Actresses Michelle Williams met singer Michelle Williams backstage at the Lunt-Fontanne Theatre, where the singer was performing in "Death Becomes Her."

Forest Hills Stadium in New York City obtains conditional approval to hold summer concerts, facing local concerns over noise and crowds, with measures like noise code compliance and security.

Leslie Odom Jr. will return to "Hamilton" as Aaron Burr this fall for a 12-week run at the Richard Rodgers Theatre, coinciding with the show's 10th anniversary.

Xanadu Roller Arts in Bushwick hosts Reworked Runway, a sustainable fashion show with dance and music, celebrating eco-friendly practices and local indie designers.

"Fat Cat Killers" is an off-Broadway show that satirically addresses corporate layoffs and vengeance, coinciding with a real-world violent incident. Another play, "All the Beauty in the World," reflects on art's impact during personal turmoil.

"The Great Gatsby" marks its 100th anniversary as an American literary classic, after originally receiving a lukewarm reception and low sales. Its rise began posthumously for F. Scott Fitzgerald, with its distribution to World War II servicemen.

TikToker @martinifeeny (Bridget) claimed she was fired after criticizing the sameness of NYC mega-influencers, sparking a discussion on social media authenticity and the preference for more relatable content creators.

Vybz Kartel performs in the US post-imprisonment, with high demand leading to an additional show. Critics discuss his explicit lyrics while fans celebrate his influence. He continues making music despite health issues and plans more performances.

Luna Park in Coney Island opened its 122nd season with traditional festivities, including the iconic Cyclone roller coaster drawing early queues and receiving an egg cream christening ceremony.

Actress Carrie Coon is lauded for her role in "The White Lotus" Season 3, balancing intense filming with family life, and her realism in a finale scene.

The Metro Theater on NY's Upper West Side is set to reopen, with a nonprofit securing a $6.9 million purchase, partly funded by Governor Hochul's grant. Renovations require more funds, but there is significant community and celebrity support.

Little Island announces its fifth season of diverse cultural events, with affordable theater, music, dance, and opera from May to September in New York.

A dispute over concert permits at Forest Hills Stadium involves allegations of racism by Queens Borough President Donovan Richards against the local FHGC, citing increased complaints after events with predominantly African American audiences.