Peoria's Made in Arizona Film Series features "Alice Doesn’t Live Here Anymore" with a post-screening discussion moderated by Jeannie Berg on September 13.

Las Vegas's Sphere venue is generating $2 million daily with an immersive 70-minute adaptation of "The Wizard of Oz," attracting 4,000-5,000 viewers at $200 per ticket.

Adam Sandler and Vanilla Ice played basketball with USF Bulls, creating buzz; Sandler’s on tour, visited for his birthday. Coach hopes for team boost.

K-9 unit demonstrated narcotics detection at Cause for Paws Car Show, with proceeds supporting the unit. The event showcased classic cars and community engagement.

Chicago's National Museum of Puerto Rican Arts and Culture celebrated its 25th anniversary with new installations: a mosaic 'El Llamado' and an outdoor education space. The celebration comes amidst tension over federal agents' presence in the area.

AREA15 in Las Vegas celebrates five years with a variety of events, and it has expanded significantly, attracting over 15 million visitors since its 2020 opening.

Eleven Powerball tickets worth $100,000 or $50,000 were sold in Indiana, with the Hoosier Lottery advising winners to secure tickets and consult financial advisors.

Casa Grande's CRC extends hours, including Sundays. The city offers pickleball at Dave White Park and organizes a Halloween festival, while Proposition 496 proposes $67M for recreation upgrades.

St. Charles County middle schoolers can design the "I Voted" sticker for the 2026 elections, in celebration of America's 250th birthday, with submissions due by November 21 using traditional art mediums.

The Miss UT Martin Volunteer Pageant in Tennessee features eleven students competing for the title, with the event aiming to showcase a mix of beauty and intellect.

Lady Gaga adds new North American dates to her "The Mayhem Ball" tour, promising an elaborate show with VIP packages, supporting her latest album and its hits. Tickets go on sale September 10.

Lady Gaga postponed her Miami concert due to vocal issues, rescheduling it for March 2026. Existing tickets are valid for the new date, and refunds are available.

The 2026 Detroit Auto Show will feature Ford, GM, Stellantis, and Toyota, with expectations of a strong turnout and interactive elements like "Racing Day" and luxury car showcase "The Gallery".