Recent events in the music industry include Sean 'Diddy' Combs' ongoing sex-trafficking trial reaching jury deliberations, Bob Vylan's controversial chant at Glastonbury leading to a criminal inquiry and visa revocation, and Beyoncé pausing a concert due to a car prop malfunction. The industry also mourns jazz impresario Jack Kleinsinger and reviews Lorde's latest album, while also noting the cultural impact of Disney's 'Colors of the Wind'.

• Sean ‘Diddy’ Combs Jury Ends First Day of Deliberations Without a Verdict — New York Times Music -
• Jack Kleinsinger, Impresario Behind a Marathon Jazz Series, Dies at 88 — New York Times Music -
• Bob Vylan’s Chant Against Israel’s Military at Glastonbury Draws Criminal Inquiry — New York Times Arts -

• Review: On ‘Virgin,’ Is Lorde Finally Done With the Spotlight? — New York Times Music -
• 8 Key Text Exchanges at the Sean ‘Diddy’ Combs Trial — New York Times Music -
• How ‘Colors of the Wind’ Became a Generational Rallying Cry — New York Times Music -
• Beyoncé Pauses Houston Concert After Car Prop Malfunction Left Her Dangling Over Crowds — New York Times Music -
• Beyoncé Pauses Houston Concert After Car Prop Malfunction Left Her Dangling Over Crowds — New York Times Arts -

The world of television and film is bustling with season recaps for 'Squid Game' and reviews for 'The Bear', alongside documentary recommendations covering diverse subjects. Audiences can also explore new TV watching guides, including a Tour de France documentary series and a film detailing Nobu Matsuhisa's influence on sushi in America.

• ‘Squid Game’ Season 3 Recap: More Misery and a Surprise Cameo — New York Times Arts -
• When Nobu Matsuhisa Changed Sushi in America Forever — New York Times Movies -
• Three Great Documentaries to Stream — New York Times Movies -

• ‘The Bear’ Is Back, but Where’s the Beef? — New York Times Arts -
• ‘Tour de France: Unchained,’ Plus 9 Things to Watch on TV this Week — New York Times Arts -

This category spans diverse cultural interests, from LACMA's new building opening and a Beethoven-inspired dance review, to ballet performances where ballerinas embody strength. Also featured are social etiquette classes for tweens and a review of **new video game releases like 'Firebreak' and 'Rooftops & Alleys'**.

• Where Kids Put Down Their Phones and Pick Up the Correct Fork — New York Times Arts -
• Date Everything! From the Comfort of Your Anthropomorphic Home — New York Times Arts -
• LACMA Opens the Doors to Its New Building — New York Times Arts -

• ‘Pastoral’ Review: Sampling Beethoven at Bard — New York Times Arts -
• In Ashton’s ‘Sylvia,’ Ballerinas Get to Be Like Wonder Woman — New York Times Arts -

The literary scene features discussions on Chris Whitaker's healing through 'All The Colors of Dark' and a critical look at Jane Austen's 'Mansfield Park' as her boldest work. News also includes the passing of crime novelist Jane Stanton Hitchcock and a guide to 20 new books to read in July.

• How the Million-Selling ‘All The Colors of Dark’ Brought Its Author Peace — New York Times Books -
• Jane Stanton Hitchcock, 78, Dies; Crime Novelist Who Mocked High Society — New York Times Books -
• Why ‘Mansfield Park’ Is Jane Austen’s Boldest, Riskiest Novel — New York Times Books -

• 20 New Books to Read in July: Sarah MacLean, Gary Shteyngart, Silvia Moreno-Garcia and More — New York Times Books -

The stage is active with news of Taraji P. Henson's Broadway debut and a review of a new 'Wrinkle in Time' musical. Additionally, the sector highlights Broadway big shot Jordan Roth's reinvention and provides a comprehensive guide to London theater offerings this summer.

• Taraji P. Henson to Make Broadway Debut in August Wilson Play — New York Times Movies -
• Review: A New ‘Wrinkle in Time’ Needs to Iron Out Some Problems — New York Times Books -
• Jordan Roth, a Broadway Big Shot, Is Now Reinventing Himself — New York Times Arts -

• What to See in London Theaters This Summer — New York Times Arts -