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Hulu is rolling out a fresh stand-up comedy series called LOL Live, produced by Kevin Hart’s Hartbeat. The show will feature ten half-hour sets from a mix of comedians, including SNL’s Devon Walker and the late Ken Flores, among others. It premieres June 6, adding to Hulu’s growing lineup of comedy content.

Editor’s Note: Comedy fans have something new to look forward to—Hulu’s latest series not only brings big names (and rising stars) to the stage but also honors the late Ken Flores, making it a blend of celebration and fresh talent. With stand-up booming on streaming, this is another win for viewers who love to laugh.

The hit horror flick Sinners, starring Michael B. Jordan, is finally available to stream or buy digitally after its successful $350 million box office run earlier this year. If you missed it in theaters—or just want to watch it from the safety of your couch—you can now rent it for $20 or buy it for $25 on major platforms. And for physical media fans, a DVD and 4K Ultra HD release is coming soon.

Editor’s Note: Horror fans who skipped the theater or want a rewatch now have options—streaming for convenience or physical copies for collectors. Given its massive box office haul, this digital rollout means even more viewers can jump into the scares. Plus, it’s a win for the genre, proving big-budget horror with A-list stars can still dominate.

Ashlee Simpson Ross is bringing her "I Am Me" show to Las Vegas for two nights at the Venetian Resort’s intimate Voltaire venue over Labor Day weekend. The pop star, who announced the gigs exclusively through Variety, will perform for crowds of about 1,000 each night—marking a buzzy, small-scale Vegas debut.

Editor’s Note: Vegas residencies have become a rite of passage for pop stars, but Simpson Ross’s shows feel more like a nostalgic victory lap than a glitzy spectacle. For fans who grew up with her 2000s hits, this is a chance to catch her live in a cozy setting—and a reminder that she’s still carving out her own lane.

Second Stage Theater just unveiled its 2025-26 Broadway lineup, featuring two Pulitzer finalists—Jordan Harrison’s thought-provoking Marjorie Prime and Gina Gionfriddo’s sharp comedy Becky Shaw. The season also includes three Off Broadway productions, like Talene Monahon’s Meet The Cartozians, rounding out a mix of high-profile and emerging works.

Editor’s Note: For theater lovers, this is exciting news—Second Stage is bringing critically acclaimed plays to Broadway while spotlighting fresh voices Off Broadway. It’s a win for fans of smart, award-worthy storytelling and a sign that New York’s theater scene continues to thrive with bold choices.

Greenwich Entertainment just snagged the North American rights to Angelheaded Hipster, a documentary diving into the wild, glitter-soaked world of Marc Bolan and his iconic band T. Rex. Directed by first-timer Ethan Silverman, the film—which debuted at Tribeca—celebrates Bolan’s magnetic persona and his lasting impact on rock music. Greenwich is gearing up to bring this love letter to 1970s glam rock to audiences who’ve been craving a deep dive into one of the genre’s most flamboyant pioneers.

Editor’s Note: If you’ve ever air-guitared to Bang a Gong or wondered how T. Rex helped shape rock’s glammest era, this doc is your backstage pass. Beyond nostalgia, it’s a reminder of how Bolan’s theatrical genius still echoes in today’s music—and why Greenwich thinks now’s the perfect time to reintroduce him to a new generation. For fans and curious newcomers alike, it’s a win.