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A calendar of events for the summer arts in New York City is presented including the New York Asian Film Festival from July 1-14, 2011, the Comic Book Theater Festival beginning June 2, 2011 and the Lincoln Center Festival beginning July 5, 2011.

The article presents updates on universities and colleges including the educational programs initiated by Jo Weldon, headmistress of the New York School of Burlesque, the Advanced Murder You'll Write program at Hunter College, and programs at the Sewing Studio in the Garment District.

This section presents entertainment-related updates including the presentation of the play "Being Sellers," a tribute to screenwriter Suso Cecchi d'Amico, and the Post-Turkey Day Super Hike.

This section offers information on several entertainment events in New York City in November 2010, including the Lebowski Fest, the performance of Adam Carolla at Carolines on Broadway as part of the New York Comedy Festival, and the Zombie Fashion Show.

A calendar of events for the New York City area in October 2010 including the group show "Seductive Subversion: Women Pop Artists, 1958-1068," a multimedia concert titled "Echodes," by Rhys Chatham with video artist Angie Eng, and the third annual NYC Great Big Wheel Race.

A calendar of events in New York City, New York is presented, including the International Body Music Festival, the Sweetheart Pet Pageant and a concert by Public Enemy.

The article offers world news briefs related to entertainment industry, including the three documentary films in the beauty industry, the African music festival in Brooklyn, New York City, New York, and the premiere of new Brazilian films in New York.

The article presents a calendar of events for New York City for the week of May 20-26, 2010 including a benefit event at the Museum of Modern Art, a performance by the Los Angeles Philharmonic orchestra, and a lecture by artist Matthew Barney on the opera "Ancient Evenings."

A calendar of events for the New York City area for the week of May 5-11, 2010 is presented which includes an appearance by author Chuck Palahniuk and a performance by theater actress Julie Halson of passages from Palahniuk's book "Tell-All," a benefit concert by punk rock musician Chris Knox, and the play "The Truth: A Tragedy," by Cynthia Hopkins.

A calendar of recommended entertainment for the week of April 14 through April 20, 2010 in New York City is presented including the film "Mystery Science theater 3000," the theatrical production of "The Really Big Once" and the film "Housekeeping."

A calendar of events for the New York City area for the week of April 7-13, 2010 is presented which includes the resumption of the Rocks Off concert cruises, a three-night concert tour by singer Janelle Monáe, and a concert by punk rock band Pissed Jeans.

A calendar of events in New York City for the week ending March 30, 2010 is presented which includes a roast of journalist Leonard Lopate, a performance by the music group Spoon and a performance by comedian Tracy Morgan.

A calendar of events around New York City for the week of March 10-16, 2010, is presented, including a reading by author Sam Lipsyte on March 11, the "Sunshine at Midnight" film screening on March 12, and the MOVRun 5K race in Central Park on March 13.

A calendar of events for the New York City for the week of January 27, 2010 to February 2, 2010 is presented which includes the one-act play "Trifles," the comedy program "'I'm With CoCo' Benefit for Haiti," and a concert by popular music group Asobi Seksu.

The article presents information about Voice Choices events for the week of January 20-26, 2010 which includes a New York Guitar Festival concert, the Literary Death Match which is hosted by "Opium Magazine," and screenings of several films at the Anthology Film Archives.

The article presents a calendar of educational opportunities in New York City including guitar classes at the Brooklyn Guitar School, puppet and costume workshops at Earth Celebrations, and dance classes at Peridance.

A calendar of entertainment events around New York City the week of December 30, 2009, is presented, including DJ Omar S. at the club Mister Saturday Night and a performance by jazz group The Bad Plus at Village Vanguard on December 31, 2009, and a party at the Brooklyn Museum called Target First Saturdays on January 1, 2010.

The article presents a calendar of several entertainment events in and around New York City including performances by The Big Pink, a musical tribute to the late performer John Lennon, and the "Fight Fest" theatrical presentation.

The article presents a calendar of events for the New York City area in May of 2009 which includes a screening of the 1987 movie "The Lost Boys" by Joel Schumacher at IFC, 323 Sixth Avenue on May 28, 2009, a concert by punk rock group X at the Bowery Ballroom on May 27, 2009, and a concert by Grizzly Bear at Town Hall, 123 West 43rd Street on May 27, 2009.

A calendar of entertainment events around New York City for the end of May 2009 is presented, including the Dylanfest concert honoring musician Bob Dylan on May 21, the play "The Success of Failure (or, The Failure of Success)" opening on May 22, and the comedy show "Kidnapped by Craigslist" on May 23.

The article provides information on a schedule of cultural events in the New York City area, which includes a monologue titled "Berlin/Wall" by British dramatist David Hare, an art exhibition by Sophie Calle titled "Take Care of Yourself," and a film directed by Ron English titled "Abraham Obama."

A calendar of special events taking place in New York City during the week of May 7, 2009 is presented. A number of events are highlighted including a piano concert featuring Daniil Trifonov, an appearance by Björk, a singer, and a presentation of Hindustani classical music.

A calendar of events for the New York City area in April, 2009 is presented which includes an appearance by the American public radio personality Ira Glass at New York University (NYU) for the event "This American Life--Live!," a screening of the film "How to Be," starring Robert Pattinson, and a book release party for "Jailhouse Lawyers," by Mumia Abu-Jamal.

A calendar of special events taking place in New York City during the week beginning April 2, 2009 is presented. Among the events mentioned is a tribute party for Bob Ross, star of the television program "The Joy of Painting," a college lacrosse tournament and a concert featuring Patti Smith and Philip Glass.

A calendar of events in the New York City area during the week of March 25, 2009 is presented which includes a screening of the 1964 film "Gertrud," a concert featuring the music group the Mountain Goats, and a roller-derby competition between the Gotham Girls All-Stars and the Boston Massacre All-Stars.

A calendar of entertainment events for the New York City area in March 2009 is presented which includes a panel discussion between New York City police and a group of graffiti artists, a comedy performance called "Imposters!" and a performance titled "SOS."

A calendar of special events taking place in New York City during the week of March 12, 2008 is presented. Among the events listed is a lecture by author Jedediah Purdy, an exhibition of Japanese comic art and a basketball tournament.

A calendar of events in the New York City area for the week of March 5, 2009 is presented which includes the SCOPE Art Fair, an exhibition of nude female models by Vanessa Beecroft titled "VB64," and a storytelling session by the oral historian Chris Gethard.

The article offers a listing of New York City entertainment events including the jazz concert "The Best of Blue Note Records: Hard Bop and Beyond," the National Theater of the United States of America production "Chautauqua" at P.S. 122, and the exhibition "Spring Opening Celebration" at P.S. 1.

A calendar of events in New York City for February 2009 is presented which includes the theatrical production "East 10th Street: Self Portrait With Empty House," an exhibition of work by photographer Becky Yee and a performance by musician Thalia Zedek.

The article offers suggestions for New York City entertainment and art, such as the Andy Warhol exhibition at the Gagosian Gallery through February 28, 2009, and the plays "IRT: A Tragedy in Three Stations," and "Astronome: A Night at the Opera," written by Richard Foreman, at the Ontological-Hysteric Theater.

The article recommends arts and culture events taking place between January 28, 2009 and February 3, 2009, including a performance by country musician Andy Freidman, the "Imitations of Life: Stahl vs. Sirk" film series at the Anthology Film Archives, and a performance by electro-synthesist musician Lindstrøm.

The article presents a list of educational courses being offered in the New York City area including Do It Yourself, a solo performance course at People's Improv Theater, a theatrical jazz class at Steps NYC, and classes in Indian dance at Bollywood Axion.

The article presents a calendar of special events taking place in New York City during the week beginning January 22, 2009. A number of events are listed including a comedy performance by the troupe Whitest Kids U Know, an appearance by singer Alice Smith and a talk conducted by Cecily von Ziegesar, an author.

The article presents a list of cultural events in New York including the plays "Desperate Housewife" and "Special Delivery" and the "London Souls" musical group's performance at the Bowery Electric.

A calendar of events in the New York City area from December 31, 2008 through January 6, 2009 is presented which includes the annual Coney Island Polar Bear Swim, a concert by Gregg Allman at the Blender Theater, and Culturemart 2009.

A calendar of special events taking place in New York City during the week of December 11, 2008 is presented. Among the listings is the debut of "Chair," a play by Edward Bond, a performance by comedian David Alan Grier and an exhibition of works by artist Evan Gruzis.

The article presents a calendar of special events taken place in New York City during the week beginning December 4, 2008. Among the attractions listed is a discussion group with actor Dennis Hopper, a lecture by Maira Kalman, an author and illustrator and a roundtable with members of the reality television program "Real World."

A calendar of special events taking place in New York City during the week beginning November 20, 2008 is presented. Among the listings is a festival of the music of Thelonius Monk, a selection of motion pictures set in the punk era and an exhibition featuring the photography of artist William Eggleston.

A calendar of events for the New York City area in October 2008 is presented and includes an exhibition of art work by Kembra Pfahler, a concert by the Noisettes, a British rock band, and a film festival featuring horror motion pictures.

A photograph of young adults is presented.

A calendar is presented listing entertainment events taking place in New York City during the week of September 4, 2008. Included is information on an art exhibition by Andres Serrano, a poetry and music festival, and a comedy performance by Kurt Braunohler and Kristen Schaal.

A calendar of events for the New York City area of August 2008 is presented which include a tribute concert entitled "10th Anniversary of Hedwig & the Angry Inch," the New York Korean Film Festival, and Camp Summer Camp performance party.

The article includes the magazine's New York City art and entertainment picks for the week that include the art exhibit "Abandoned Umbrellas, 2004" at the Claire Oliver Gallery, a performance by the Mark Morris Dance Group, and the exhibit "Totally Rad: New York in the '80s," at the Paul Kasmin Gallery.

The article lists New York City entertainment and music events such as a Kenny Chesney concert at the Garden State Parkway in Holmdel, New Jersey, the premiere of a solo musical by piano player Kenny Mellman at Dixon Place, and a book reading by author Gary Indiana.

The article offers a listing of New York City entertainment events such as the Brooklyn Hip-Hop Festival, the "The Immortal Alain Robbe-Grillet" exhibition at the Brooklyn Academy of Music, and the music release by the Japanese rock band Boris of their album "Smile."

The article describes the New York City theatrical career of playwright and actor Sam Shephard. Shephard is mounting his first New York play in four years, "Kicking a Dead Horse," and his first play at the Public Theater in 28 years, since an artistic disagreement occurred over his play "True West." The article traces Shephard's early New York theater connections, such as with La Mama Theater.

The article offers New York City entertainment picks for the week of June 12. "Arias With a Twist," at the HERE Arts Center, features drag performer Joey Arias with puppeteer Basil Twist. The Affordable Art Fair New York offers works from local and international galleries. The Upright Citizens Brigade Theatre offers "Sketchfest NYC 2008," featuring comedic actor Mitch Baker with the Backpack Picnic group.