Nate Bargatze's new movie "The Breadwinner" and "The Other Bennet Sister" reimagining a Jane Austen character lead a diverse array of film and TV reviews, including historical dramas like "Pressure," documentary recommendations, and John Travolta's directing debut.

• ‘The Breadwinner’ Review: Nate Bargatze, Man of the House — New York Times Arts -
• Jane Austen Snubbed This Character. ‘The Other Bennet Sister’ Loves Her. — New York Times Arts -
• The Real Story Behind “Pressure,” the Film About the D-Day Weather Forecast — New York Times Arts -

• ‘Power Ballad’ Review: Hitting All the Wrong Notes — New York Times Arts -
• Three Great Documentaries to Stream — New York Times Arts -
• ‘Pressure’ Review: The Weather of War — New York Times Arts -
• Jimmy Kimmel Can Hardly Believe the Reality of L.A.’s Mayoral Race — New York Times Arts -
• ‘With Hasan in Gaza’ Review: An Elusive Search — New York Times Arts -
• ‘Propeller One-Way Night Coach’: John Travolta’s Directing Debut — New York Times Arts -
• ‘Miss You, Love You’ Review: A Son Outsources His Solace — New York Times Arts -
• ‘The Last Viking’ Review: Imagine Mads Mikkelsen — New York Times Arts -
• ‘Forastera’ Review: An Exquisitely Deconstructed Ghost Story — New York Times Arts -
• ‘The Currents’ Review: Lost and Found — New York Times Arts -
• ‘Backrooms’ Review: Lost in the Expansion — New York Times Arts -

Firelei Báez's exhibition exploring trickster energy and Florentina Holzinger's boundary-pushing performance art highlight the vibrant arts scene, alongside the reopening of Broadway's "The Book of Mormon" after a fire and a unique desert art installation.

• Firelei Báez Harvests Trickster Energy to Remap Stories of the World — New York Times Arts -
• Florentina Holzinger’s 9-Hour Spectacle Pushes the Limits of Body Art — New York Times Arts -
• 3 Weeks After Fire, ‘The Book of Mormon’ Reopens on Broadway — New York Times Arts -

• For Rent: A One-Bedroom Coyote House — New York Times Arts -
• Review: ‘The Maids’ Makes a Ruckus but Not Enough Mess — New York Times Arts -
• Firelei Báez Harvests Trickster Energy to Remap Stories of the World — New York Times Arts -

A conviction for a planned attack at a Taylor Swift concert and the withdrawal of Young MC and Morris Day from Freedom 250 concerts reveal concert safety and scheduling issues, while the passing of Colombian folk star Totó la Momposina is mourned and Paul McCartney discusses his new album.

• Austrian Man Convicted of Planning Attack at Taylor Swift Concert in Vienna — New York Times Music -
• Young MC and Morris Day Pull Out of Freedom 250 Concerts — New York Times Arts -
• Totó la Momposina, Colombian Folk Music Star, Dies at 85 — New York Times Arts -

• This Year at the May Festival, Julia Bullock Took Charge — New York Times Arts -
• What Orchestras and Singers Gain Through Operas in Concert — New York Times Arts -
• Paul McCartney on His New Album and the Beatles’ Earliest Days — New York Times Arts -

Editors' top book recommendations for the week and summer reading lists offer plenty for bibliophiles, with discussions on cultural references like TikTok appearing in older books and profiles of authors like Garry Trudeau and Veronica Roth.

• Books Our Editors Loved This Week — New York Times Books -
• Why Is TikTok in This Book from 2006? — New York Times Arts -
• Why Garry Trudeau Finally O.K.’d a Biography — New York Times Books -

• Veronica Roth on Her Favorite Books and Her New Novel, ‘Seek the Traitor’s Son’ — New York Times Books -
• The Nonfiction Everyone Will Be Reading This Summer — New York Times Books -
• The Novels Everyone Will Be Reading This Summer — New York Times Books -