Zach Galifianakis digs into the world of gardening, interviewing curious kids and eccentric experts in a funny, oddball celebration of the food we eat.

Over the course of nearly six decades, legendary concert promoter Ron Delsener helped shape the soundtrack of New York City — and, in many ways, the modern live music industry itself. From bringing The Beatles to Forest Hills Tennis Stadium and David Bowie to Carnegie Hall, to championing Patti Smith at the Palladium and reuniting Simon & Garfunkel for the largest concert ever staged in Central Park, Delsener stood behind some of the most iconic live performances in music history. RON DELSENER PRESENTS pulls back the curtain on the evolution of the concert business through the eyes of one of its original architects. The film traces the transformation of live music from chaotic, grassroots productions into the massive global touring industry it is today — revealing the ambition, instinct, hustle and larger-than-life personalities that built a cultural phenomenon. Now 86 years old, Ron is still working in the multi-billion-dollar world he helped create. He could walk away. Maybe he should. But for Ron Delsener, live music was never just a business — it’s who he is.

Fred Armisen set out to reimagine the world of hit-making rock band Kings of Leon through a wildly unconventional lens. Built around a series of absurd and entertaining competitions — from eating contests to go-kart races — the project became a comedic collision of music, fandom and pure unpredictability, all driven by Fred’s singular creative vision. Every challenge, piece of content and fan-powered vote built toward one unforgettable finale following the band’s live performance in London, where Fred ultimately crowned the greatest “King of Leon” of them all — himself.

Park Bench is an unconventional talk show born from the distinctly original perspective of lifelong New Yorker and host Steve Buscemi. Blending unexpected celebrity drop-ins with candid conversations from everyday people encountered across the city, the series captures the humor, humanity and unpredictability of New York through Steve’s uniquely authentic lens. Equal parts intimate, spontaneous and unmistakably New York, Park Bench celebrates the city’s vibrant culture and the unforgettable characters who bring it to life. Now streaming on YouTube.

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