New releases in the entertainment industry this month

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The “FIFA 17” video game cover for XBOX. It features Marco Reus, renowned attacking midfielder for the German national team and the German sports club Borussia Dortmund.
August 27, 2016
Tired of schoolwork already? Here are five upcoming events in the world of arts and entertainment to look forward to.
“Snowden”- Sep. 16
Joseph Gordon-Levitt and Shailene Woodley star in this biographical thriller about ex-CIA employee Edward Snowden’s notorious leak of classified government information.
“Grey’s Anatomy”- Sep. 22
According to the actors, the 13th season of Shonda Rhimes’ hit ABC medical drama will focus on the remaining original cast members, and fans are anticipating the return of old character favorites.
“Illuminate”- Sep. 23
The second studio pop album by Canadian singer-songwriter Shawn Mendes will include 15 songs, including the foot-stomping, chart-topping track “Treat You Better” and the heartfelt ballad “Mercy.”
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RPbrgabOZkg
“Crooked Kingdom”- Sep. 27
In this highly-anticipated sequel to young adult author Leigh Bardugo’s dark fantasy novel “Six of Crows”, the six main characters face old and new rivals in a war that will determine the fate of their world.
“FIFA 17”- Sep. 27
The 24th release in the FIFA video game series by EA Sports will comprise of an array of new features, including two additional leagues and new gameplay techniques.
This piece was originally published in the pages of the Winged Post on Aug 26, 2016.



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