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Two-time Grammy winner Chris Brown and his "Breezy Bowl XX" tour are coming to the New York area. The rapper and R&B artist will be rocking MetLife Stadium in East Rutherford, NJ for two shows in August, wowing fans with his iconic voice and stellar dance moves. The Meadowlands shows come just a few weeks after Brown's Miami concert, which kicked off the U.S. leg of his global tour.

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The musical Maybe Happy Ending continues to receive rave reviews, and it has become one of the hottest tickets in Broadway. Named the "Best of the Year" by over 20 publications, it has truly won the hearts of critics and audiences alike. The musical, starring Emmy and Golden Globe Award winner Darren Criss and directed by Tony Award winner Michael Arden, tells the story of two obsolete robots in Seoul who unexpectedly develop a connection, exploring themes of love, relationships, and mortality.

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The '80s are back this summer, when the B-52s and DEVO bring their 'Cosmic De-Evolution' tour across the United States. The tour brings together two of the most beloved new wave groups of all time for 11 different shows. The groups have both previously run farewell tours — and the B-52s currently have a residency in Las Vegas — but a performance on the 50th anniversary of SNL sparked the idea of bringing both bands back on the road in a joint venture.

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The Subway Series and the Fourth of July weekend!? Talk about a double-dose of Americana!The Mets and Yankees renew their New York rivalry in the latest edition of the Subway Series this Fourth of July weekend. This version of the famed series will take place at Citi Field, and tickets have been selling fast for all three games of the holiday weekend. Of course, the presence of Aaron Judge makes the ticket hot on its own, but there's always a little extra fire in this particular interleague series.

1 week ago | sportingnews.com | Sloan Piva

The Cubs and Cardinals will renew their rivalry at Wrigley Field this Fourth of July weekend, the perfect time and place for a midsummer divisional series. The genesis of this rivalry dates back to 1885 when these organizations were called the Chicago White Stockings and St. Louis Browns. Since then, the franchises have met over 2,500 times — and since 1903, as the Cubs and Cardinals.