Six Flags Over Texas unveils its summer events with stunts, live music, fireworks, and hints at a new roller coaster for its 65th anniversary in 2026. New food options and a Season Pass for early Splash Island access are also highlighted.

Concerts by Shakira and Jason Aldean with Brooks & Dunn at Fenway Park were canceled due to structural issues with the stage, leaving fans disappointed. Safety concerns prompted the cancellations, and refunds are being processed.

Smokey Robinson and his wife have filed a $500 million countersuit against four ex-housekeepers accusing him of sexual assault, which he denies, amid an ongoing police investigation.

Houston's Independence Day event, Freedom Over Texas 2025, features headliners Lee Brice and Ashley McBryde, with a fireworks finale and various attractions.

Coon Rapids Dam Regional Park announces its Summer Concert Series with free performances starting June 5, featuring a variety of musical acts and genres. Entrance fees are waived on concert evenings.

Maple Grove celebrates Juneteenth with music, dance, and activities, including scholarships for local students, on June 19 from 5-9 p.m. at Town Green.

"Sinners," starring Michael B. Jordan, screens for free in Clarksdale, with Ryan Coogler attending, celebrating local culture alongside live music and panels.

"Real Women Have Curves," a musical about the Latino immigrant experience, opens on Broadway, directed by Sergio Trujillo and featuring music by Joy Huerta.

Peoria opens its public pools and splash pads for the summer, offering residents swimming and water play options with extended hours and affordable rates, along with seasonal passes and swim lessons.

Stuntwoman Devyn LaBella is suing Kevin Costner and others for an unscripted violent rape scene in "Horizon 2," accusing them of sexual discrimination and harassment.

Gloria Estefan releases her Spanish-language album "Raíces," inspired by her Cuban heritage and penned by her husband Emilio. The album celebrates Latin music and traditions.

SeaWorld Orlando introduces a drone show, a new ride, and diverse summer festivities including fireworks, live shows, and a BBQ festival, complemented by a Memorial Day Sale on tickets.

The Made in Arizona Film Series returns to Peoria, featuring classic films connected to Arizona, with screenings from June to October at the Peoria Main Library.