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Richard O'Brien's The Rocky Horror Show will welcome a new Columbia to its Broadway company this month. Valentina will join the Tony Award-nominated revival beginning Tuesday, July 21, 2026, marking her Broadway debut.

Theatre Flamenco announced its 60th anniversary home season, DE AYER A HOY / FROM YESTERDAY TO TODAY, at San Francisco's Herbst Theater, featuring nine works, three premieres, and a post-performance gala.

Tony, Emmy, Grammy, and Pulitzer Prize-winning composer Tom Kitt will perform an intimate evening of songs and stories from the piano at Bay Street Theater's Music Mondays series in Sag Harbor.

The StageCrafts announced the next three stops of the LA Freeway Circuit, bringing five Hollywood Fringe Festival productions to venues across Greater Los Angeles County.

Hudson River Park announced the lineup for its 26th annual Blues BBQ Festival at Pier 76, headlined by three-time Grammy winner Bobby Rush, alongside Sugaray Rayford, Buckwheat Zydeco Jr., and more. The free event features two live stages, BBQ vendors, and dance lessons.

Like the prism at the center of Newton's famous experiments, 'Isaac's Eye' at OnStage Playhouse refracts history into something far more colorful than a simple biography.

American Ballet Theatre announced the promotion of six corps de ballet dancers — Zimmi Coker, Michael de la Nuez, Tyler Maloney, Joseph Markey, Andrew Robare, and Yoon Jung Seo — to the rank of Soloist, as announced by ABT Artistic Director Susan Jaffe.

Door Shakespeare announced the return of Will in the Woods, a free pre-show discussion series tied to its productions of LOVE'S LABOUR'S LOST and THE IMPORTANCE OF BEING EARNEST at Björklunden in Baileys Harbor, WI.

Harris Center for the Arts in Folsom, CA, will present BIG BAD VOODOO DADDY live, featuring the swing revival band's original core lineup blending jazz, swing, and dixieland with over 2 million albums sold.

The Los Angeles Chamber Orchestra and five-time Emmy Award-winning composer Jeff Beal released Body in Motion, featuring a violin concerto with soloist Kelly Hall-Tompkins and Four Score, conducted by Leonard Slatkin.

Six-time Grammy winner Arturo O'Farrill and Taiwanese bassist Vincent Hsu will bring their Afro-Latin-Taiwanese jazz collaboration to Flushing Town Hall for a one-night-only U.S. debut, co-presented by Belongó.

Jon Batiste has been added to Yo-Yo Ma's weeklong Tanglewood residency, WE THE PEOPLE, joining James Taylor, Heather Cox Richardson, Bryan Stevenson, and others for an American Journey concert with the Boston Symphony Orchestra.

GAMECHANGERS, a documentary produced by Speech Bubble Drama and created by disabled young people, will premiere at Glasgow 2026 Festival, spotlighting athletes, coaches and volunteers making sport more accessible across the city.

Perhaps the biggest change was the audience. In the 1980s, AC/DC was the rebellious band parents warned their children about. Now, the band is the spectacle parents bring their children to experience. It was a little unnerving to hear a mother asking, “Timmy, would you like a cookie?” before the band opened with “If You Want Blood, You’ve Got It.”

Luke Wilson spoke with Good Morning America about starring in THE HAWK, a Netflix golf comedy series alongside Will Ferrell and Molly Shannon.

Garth Brooks appeared on Good Morning America to discuss his upcoming arena tour, his first in nearly 10 years, as reported by GMA correspondent Lara Spencer in Pop News.

Emmy winner Hannah Waddingham appeared on THE VIEW to discuss performing most of her own stunts in RIDE OR DIE, the Prime Video action-comedy she stars in alongside Octavia Spencer.

Actor Aldis Hodge found himself put on the spot when host Jennifer Hudson asked him to sing during his appearance on THE JENNIFER HUDSON SHOW, the nationally syndicated daytime talk program.

Hannah Waddingham appeared on THE VIEW to tease the fourth and final season of TED LASSO, the Apple TV+ comedy in which she plays club owner Rebecca Welton.

The Great Gatsby has launched Only Tea, a new digital series featuring candid conversations with members of the Broadway cast. In the debut episode, Eva Noblezada and Samantha Pauly sit down over lunch at Gatsby's Landing in Times Square to reminisce about their time in East Egg and share behind-the-scenes memories from the hit musical. Watch the video.

Marita Michaelis's solo comitragedy LIVE IN HELL, winner of Playwright Theatre Centre's Kathleen Flaherty Prize, will run at Performance Works as part of the Vancouver Fringe Festival.

Indie pop singer-songwriter Susannah Joffe released the official music video for 'Happiness Is Just a Myth,' filmed guerrilla-style in upstate New York with a thrifted camera, featuring Joffe in a secondhand wedding gown.

Jon Bernthal spoke with Good Morning America about playing the Punisher opposite Tom Holland in SPIDER-MAN: BRAND NEW DAY and what fans can expect from the Marvel film.

Christopher Nolan spoke with TODAY about adapting Homer's THE ODYSSEY as a film, describing the physical and creative demands of the project and what it meant to fulfill a lifelong ambition.

A 15-year-old autistic singer left the studio audience and host Jennifer Hudson speechless in a new clip from THE JENNIFER HUDSON SHOW, the nationally syndicated daytime talk program.