The top 5 singles and albums on iTunes for the week ending Aug. 23:

The top 5 singles and albums on iTunes for the week ending Aug. 23:

Singles:

v“Right Above It [feat. Drake]”: Lil Wayne

v“Teenage Dream”: Katy Perry

v“Dynamite”: Taio Cruz

v“Love the Way You Lie”: Eminem

v“I Like It”: Enrique Iglesias

Albums:

v“Recovery”: Eminem

v“God Willin’ & the Creek Don’t Rise”: The Pariah Dogs, Ray LaMontagne

v“iTunes Session”: Lady Antebellum

v“The Suburbs”: Arcade Fire

v“Foundling”: David Gray

“Law & Disorder” (9 p.m., PBS): “Law & Disorder” is a compelling installment of “Frontline.” It chronicles a yearlong probe into allegations that New Orleans police officers used lethal force against citizens in the immediate aftermath of Hurricane Katrina and then attempted to cover up their actions.

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Yanni’s drummer at percussion event

COLUMBIANA

Universal Percussion will sponsor a free drum celebration at 7 p.m. Sunday in Columbiana Park, not far from Universal’s headquarters. Charlie Adams — known for his many years as the drummer for composer and concert artist Yanni — will perform and will also sit in with the South Range High School band on some special arrangements. The day will also feature drum circles, with free drumsticks provided to everyone in attendance. For more information, go to universalpercussion.com.

Softball tourney

AUSTINTOWN

The Saving Second Base softball tournament will begin at 10 a.m. Sunday at Austintown Township Park. Judge Elizabeth Kobly, a breast-cancer survivor, will throw out the first pitch. The National Anthem will be sung by the ROCcK Children’s Choir. The event will benefit local breast-cancer programs.

Semi truck pulls at Yankee Lake

BROOKFIELD

The Northwest Truck & Tractor Pullers Association will host diesel 4x4 and street-legal semi truck pulls Friday night at Truck Night at Yankee Lake. The public can attempt to pull the sled for $10 per pull. Gates open at 6 p.m. Spectator admission is $5; truck admission to participate in the mud bogs, tug-o-wars and rock crawls is $10.

Stage Door opens second location

LIBERTY

The Stage Door school for performing arts in Columbiana will open its second location this fall at 982 Tibbetts-Wick Road. Registration will be from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. Sept. 4. For more info, go to thestgdoor.com, call 330-539-9370, or e-mail info@thestgdoor.com. The school offers acting, dancing and singing classes to students of all ages. It also has workshops, auditions and casting calls with agencies. Also offered will be visual art classes, Fairytale Theatre, birthday parties, fitness classes and drop-in dance classes.