Don't miss the Broadway hit "Beetlejuice" live at Cleveland's Playhouse Square through August 17. Based on Tim Burton’s cult classic, this hilarious musical brings ghostly thrills, bold performances, and jaw-dropping visuals to the stage. Ideal for teens and families, the show features standout talent and unforgettable moments. Get ticket details, showtimes, and insider reactions in our full story.

Paul Seaburn’s journey from math enthusiast to paranormal journalist and comedy writer is a story of curiosity, humor, and reinvention. Growing up in Parma, Ohio, Seaburn’s natural talent for mathematics led him to John Carroll University, where he earned a degree in math and a minor in philosophy. His early career began in information technology at a time when computer science was still in its infancy, but his love of humor soon pushed him in a different direction.

Aviation history meets fashion at Cleveland’s Burke Lakefront Airport as the International Women’s Air & Space Museum hosts a vintage stewardess runway show during its Corks On The Concourse event, featuring Fox 8 News personalities, wine tasting, auctions and a tribute to Katherine Wright. Celebrate women in flight and bid on historic aviation items at this one-night-only event on August 22, 2025.

Experience the 8th annual Asian Lantern Festival at Cleveland Metroparks Zoo, featuring over 1,000 dazzling lanterns, a dragon-themed showcase, live acrobatic performances, and an Asian food market. Open through August 24, 2025, with walk-through and drive-through options. Don’t miss unique attractions like the zipline, swan boats, and the Lantern 5K. Buy tickets online for discounts and plan your visit to this must-see Cleveland summer event.

WOVU 95.9 FM adds Cleveland’s own DJ Kosher Kuts to its Saturday night lineup with the debut of The Everything Is Kosher Show. As one of the only Jewish DJs in urban radio, Kosher Kuts brings decades of experience, high-energy mashups, and a fresh perspective to the airwaves. Tune in Saturdays at 9 PM for a boundary-breaking blend of hip-hop and R&B, now streaming nationwide on iHeartRadio and Audacy.

Regal Cinemas is celebrating the magic of Harry Potter with a “Back to Hogwarts” event that includes a sweepstakes for fans to win an exclusive Hogwarts trunk filled with themed merchandise. The promotion, which began July 1, will run through October 1, and coincides with the return of all eight Harry Potter films to theaters from August 23 to 31 for $9.75 per ticket.

The arcade remains a key draw, now boasting a selection of cutting-edge games including immersive darts, Social Shuffle and The Arena, a multi-player interactive experience. For families and groups, Dave & Buster’s continues to offer promotions such as the Eat & Play Combo and All You Can Eat Wings nights.

Despite her success, Francis’s life was marred by numerous personal tragedies. In 1967, a cosmetic procedure damaged her voice, and in 1974, she was raped and beaten at knifepoint at a New York motel. She later won a landmark $2.5 million lawsuit, then one of the largest ever awarded in a rape case. “If what we did here could save one girl, it was worth it,” she told The New York Times during the trial.

Kimberly Akimbo has arrived in Cleveland and is playing at Playhouse Square now through August 3. This Broadway musical centers on Kimberly, a teenager with a rare genetic condition that causes her to age four times faster than normal. The story follows her as she navigates life with determination, humor and resilience, while juggling the emotional ups and downs of high school, family dynamics and a desire for independence.

Tuesday evening, futuristic nostalgia and hometown pride converged at the Phoenix Theater as Cleveland and Superman fans gathered for an advance screening of Superman, set to hit theaters Friday, July 11. The Dolby Encore sound system makes you feel like you are flying with Superman. The film opened with sweeping shots of Cleveland landmarks and featured action-packed scenes that captivated family audiences.

The Cleveland National Air Show is set to return to Burke Lakefront Airport over Labor Day weekend, running August 30 through September 1, with an aerial lineup designed to thrill and awe spectators. Among the headliners are the U.S. Air Force Thunderbirds, the U.S. Navy F/A-18 Super Hornet, and the Red Bull Air Force, all delivering gravity-defying demonstrations.

Cosm Cleveland will span approximately 50,000 square feet, feature a massive 87-foot diameter LED dome, and house a screen wider than an NBA court powered by over 12K-resolution technology. The venue’s “shared reality” experience promises fans front-row sensations across live sports, music, cinema, and art, all delivered in a multi-sensory environment with up to 1,500 combined seated and standing room attendees.

This coaster isn’t just about speed, it’s about storytelling. Inspired by the myth of Lake Erie sirens luring sailors to their fate, the ride uses on-board audio and LED lighting to immerse you in its eerie theme. At the peak, the train holds silently as the track appears broken in front of you, only to tilt forward and plunge straight down. It’s a moment that had my heart racing, and I’ve been on a lot of coasters.

At Voinovich Park, Downtown Cleveland, Inc. will host a family-friendly event featuring interactive activities such as face painting by Faces and Fun Entertainment, balloon art from Balloon Vibes, crafts from Crafty Fun World Entertainment, stomp rockets and candy airplane crafts from the Women’s International Air and Space Museum. DJ Smillz will provide live music, and food options will include Carter’s BBQ, The Original Steaks & Hoagies, Kona Ice Truck and CLE Cotton Candy.

Michelle Obama recently addressed her daughter Malia’s decision to drop the “Obama” surname in her professional film work, saying the move reflects a deliberate effort to claim independence from the weight of her family’s name. Speaking on the June 2 episode of the “Sibling Revelry” podcast with Kate and Oliver Hudson, the former first lady explained that Malia, 26, is working to earn recognition on her own merit.

HBO has officially unveiled the young actors who will lead its upcoming Harry Potter television series, marking a significant moment for the beloved franchise. Dominic McLaughlin, Arabella Stanton and Alastair Stout have been selected to portray Harry Potter, Hermione Granger and Ron Weasley, respectively, following a global casting call that attracted more than 30,000 hopefuls.

The announcement was made during a phone call from President Trump to their daughter, Savannah Chrisley, which she shared on social media. Savannah, a vocal supporter of President Trump, had actively campaigned for their release, including speaking at the 2024 Republican National Convention. In a video posted online, she expressed her disbelief and gratitude, stating, "The president called me personally as I was walking into Sam's Club and notified me that he was signing pard

The film marks Smith's final acting role before her passing in September 2024. In honor of her legacy, the upcoming Downton Abbey film, titled The Grand Finale, will include a tribute to her character, Violet Crawley. Executive producer Gareth Neame remarked, "The fact that Dame Maggie herself has now passed away since that time, I do think has given a real added poignancy to a story that we would have planned anyway".

Created by Greg Daniels, the mind behind the U.S. version of "The Office," and Michael Koman of "Nathan for You," "The Paper" trades the paper sales floor of Scranton’s Dunder Mifflin for the newsroom of The Truth Teller, a fictional Toledo publication battling irrelevance in the digital age.

Production is set to begin later this month on "Worst Man," a dark comedic short film featuring an unexpected ensemble cast: Jason Earles of Disney Channel fame, professional wrestling legend James Storm, and four-time Emmy-winning host Chris Van Vliet. The film is written and directed by Cleveland native Brandon Arroyo, who also stars in the project.