The arts community remembers Claude Bessy and Randall Bourscheidt, while celebrating **Nancy Sheung’s photographic legacy and Firelei Báez’s thought-provoking art**; new theater productions like **‘Fallen Angels’ and ‘Girls Girls Chance Chance Music Music’ are reviewed, with NYC Pride events announced and Olivia Book** expanding ballet body representation.
The screen entertainment world highlights new international movies and critic-recommended film releases, features a **conclusion to the series ‘Hacks’ with insights from Jean Smart and Hannah Einbinder, and introduces Kane Parsons** as A24’s youngest director.
Readers are offered a **review of Jill Biden’s memoir ‘View From the East Wing’, ongoing Book Club discussions for Ben Lerner’s ‘Transcription’ and Caro Claire Burke’s ‘Yesteryear’, and reviews for new releases ‘Found Sound’ and ‘Stream’**.
A **judge’s order to remove a former President’s name from the Kennedy Center stirs controversy, Jimmy Kimmel offers satirical commentary on the current President’s approval rating, and the Smithsonian chief faces pressure regarding an exhibit on America’s founding ideals**.
The music scene features a **reissue of Allen Toussaint’s live performances, Olivia Rodrigo discussing her new album’s inspiration, and several artists including Young MC and Morris Day, withdrawing from Freedom 250 Concerts**.
The gaming world sees the release of the **newest James Bond game, ‘007 First Light,’** which blends elements of action and stealth.