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movie

The Dark Knight: various locations; Christian Bale returns as Batman in the much-hyped, Christopher Nolan-directed sequel to "Batman Begins." More »

nightlife

SummerStage: Santogold: Central Park; The burgeoning Brooklyn pop phenom. More »

nightlife

George Michael: Madison Square Garden; The flamboyant British pop star plays a rare area stop on his first world tour in many years. More »

nightlife

Four Tet with Steve Reid: World Financial Center; The U.K. electro rocker with trumpeter Steve Reid perform as part of the River to River Festival. More »

reading

Rachel Kushner: 192 Books; Kushner reads from her first novel, Telex From Cuba , a critically-acclaimed evocation of fifties, pre-Castro Cuba. More »

nightlife

Kenny Chesney / LeAnne Rimes: PNC Bank Arts Center; Chesney tours behind his latest album, "Just Who I Am: Pirates and Poets." With LeAnne Rhimes. More »

classical

Philip Glass Ensemble: Prospect Park Bandshell; The iconic minimalist composer and his extraordinary ensemble are joined by the Brooklyn Youth Chorus for a performance of Glass's score to Godfrey Reggio’s renowned film "Powaqqatsi." More »

movie

Lou Reed's Berlin: BAM Rose Cinemas; Julian Schnabel’s documentary follows the musician as he embarks on a series of live performances of his classic album "Berlin at Brooklyn’s St. Ann’s Warehouse." More »

art

After Nature: New Museum; Works by an international group of artists, writers, and outsiders explore the future landscape of a world under the pressure of not-so-distant environmental disasters. More »

reading

Jeffrey Lewis: The Half King; The Hill Street Blues writer and producer reads from the final volume of his �Meritocracy Quartet,� "Adam the King". More »

reading

Is Anti-Catholicism Dead?: Museum of the City of New York; Paul Baumann, editor of the Catholic fortnightly "Commonweal", moderates a panel. More »

nightlife

Martha Wainwright: HighLine Ballroom; Wainwright performs in support of her latest, "I Know You're Married But I've Got Feelings Too." More »

nightlife

Black Kids: Santos' Party House; Infectiously upbeat indie-pop from Jacksonville, Florida. More »

classical

Cityparks Dance: ASE Dance Collective / Dance Theatre X: Von King Park; Brooklyn-based, African dance-influenced ASE Dance Collective and hip-hop troupe Purelements perform.� More »

art

Sigalit Landau: MoMA; Performance artist Landau reinterprets the landscape of her native Israel through video and sculpture. More »

theater

2nd Annual Summer Broadway Festival: The Town Hall; Three weekly programs, the first is a performance of operetta scores, the second rising stars, and the third to music and choreography. More »

classical

Laurie Anderson: Lincoln Center; The always innovative performer presents 'Homeland', her "concert poem" inspired by the political urgency of contemporary American culture. More »

kids

Cinderella Samba: Swedish Cottage Marionette Theat; The classic story of the girl and the glass slipper punched up with a Brazilian beat. More »

movie

Brideshead Revisited: Evelyn Waugh's tale of the smashup of bright young things. More »

MUSIC

Celebrate Brooklyn!: Brazilian Girls, Cold War Kids, The Philip Glass Ensemble, and The Jealous Girlfriends are among the highlights of the season's free summer concerts in the Bandshell. Through 8/11, Prospect Park Bandshell

Movies

HBO Bryant Park Summer Film Festival: Bryant Park's picnic-happy Monday evening screenings of classic Hollywood fare. Mondays through 8/18, Bryant Park

Music & Arts

SummerStage: Central Park's popular and (mostly) free annual summer concert series. Various dates through 8/19, Rumsey Playfield, Central Park

Music & Arts

JellyNYC Pool Parties: Free Sunday-afternoon indie rock concerts in Williamsburg's public-pool-turned-music-venue. Sundays through August, McCarren Park Pool

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The Royal Ballet of Flanders: Lincoln Center, 7/17-7/30

Eddie Vedder: United Palace, 8/4

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