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Ava DuVernay will present her documentary 14TH at The Ford in Los Angeles, offering a free public screening followed by live discussion with the filmmaker and featured participants.

In modern psychological drama, space is never neutral. It listens, constricts, and occasionally betrays the people who inhabit it. When audiences stepped into Hollywood’s Hudson Theatres for the acclaimed run of The Opposite of Love, they did not encounter the ornate trappings of conventional theatrical grandeur. Instead, they were welcomed into an environment of delicate, arresting restraint: an airy, translucent sanctuary where emotional isolation felt as tangible as the floorboards beneath the actors’ feet.

Singer-songwriter Denise Marsa released the dance-pop track on World Mental Health Day as part of her forthcoming RISK + HEAL project. The song explores themes of self-worth and healing in relationships.

Following a sold-out Royal Albert Hall performance, four-time Grammy nominee RAYE will expand her symphonic tour across six additional countries.

Go behind the scenes with Zach Braff and Esther McGregor on CLEAN HANDS, a true story drama about addiction and recovery, out October 16 in theaters and on demand.

The documentary follows professional surfer Tatiana Weston-Webb and coach Greg Browning through the highs and lows of competitive surfing and personal resilience amid an ALS diagnosis.

Fandango and Lionsgate partnered to offer all five previous Hunger Games films free on Fandango's streaming service, with ticket purchasing available for the upcoming theatrical release.

Apple TV unveils a sneak peek of SMALL PROPHETS episode 4, Mackenzie Crook's 100% Certified Fresh comedy starring Michael Palin and Sophie Willan.

The reality series returns with eight episodes following the music couple as they navigate love, family, careers, and their musical legacy.

Chandra Wilson, Grey's Anatomy's Dr. Bailey since 2005, stopped by Good Morning America to dish on the medical drama's new season.

Mario Cantone discussed returning as host of Turner Classic Movies' annual Creepy Cinema event for a sixth year, teasing what viewers can expect this October, during an appearance on Good Morning America.

Kristy Garza and Kari Bravata, contestants on the 2004 reality series The Swan, discussed their experience two decades later as part of a new documentary on Good Morning America.

A new featurette from FX examines how locations and production design built the 1990s Los Angeles setting of THE DROP: A SNOWFALL SAGA, the SNOWFALL spinoff.

Chandra Wilson reflected on 23 seasons portraying Dr. Miranda Bailey and the significance of her role as a Black woman in medicine on television during an appearance on THE VIEW.

Wynonna Judd discussed losing her mother and finding freedom in a new chapter of life, then performed her single 'Hear Me Now' with Iron & Wine's Sam Beam from her first studio album in over a decade.

Travel host Rick Steves will join the New Jersey Symphony for a concert pairing European Romantic-era anthems with high-definition travel footage and historical commentary across multiple venues.

IMPRIDE for the Holidays will present A GOOD DICKENS, a queer reimagining of A Christmas Carol featuring musical parody and outrageous characters at Tenth Avenue Arts Center in San Diego.

The Mirror & Masque Theatre Co. and Playwrights' Theatre of East Hampton will present Bernard Pomerance's Tony Award-winning drama about a disfigured young man in Victorian London and the surgeon who takes him in.

The Irish Christmas show from A Taste of Ireland will perform in Bozeman, featuring World Champion dancers and an all-star ensemble with live music and storytelling.

The Who's rock opera TOMMY will perform six times at ATG San Francisco's Golden Gate Theatre. In 1969, The Who created a rock opera that changed the course of music history. Now, it returns in an all-new production.

Composers Concordance will present an evening combining five composers, six performers, and visual art in an exploration of contemporary music and sound. The program features a 40-minute multimedia composition by Gene Pritsker inspired by artist Monika Mendat.

CHINCHILLA releases the single 'Irrevocably Changed,' written with G Flip and Aidan Hogg, and announces a run of international tour dates.

The NYC experimental pop band featuring members of THE SCHOOL OF SEVEN BELLS will reissue their limited 2001 debut EP on streaming services and vinyl for the first time, with lead single 'A Word From Benjamin Spock' now available.

B2K released the single 'Lil Freak' from their forthcoming album ECLIPSE, while also submitting 'Mileage' for GRAMMY consideration in the Best R&B Collaboration or Duo/Group Performance category.

Sara and Sean Watkins will perform at Caramoor Center for Music and the Arts in Katonah, NY, as part of the venue's annual Rosen House Benefit Concert held in a 1939 Mediterranean-style villa.