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The Triad (158 West 72nd Street) is hosting several special live events this month: the first is Speakeasy, an intimate conversation this Sunday, 8/12 at 6pm with multiple Grammy-winning music star Lenny Kravitz and Sean Ono Lennon. This special show is being taped by PBS, tickets are on sale now ($20 / www.TriadNYC.com).

John Goodman and Michaela Coel to star in BAFTA-winner Hugo Blick's thriller Black Earth Rising for BBC Two and BBC iPlayer, while Netflix holds global rights, according to Deadline.

Elisabeth Moss stars as Becky Something, a maniacally destructive punk rock star and leader of the seminal all-female rock band Something She, who pushes her relationships with bandmates, family and followers to the limit as she wages a years long war against sobriety, while attempting to re-engage the creativity that had once led her band to massive crossover success. When a new, younger female band called The Akergirls, led by Delevingne's Cassie, bursts onto the scene, Becky becomes their mentor. With added responsibility and watching her former friend Zelda E. Zekial (Amber Heard) rise to celebrity megastardom while her career falters, Becky falls deeper into her downward spiral, losing all ties with those she cares about most, including her young daughter and estranged husband Danny (Dan Stevens). It is only when Becky hits rock bottom that she begins to find her path to true redemption.

Multiple GRAMMY® Award-winner Jason Mraz has officially announced today's release of his eagerly anticipated new album, Know.. Mraz's first full-length studio recording in over four years is available now at all music retailers and streaming services.

Therapy Content/Therapy Studios once again joins forces with Dave Grohl and Roswell Films to present "Play," a mini-documentary that culminates with the Foo Fighters founder performing a solo 23-minute instrumental of epic proportions.

The Vancouver International Film Festival's (VIFF) film streams Sea to Sky presented by TELUS, and True North presented by Telefilm, offer moving Indigenous stories with the Western Canadian Premiere of Edge of the Knife, the first narrative feature in the Haida language; Picking Up the Pieces: The Making of the Witness Blanket; and Quiet Killing. 

Nicki Minaj released her fourth studio album, Queen, today, one week earlier than the August 17th release date she had previously announced. 

Disney Digital Network today premiered the latest special from "Club Mickey Mouse" featuring two new songs, original dance videos, and a cameo appearance from former Mouseketeer, JC Chasez. In the special, the Mouseketeers celebrate the end of summer before heading back to "Club Mickey High School" under the surprise leadership of "Principal Chasez." Walt Disney Records will distribute both singles,  "Summer is a Vibe" and "Ready Set Go," and music videos through online music stores.

Today, acclaimed alt/electronic trio A R I Z O N A -- fresh off a massive mainstage performance at Lollapalooza this past weekend where they “proved their stance as a reputable and growing pop group,” (Newsweek) – releases a new remix of their dance floor anthem “Summer Days.” GRAMMY-nominated, chart-topping production duo Galantis put an incredible high-energy spin on the track, which has already accumulated over 3 million streams since its release earlier this summer. Listen to “Summer Days” (Galantis Remix) HERE.

Matthew Morrison will star in The Greatest Dancer, Simon Cowell's British entertainment format, according to Deadline.

Music fans can be very vocal with their opinions on Twitter, which is why from time to time Jimmy Kimmel Live! gives those who are the targets of the haters a chance to respond. Jimmy Kimmel Live! aired an all-new, all hip-hop edition of MeanTweets featuring 50 Cent, A$AP Rocky, Eve, Pusha-T, Big Sean, Remy Ma, Rae Sremmurd, Anderson .Paak, DJ Khaled, Trippie Redd, Tyler The Creator, Awkwafina, Logic, Lil Yachty, Wale, Ty Dolla $ign, Yo Gotti, Lil Wayne & T-Pain.

Paul Rudd is set to star in a new Netflix comedy series, Living With Yourself, from the directors of Little Miss Sunshine, Jonathan Dayton and Valerie Faris, according to Variety.

Gal Gadot (“Justice League,” “Wonder Woman”) revealed today that she is voicing the character Shank, a tough and talented driver in an intense and gritty online racing game called Slaughter Race, in Walt Disney Animation Studios' “Ralph Breaks the Internet,” which hits theaters this Thanksgiving.

Robert Molloy, grandson of George Steinbrenner, Kristian Krempel, President of FX Group and Joseph Restaino, Partner, Character Brigade have joined forces to create Pinstripe Productions, LLC, a new production company based in Florida. Pinstripe will focus on bringing film production back to the Sunshine State. Molloy, Krempel and Restaino will each retain the title of Partner in the new venture. The company's first project is currently in development and will start filming in the fall with a release planned for 2020.

Watch the trailer for Slaughterhouse Rulez, a new horror comedy opening in theaters on Halloween in the UK.

GRAMMY® Award-nominated, platinum-certified country hit maker Cassadee Pope debuts her latest single today, “One More Red Light,” co-written by Pope, Kelly Archer and Emily Shackleton. The infectious up-tempo track, which sees Pope in rare vocal form, marks the second song from Cassadee's forthcoming release.  Its first single, “Take You Home,” amassed more than 8 million streams.  

Co-Host of the weekend edition of Fox & Friends, Abby Huntsman is expected to join The View, according to Variety.

Ed Skrein has joined Roland Emmerich's World War II film, Midway, according to Variety.

Courtney and Eric Waldrop, their three older boys and sextuplet babies are coming to TLC with new series SWEET HOME SEXTUPLETS, premiering Tuesday, September 18 at 10/9c. A tight-knit family living on a sheep farm in small town Alabama, parents Courtney and Eric got the surprise of their lives when trying for one more baby yielded sextuplets. In six, one-hour episodes, viewers are invited to join the family just before they give birth, through their high-risk delivery, the babies' admittance to the NICU and adjusting to a new normal after bringing them all home.

Rob McElhenney and Charlie Day have teamed up for a straight-to-series comedy for Apple, according to The Hollywood Reporter.