Scott Garred brings his indie band Super XX Man to Moscow’s Humble Burger

Clarkston High School and Washington State University graduate Scott Garred’s band, Super XX Man (pronounced “super double X man”), has been based in Austin, Texas; Melbourne, Australia; Portland, Ore.; and, now, San Francisco. Garred returns to the area next Thursday (July 17) with the latest iteration of the group for an all-ages gig at Moscow’s Humble Burger, 509 S. Main St. Doors open at 8 p.m. with music at 9...

Events mark 100 years since Lillian Bounds and Walt Disney were married in Lewiston

Disney fans and history buffs can celebrate a milestone this weekend in Lewiston, donning 1920s garb in observance of Lillian Bounds and Walt Disney’s June 13, 1925, nuptials. Bounds, born in Spalding and reared in Lapwai, married Disney in a ceremony at her brother’s house, 918 Third St. in Lewiston...

Deadline for readers to submit their summer jams is July 18

From “Summer Breeze” to “Sunflower,” there are songs that just seem to suit the season. Share a song that says summer to you — and no more than 200 words about why — by emailing arts@inland360.com no later than July 18...

1960s and ’70s vibes permeate this week’s list of options for regional entertainment

There’s more to do in Inland 360’s free community events calendar. Pomeroy artist Mary Cook embraces the phrase “one person’s trash is another one’s treasure” in artwork created from repurposed cardboard, Styrofoam and plastic grocery bags...

Steven Spielberg reflecting on his shark blockbuster in the documentary “Jaws @ 50” and Clipse, the dynamic duo of Pusha T and Malice, returning for the album “Let God Sort Em Out” are some of the new television, films, music and games headed to a device near you. Also among the streaming offerings worth your time, as selected by The Associated Press’ entertainment journalists: Burna Boy’s eighth studio album, EA Sports’ College Football 26 and Season 10 of “Bachelor in Paradise,” which will include contestants from “Golden Bachelor” and “Golden Bachelorette.”

The “Jurassic Park” franchise, which now numbers seven features, is a remarkable testament to the triumph of the human spirit — or, at least, the human ability to maintain optimism in the face of unwavering evidence to the contrary. Over and over again, in this universe, we meet otherwise reasonable-seeming people who believe that an encounter with enormous, angry and bloodthirsty dinosaurs will, somehow, turn out OK. Seriously...