection features original songs addressing silenced voices, with tour dates running through December across Ireland.

Jamie T released his sixth album GHOSTS (100 DAYS OF MORNING) via Polydor Records. The singer will perform solo intimate shows starting in October and will add dates to a nationwide UK tour in December.

Directed by Christopher Gruse, the documentary follows Ken Cockrel Sr., a Black Marxist-Leninist attorney who challenged Detroit's police and power structures during the civil rights era.

Alt-pop singer Remi Wolf will perform headline shows in Sydney and Melbourne with special guest Leyla Ebrahimi, alongside appearances at Spilt Milk Festival.

Laura Karpman makes her directorial debut with the documentary short COSMIC SYMPHONY, which celebrates four iconic instruments lost in the 2025 Los Angeles Fires. The film will premiere at the Wallis Annenberg Center and conclude with a concert performance benefiting MusiCares.

Pitbull released his 14th studio album PITCOIN, a 24-track project featuring collaborations with KISS, Bon Jovi, Enrique Iglesias, Lil Jon, Jason Derulo, Akon, Wiz Khalifa, Ne-Yo and Afrojack.

Professional hockey player Makenna Webster spoke with Tamron Hall about joining the New York Sirens, her path from boys' teams to the pros, and her work with athletes with disabilities.

Lauren Louise, co-owner of Wilka's Sports Bar in New York City, spoke with Tamron Hall about overcoming rejection to open the city's first bar dedicated to women's sports as it marks its first anniversary.

Amanda Brugel discusses Blair's growing role in Dark Matter Season 2 on the show's official podcast, as hosts unpack colliding storylines including Jason and Jason2's long-awaited confrontation.

Jimmy Fallon wrote a new round of Thank You Notes on THE TONIGHT SHOW, addressing smoke alarms, rewards programs, scarecrows and spiral staircases in his recurring desk segment.

Kyle MacLachlan joined THE DAILY SHOW to discuss his memoir Fictional Selves, his bond with David Lynch and roles from TWIN PEAKS to SEX AND THE CITY.

Emma Roberts joined costume designers Lou Eyrich and Catherine Crabtree on the AHS: 13 Official Podcast to discuss the wardrobe choices behind AMERICAN HORROR STORY's latest season.

Charlie Heaton discussed a Newfoundland kissing cod tradition connected to BELOW, bringing out the match ball at an England vs. Argentina World Cup semi-final and hiding his accent from Stranger Things castmates.

Keri Russell discussed getting sick on her 50th birthday, receiving a video from friends and her feelings about winning awards for The Diplomat during a visit to THE TONIGHT SHOW.

Musical guest Westside Cowboy performed the song 'Pin Up Boys' during an appearance on The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon.

Patti Smith discussed meeting the Pope, explained why she does not consider herself a musician, and recounted choosing the paperback cover for her memoir Bread of Angels during a visit to THE TONIGHT SHOW.

Seth Meyers addressed mistakes from a past week of LATE NIGHT, including mispronouncing Fani Willis's name and a mix-up over the ages of Chuck Grassley and Mitch McConnell.

Michael Douglas discussed his new memoir One Helluva Ride, including an affair with Kathleen Turner and using cocaine with OJ Simpson, during an appearance on Jimmy Kimmel Live.

Daisy Edgar-Jones discussed meeting Steven Spielberg, her new adaptation of Sense and Sensibility, and how she got her name during a visit to Jimmy Kimmel Live.

James McAvoy discussed his directorial debut California Schemin', wearing an eye patch on set, and a time he got punched by a stranger at a bar during a visit to Late Night with Seth Meyers.

Jemele Hill, Monica McNutt and LaChina Robinson join Tamron Hall to discuss the WNBA Finals, double standards facing female athletes and broadcasters, and the sisterhood behind their careers.