Barry Manilow awarded Utah music teacher Jason Weimer a $10,000 check during a concert, as part of the "Manilow Music Teacher Award" for his dedication to music education.

Wu-Tang Clan is performing their final shows in NYC and Newark as part of their farewell tour, with tickets available from $46. Their impact on hip-hop is highlighted.

Minneapolis is hosting "The Big Honking Truck Parade" on July 31 on Nicollet Mall, featuring various trucks and vehicles, with activities for families and local shopping opportunities.

Bellevue's Movies in the Park programs offer free outdoor movie screenings in Downtown and Crossroads parks, featuring pre-show activities and supporting charitable causes.

The Anderson Police Department is hosting a community block party at May Park, featuring free food, inflatable activities, a petting zoo, nonprofit booths, a splash pad, fire trucks, and a K9 demonstration.

Vineland's Monday night concert at Giampietro Park with Buried Edge was canceled due to inclement weather forecasts.

Fitchburg resident Paul Corcoran won $2 million by purchasing an extra Powerball ticket by mistake, matching all but one number from two different stores.

Mesa's Rhodes Aquatic Complex is hosting the Hang 110° FlowRider Competition on July 25 for surf and boogie board enthusiasts, with age-specific events and prizes, at an entry cost of $7.

The historic Mayan Theater in Los Angeles is closing in September after 35 years of hosting cultural events, leaving fans to bid farewell through dance events until then.

Coral Springs' International Dinner Dance this August spotlights Haitian culture with food, dance, and attire at the Marriott Heron Bay. Tickets cost $75 and must be purchased in advance.

Kids Summer Concert Series starts July 16 at Veterans' Memorial Amphitheater with "Kid Power with Rachael," free family-friendly performances continuing through August.

Plymouth announces its final Hilde Nights series concert with a Fleetwood Mac tribute on Aug. 15, featuring local talent and a headline tribute show by Rumours, including food trucks and outdoor seating.

Katy Perry's performance in Phoenix received mixed reviews, praising her hit songs and stage spectacle but noting technical issues and awkward dance moments. Both reviews acknowledged flaws but ultimately reported a positive fan experience.