• Mr. Forrest starred in films, onstage and in British television but was best known for ABC’s “S.W.A.T.,” in which he played Lt. Dan Harrelson.    
  • Mando Alvarado’s new drama, “Basilica,” is bounded by home, church and bar in San Juan, Tex.    
  • In the town where George Orwell wrote his first novel, “Burmese Days,” a small group of local aficionados are encouraging the authorities to restore his house and its unkempt garden.    
  • Richard Koshalek, director of the Smithsonian’s Hirshhorn Museum and Sculpture Garden, announced his resignation after trustees failed to agree on the future of a long-planned project to cover the museum’s interior courtyard with a temporary inflatable bubble.    
  • In “Nancy, Please, ” a Yale Ph.D. candidate deals with academic pressure and crippling fears.    
  • “A Wedding Invitation” centers on a young couple who break up to pursue individual careers and promise to get back together if neither is married after five years.    
  • “A Green Story,” inspired by real events, is about a Greek immigrant who succeeds because of all-American hard work and an early belief in the green movement.    
  • It’s a flipomania of cars when the boys reunite in “Fast & Furious 6,” starring Vin Diesel, Dwayne Johnson and Michelle Rodriguez.    
  • Henry Holt and Company announced on Thursday that Mr. Atkinson, a former Washington Post editor and reporter, will be writing a trilogy covering the years 1775-1781.    
  • “Epic,” a 3-D adventure directed by Chris Wedge, is a hymn to nature geared to families.    
  • In “The English Teacher,” Julianne Moore plays a high school teacher leading a solitary life who suddenly takes a chance on a former star pupil with artistic ambitions.    
  • The Met’s galleries of European paintings dating from 1250 to 1900 have reopened in a significantly enlarged space after the first reinstallation in four decades.    
  • Alex Gibney’s new documentary, “We Steal Secrets: The Story of WikiLeaks,” traces the intertwined actions of Julian Assange and Pfc. Bradley Manning.    
  • A listing of Memorial Day events in the region, including parades, street fairs and air shows.    
  • A listing of noteworthy cultural events for children, teenagers and families.    
  • Among the entries drawing attention at the Cannes Film Festival are Alexander Payne’s “Nebraska”; “Le Passé,” by Asghar Farhadi; and Lucía Puenzo’s “Wakolda.”    
  • Our attraction to the mythical unicorn is explored in a new exhibition at the Cloisters, using Metropolitan Museum holdings and items from other collections.    
  • In “Blush,” by Andrea Miller, dancers start off with skin powdered white that melts off as their exertion turns them red.    
  • Gotham Chamber Opera featured works by Missy Mazzoli at Le Poisson Rouge on Wednesday evening.    
  • Emel Mathlouthi made her New York debut at the French Institute Alliance Française’s World Nomads Tunisia festival, enthralling even with only half of her band.    

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