The latest in cinema and TV brings a movie review for 'Night Always Comes', a deep dive into the 'And Just Like That...' series finale and Sarah Jessica Parker's reflections on Carrie Bradshaw's enduring style, plus a crucial reversal on a documentary screening at the Toronto Film Festival.

• Review: ‘Night Always Comes,’ Whether You Have a Home or Not — New York Times Movies -
• ‘And Just Like That …’ Series Finale Recap: My Everything — New York Times Arts -
• Theater to Stream in August: ‘Hamilton’ and a Comedy About Immigration — New York Times Movies -

• Sarah Jessica Parker on ‘And Just Like That ...’ and Carrie Bradshaw’s Legacy — New York Times Arts -
• Even as ‘And Just Like That ...’ Ends, Carrie Bradshaw’s Clothes Live On — New York Times Arts -
• 8 New Movies Our Critics Are Talking About This Week — New York Times Movies -
• In Reversal, Toronto Film Festival Will Screen Documentary About Oct. 7 Attack — New York Times Movies -

The entertainment sector faces legal battles and institutional shifts, including Priscilla Presley's ongoing feud with former business partners, Sean Kingston's prison sentencing for fraud, and political tensions impacting the Kennedy Center and museum policies regarding political fund-raisers.

• Priscilla Presley Locked in Feud With Former Business Partners — New York Times Music -
• Sean Kingston Is Sentenced to 3½ Years in $1 Million Fraud Scheme — New York Times Music -
• As Trump Tightens Hold on Kennedy Center, Top Theater Producer Resigns — New York Times Arts -

• $5,000-Per-Plate Dinner Tests Museum Ban on Political Fund-Raisers — New York Times Arts -
• Seth Meyers Braces for Trump’s Kennedy Center Honors — New York Times Arts -

Innovations and cultural showcases are highlighted with features on factory-built housing for Lahaina wildfire survivors, an exploration of AI chatbots in children's toys, an exhibition tackling consumer society's waste at MoMA PS1, and the buzziest acts from the Edinburgh Fringe festival.

• The Surreal Family Tree of a French R.P.G. — New York Times Arts -
• In Lahaina, ‘Dignified’ Havens for Wildfire Survivors — New York Times Arts -
• These Artists Want You to Stop and Smell the Waste — New York Times Arts -

• Edinburgh Fringe: The 7 Buzziest Acts — New York Times Arts -
• St. Patrick’s Cathedral to Unveil Mural Celebrating City’s Immigrants — New York Times Arts -
• They’re Stuffed Animals. They’re Also A.I. Chatbots. — New York Times Arts -

The music world sees new releases and a Broadway revival, featuring 10 new songs to hear, the enduring appeal of the **'Mamma Mia!' musical returning to Broadway, and the compelling story of BigXthaPlug's rise as Nashville's favorite rapper**.

• 10 New Songs You Need to Hear: Khalid, Jay Som, Steve Lacy and More — New York Times Music -
• ‘Mamma Mia!’ Is Back on Broadway. But Did It Ever Really Leave Us? — New York Times Music -
• How BigXthaPlug Went From Solitary Confinement to Nashville’s Favorite Rapper — New York Times Music -

Tributes are paid to influential figures, with the passing of Doris Lockhart Saatchi, a renowned art critic and collector, Tommy McLain, the King of Swamp Pop, and Robin Lakoff, an expert on language and gender.

• Doris Lockhart Saatchi, 88, Critic and Collector of Cutting-Edge Art, Dies — New York Times Arts -
• Tommy McLain, the King of Swamp Pop, Dies at 85 — New York Times Music -
• Robin Lakoff, Expert on Language and Gender, Is Dead at 82 — New York Times Books -

The world of books offers new perspectives through reviews, including 'The Sky Was My Blanket' by Uri Shulevitz and 'The Teacher of Nomad Land' by Daniel Nayeri, alongside a review of 'Black Moses' by Caleb Gayle.

• Book Review: ‘The Sky Was My Blanket,’ by Uri Shulevitz, and ‘The Teacher of Nomad Land,’ by Daniel Nayeri — New York Times Books -
• Book Review: ‘Black Moses,’ by Caleb Gayle — New York Times Books -