Robert De Niro and Jane Rosenthal reflected on the Tribeca Festival's 25th anniversary, while the festival also showcased a new documentary on the **’80s thriller “Cruising”, highlighted Andre Holland's acting prowess, and featured insights from veteran filmmaker Edward Burns**.

• Tribeca Festival 25th Anniversary: An Interview With Robert De Niro, Jane Rosenthal, Rebecca Glashow — New York Times Arts -
• At Tribeca, a New Look at an ’80s Thriller About New York’s Gay Underground — New York Times Arts -
• Tribeca Festival: Andre Holland’s Ability to Connect to Audiences Is on Display — New York Times Arts -

• Edward Burns on What It’s like to Be a Tribeca Festival Veteran — New York Times Arts -

Viewers can look forward to new movies and TV shows arriving on streaming services in June, while the finale of **“Euphoria” drew significant attention, following the dismissal of a “Love Island USA” contestant for a racial slur, and a look at virtual sex work’s increased visibility** on television.

• The Best Movies and TV Shows Coming to Disney+, Amazon, AMC+, Apple TV and More in June — New York Times Arts -
• Vasana Montgomery, ‘Love Island USA’ Contestant, Dismissed After Using Racial Slur — New York Times Arts -
• In the ‘Euphoria’ Finale, the HBO Show Goes Out With a Whimper — New York Times Arts -

• Sam Levinson on Why ‘Euphoria’ Had to End This Way. For Good. — New York Times Arts -
• Hoyt Richards, Former Model, on ‘Bring Me The Beauties’ and How to Escape a Cult — New York Times Arts -
• ‘Cape Fear’ and 7 More Shows to Watch on TV This Week — New York Times Arts -
• On ‘Euphoria’ and Elsewhere, TV Is Having a Sex Cam Spring — New York Times Arts -

A selection of 28 new books by authors like Ann Patchett and **Maggie O’Farrell are hitting shelves in June, alongside Pride Month comic books and graphic novels, and reviews for Liaquat Ahamed’s ‘1873’, Harold Bloom’s literary letters, and another Ann Patchett novel, ‘Whistler’**.

• 28 New Books to Read in June: Ann Patchett, Maggie O’Farrell, Daniel Kraus and More — New York Times Arts -
• Book Review: ‘1873,’ by Liaquat Ahamed — New York Times Books -
• 9 Comic Books and Graphic Novels to Celebrate Pride Month — New York Times Arts -

• Book Review: ‘The Man Who Read Everything: The Literary Letters of Harold Bloom’ — New York Times Books -
• Book Review: ‘Whistler,’ by Ann Patchett — New York Times Books -

**“Awake and Sing!” is opening on Broadway with Danny Burstein and Jessica Hecht, while Mark and Joaquin Consuelos made their Broadway debuts, and London theaters prepared for a summer lineup, including a review of the Off Broadway production “And Then the Rodeo Burned Down”**.

• ‘Awake and Sing!’ Heads to Broadway With Danny Burstein and Jessica Hecht — New York Times Arts -
• What’s On in London Theaters This Summer — New York Times Arts -
• Mark and Joaquin Consuelos, Father and Son, Make Broadway Debuts Together — New York Times Arts -

• ‘And Then the Rodeo Burned Down’ Review: Tenderness as Transgression — New York Times Arts -

Dua Lipa and Callum Turner celebrated their wedding in London, **Azniv Korkejian discussed Bedouine’s ‘Neon Summer Skin’, and a reissue chronicles Allen Toussaint’s post-Katrina performances**.

• Dua Lipa and Callum Turner Get Married at London’s Old Marylebone Town Hall — New York Times Music -
• Azniv Korkejian on Bedouine’s ‘Neon Summer Skin’ — New York Times Arts -
• When a Reluctant Songwriting Star Found Refuge on a New York Stage — New York Times Arts -

New York City is gearing up for June celebrations with a list of Pride events and 33 fun activities ranging from improv to live music.

• NYC Pride Events 2026: Where to Celebrate — New York Times Arts -
• 33 Fun Things to Do in N.Y.C. in June — New York Times Arts -

The film industry sees young moviegoers driving box office success with **“Backrooms” and confronts the evolving role of A.I. actresses** in filmmaking.

• Tilly Norwood, A.I. Actress, Wants to Know Why Everyone’s Mad at Her — New York Times Movies -
• Young Moviegoers Power ‘Backrooms’ to $82 Million in Ticket Sales — New York Times Arts -

**Johnny DeFeo’s unique ‘Coyote House’ is available for rent, while illustrator Joana Avillez revisited her waterfront childhood through a new edition of Joseph Mitchell’s ‘The Bottom of the Harbor’**.

• For Rent: A One-Bedroom Coyote House — New York Times Arts -
• Joana Avillez Revisits Her Waterfront Childhood — New York Times Arts -

A judge has ordered the **Kennedy Center to remove Trump’s name from its building**, prompting a strong reaction from the former president.

• Kennedy Center Must Remove Trump’s Name From Building, Judge Orders — New York Times Arts -