These looks at what’s on screen in the coming week include perhaps the greatest B-movie of all time, staples such as “Gremlins” and “Lethal Weapon,” a free offering from the Harvard Film Archive and a slew of new works: a black classic, true-ish tales from the ring, river and racetrack and a cautionary tale from a remote rental home.

Rindge Avenue residents are ready to forget about Ferro’s Laundrytown and line up for meals of Krispy Krunchy fried chicken and mashed potatoes.

Scott gets to deliver a biopic epic centered on the historically notorious icon known as much for his hubris and self-esteem complex as for his military gamesmanship.

Customers of the sex workers included “politicians, pharmaceutical executives, doctors, military officers, government contractors that possess security clearances, professors, lawyers, business executives, technology company executives, scientists, accountants, retail employees and students,” according to an affidavit.

Robert De Niro seems minted for a villainous role in Martin Scorsese’s latest period epic, based on a nonfiction book recounting the 1920s oil plot behind the killing of at least 60 members of the Osage Nation.

Despite the Somerville Planning Board being in favor of green roofs as a concept, the state’s authority over the building code led the board to caution against passing a city law about the environmental measure; an Alewife apartment complex has sold for $182 million; and there’s more doings in development and zoning.

Public spaces play a crucial role in building strong communities. Some of the most vibrant public spaces come into being without any intention.

Public meetings and gatherings this week look at the opening of Triangle Park, a city spending disparity study, Jerry’s Pond design, Massachusetts Avenue changes, ‘It’s Basic’ documentary screenings, backyard chickens and more.

Public meetings this week include the City Council’s special summer meeting, encompassing everything from naming officers in use-of-force incidents and Danehy Park improvements to changing cannabis laws and keeping backyard chickens. There’s much more, too.

Jamie’s Ice Cream Co. is coming to Mid-Cambridge, Top Mix Bar to near Alewife and Inman Square is getting a Remnant Brewing and a smaller Druid patio.