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Rachel Brodsky's biography LESSONS & LACE on Stevie Nicks has been released by Harmony/Penguin Random House, with coverage in Rolling Stone, PEOPLE, USA Today, and SPIN Magazine.

The Machine will perform Pink Floyd at St. George Theatre, while comedian One Funny Lisa Marie brings her MADE IN BROOKLYN TOUR to the venue. Both shows will feature the band's nearly 40-year legacy of faithful performances and the comedian's high-energy comedy experience.

KISS released two boxset offerings celebrating the 50th anniversary of their 1976 album ROCK AND ROLL OVER, featuring brand-new remixes by original engineer Eddie Kramer, 100 unreleased tracks, and collectible materials.

Hayao Miyazaki's epic fantasy will screen nationwide through Fathom Entertainment in a new 4K restoration overseen by longtime Studio Ghibli cinematographer Atsushi Okui, with both English dub and Japanese-language subtitled versions.

The historic Loew's Jersey Theatre in Jersey City reopens as a restored live performance venue with opening weekend concerts from Trey Anastasio Band and THE WAR ON DRUGS.

How did an unreleased Nipsey Hussle verse become the theme song for THE DROP: A SNOWFALL SAGA? FX's new featurette breaks down the track's creation.

FX shared a Season 18 scene from It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia in which Charlie and Mac visit a steel factory looking for muscular men to fill seats at Paddy's Pub.

ABC News correspondent Sam Champion recapped the top moments from the 78th Annual Emmy Awards on GOOD MORNING AMERICA, covering the night's big winners and emotional tributes.

Benny Blanco visits TODAY to discuss his book F*ck Failure, why quitting guarantees failure, and his new Spanish language album.

Danielle Brooks talks EGOT ambitions with Jennifer Hudson, declaring she's coming for the Emmy, Grammy and Tony after her latest nomination.

GMA's Cameron Mathison takes fans behind the scenes as Dancing with the Stars celebrities and pros rehearse ahead of the season 35 premiere.

American Stage's annual School Tour will present Frida Libre, a bilingual musical inspired by the childhood of Mexican painter Frida Kahlo, to K–5 students across Hillsborough and Pinellas counties.

The Opéra de Montréal will honor outgoing artistic director Michel Beaulac with Turandot, his final production after nearly four decades shaping the company's artistic identity and Quebec's lyrical creation.

MCPKids! will present Don Zolidis' comedy about surviving a zombie apocalypse, featuring 20 student performers from central Maine communities this fall.

Jamie Bogyo and Glenn Adamson will star as Bram Stoker and Oscar Wilde in the new glam-rock musical Stoker Wilde, directed by Séimí Campbell with book and lyrics by Eric Rosen and music by Rodney Bush.

Ron Rieder released THE APPLE PIE SONG, a new track celebrating goodness, loved ones, and the joy of baking. The song focuses on wholesomeness and sweetness without themes of hurt or loss.

Conductor Yannick Nézet-Séguin leads a season-long cycle of Mahler's nine completed symphonies at Carnegie Hall and the Metropolitan Opera, featuring The Philadelphia Orchestra, The Met Orchestra, and the Vienna Philharmonic.

The Carbonell Awards named 120 finalists across 20 competitive categories from 16 professional theatres in South Florida. More than 100 professional productions at 33 theatres were evaluated by a diverse group of nearly 50 judges.

FRIGID New York in collaboration with Pale Girl Productions will present the September installment of their bi-monthly comedy storytelling show, Awkward Teenage Years at UNDER St. Marks.

The Theatre Centre will present the seventh annual Comedy is Art festival, featuring stand-up, sketch, and improv performances headlined by Canadian comic Debra DiGiovanni across multiple nights.

New Amsterdam Records announced the first full-length album by composer inti figgis-vizueta, featuring performances by Rothko String Quartet and GRAMMY Award-winning cellist Andrew Yee. The five-piece collection draws from Indigenous cosmologies and trans futurism.

Andrea Bocelli and Jennifer Hudson record Diane Warren's original song 'One Right Here' for the MASERATI: THE BROTHERS film soundtrack, marking Warren's first collaboration with Bocelli.

Sony Pictures Classics will release Pegah Ahangarani's Cannes L'Oeil d'Or-winning documentary about Iran's political history and her family's resistance across four decades.

GO FORWARD IN FLAMES shares new single 'No Sunlight' ahead of debut album Liminal Spaces. The post-rock band features Jason Hensley on guitars, Daniel Johns on bass VI and baritone guitar, and Jesse Nason on drums and mellotron.

Global pop group XG announced the November 6 release of their new single DEPENDS, with a North American tour kicking off November 3 in Oakland, California. The single marks the group's first new music since their debut album THE CORE – 核 released in January.