Key music industry news includes the ongoing legal proceedings for Sean 'Diddy' Combs, with his bail denial and an ex-girlfriend's support letter for release, alongside features on new music releases from artists like Chappell Roan, classical performances of pieces like 'Lincoln Portrait', and a profile of Kong Nay's musical legacy in Cambodia.

• Sean ‘Diddy’ Combs Is Denied Bail, and Will Remain Jailed Until Sentencing — New York Times Music -
• Chappell Roan Guts Out a Breakup, and 10 More New Songs — New York Times Music -
• Sean ‘Diddy’ Combs’s Ex-Girlfriend Supports Bail Release in Letter to Judge — New York Times Music -

• Heather Cox Richardson Enters the History of ‘Lincoln Portrait’ — New York Times Music -
• He Survived the Khmer Rouge and Built a Musical Legacy — New York Times Music -

Film and TV coverage includes a review of the documentary 'Architecton' and the revival of 'King of the Hill', as well as news about a new dating series at the U.S. Open, insights from a film curator for the New York Film Festival, and a look at upcoming TV shows and awards like the Las Culturistas Culture Awards.

• ‘Architecton’ Review: A Lesson Among Ruins — New York Times Movies -
• With ‘Game Set, Matchmaker,’ U.S. Open Will Host Dating Series — New York Times Arts -
• A Film Curator Keeps His Eyes on Screens, Then ‘Resets’ With Art — New York Times Movies -

• ‘King of the Hill’ Review: Still a Man’s World, but a Different One — New York Times Arts -
• Las Culturistas Culture Awards, Plus 5 Things to Watch on TV This Week — New York Times Arts -

The vibrant live arts scene is highlighted by Off Broadway show recommendations for August, reports from the Edinburgh Festival Fringe featuring a hit musical about Raygun and photos of the bustling streets, and a feature on Northern Sky Theater's unique local productions in Wisconsin.

• A Dozen Off Broadway Shows to Energize Your August — New York Times Arts -
• A Breaking Musical Is a Fringe Hit. Just Don’t Mention Raygun. — New York Times Arts -
• Edinburgh Fringe in Photos: The Streets Are Alive — New York Times Arts -

• In Wisconsin, Cheese and Packers Stories Help Northern Sky Theater Thrive — New York Times Arts -

Recent losses in the entertainment world are marked by obituaries for Gary Karr, the virtuoso double-bassist, Ann Harris, a renowned book editor, David Rendall, an acclaimed tenor, and Loni Anderson, the beloved actress from 'WKRP in Cincinnati'.

• Gary Karr, Virtuoso Who Elevated the Double-Bass, Dies at 83 — New York Times Music -
• Ann Harris, Who Edited a Stack of Best Sellers, Dies at 99 — New York Times Books -
• David Rendall, Tenor Who Suffered Operatic Mishaps, Dies at 76 — New York Times Arts -

• Loni Anderson, Star of ‘WKRP in Cincinnati,’ Dies at 79 — New York Times Arts -

The visual arts and cultural landscape are explored through an appreciation of J.M.W. Turner's enduring legacy, the reopening of Donald Judd's Marfa office after a fire, and the unveiling of a monument to Superman's creators in Cleveland.

• What J.M.W. Turner Saw, and What We Still Can See — New York Times Arts -
• Superman’s Earthly Birthplace? It’s Cleveland, and It’s Embracing Its Hero. — New York Times Movies -
• After a Fire, Donald Judd’s Marfa, Texas Office Prepares for Its Reopening — New York Times Arts -

Literary updates feature a review of Asne Seierstad's 'The Afghans' and a curated list of books for children starting preschool, aiming to ease first-day nerves.

• Book Review: ‘The Afghans,’ by Asne Seierstad — New York Times Books -
• Books for Kids Starting Preschool — New York Times Books -