The New York Latino Film Festival will return for its 26th edition, presenting more than 125 films from nearly 20 countries at venues including Regal Union Square and United Palace.
Pluto TV will add English dubs of ONE-PUNCH MAN and KENICHI: THE MIGHTIEST DISCIPLE, plus new channels IT'S ANIME and BIG A ANIME, expanding free access to major anime titles.
Sony Pictures Home Entertainment will release a limited edition 4K Ultra HD Steelbook of HOOK, featuring a new hour-long behind-the-scenes documentary and archival footage from the Steven Spielberg film.
Cuban-American singer, songwriter, and playwright brings Miss Bellas, a 75-minute original music-theater work exploring fame, class division, cultural erasure, and moral responsibility.
Santa Monica Playhouse will present its Eleventh Annual Binge Fringe Festival, six weeks of free performances, workshops and music featuring local and visiting artists from across the country.
Playful People Productions will hold its annual fundraising gala at Saratoga Foothill Club, featuring live and silent auctions, dancing, and performances to support the San Jose theater organization.
Emanuel Ax, Leonidas Kavakos, and Yo-Yo Ma have released a new album pairing Beethoven's Eroica Symphony with Leonore Overture No. 3, featuring violist Antoine Tamestit on Sony Classical.
Netflix announced a new sci-fi series set in the MANIFEST universe, reuniting creator Jeff Rake with co-showrunners Margaret Easley and Laura Putney.
The Fantasia Film Festival Gold Audience Award and Special Jury Award winner BURNING, a Kyrgyz psychological horror film directed by Radik Ashimov, is set for exclusive streaming release on IndiePix Unlimited.
Glass Half Full Theatre will stage a one-night live Spanish dubbing of its filmed production of YAMEL CUCUY at Jones Auditorium in Austin, with English supertitles and a fundraising goal to support the cast's upcoming tour.
Manhattan Theatre Club has opened ticket sales for the American premiere of Nick Payne's The Unbelievers, directed by Knud Adams, at New York City Center Stage I.
A trailer has been released for QUEEN AT SEA, the drama starring Juliette Binoche and Tom Courtenay about a family confronting a mother's advancing dementia, ahead of its theatrical debut.
Austin punk quartet DIE SPITZ will perform at Boulder Theater, with general admission tickets available for the all-ages show at the venue.
The Mysterious Old Radio Listening Society will present a 10th-anniversary celebration at Crooners Main Stage Showroom, featuring VIP events, a live podcast recording and performances of THE WITCH'S TALE and ALONZO AND THE WITCH.
Nicolás Pereda's EVERYTHING ELSE IS NOISE will screen at the Toronto International Film Festival before moving to the New York Film Festival's Main Slate, following its Berlin premiere.
Ugandan singer-songwriter Jon Muq announced Shake It Africa, a record label and live entertainment company connecting African artists with global audiences, launching with the single "Shake Shake Dance For Me."
ALTIN GÜN will begin a North American tour September 6 in Vancouver, with stops at Brooklyn Steel and The Orpheum, in support of new album GARIP, released via ATO Records.
Charles Court Opera will bring Donizetti's THE ELIXIR OF LOVE to Wilton's Music Hall following its premiere at Waterperry Opera Festival, with John Wilkie directing a new English-language adaptation.
Teatro Mercadante di Cerignola and Fondazione Teatro Goldoni of Livorno have formalized a co-production partnership honoring Pietro Mascagni, whose SOUNDTRACK MASCAGNI will premiere in Livorno before transferring to Cerignola.
San Francisco Opera will present Thea Musgrave's MARY, QUEEN OF SCOTS in a new co-production with English National Opera, starring Heidi Stober in the title role.
Hennepin Arts announced that the Tony-winning musical MAYBE HAPPY ENDING will play the Orpheum Theatre in Minneapolis, with tickets set to go on sale to the public.
Jaemi Theatre Company will introduce itself to Washington DC audiences with a cabaret at Busboys and Poets Takoma, featuring ten artists across poetry, clown, and song, benefiting an upcoming Asian Theater Festival.
Netflix has grown its roster of heartland-set dramas, adding new seasons and titles including LITTLE HOUSE ON THE PRAIRIE, CREW GIRL and GUARDING STARS to its comfort-viewing lineup.
Tsui Hark's once-banned Hong Kong New Wave crime film will begin an exclusive one-week theatrical engagement in New York in a new 2K restoration supervised by the director.
Directed by Nick Beaulieu and produced by Doug Block, the documentary follows Beaulieu's effort to reconnect with his terminally ill, conservative father while chronicling North Omaha's racial justice movement.
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