iTunes’ top 5 selling singles and albums of the week ending Oct. 4:

iTunes’ top 5 selling singles and albums of the week ending Oct. 4:

Singles:

v“Like a G6 (feat. Cataracs & Dev)”: Far East Movement

v“Just the Way You Are”: Bruno Mars

v“Just a Dream”: Nelly

v“Only Girl (In the World)”: Rihanna

v“Teenage Dream”: Katy Perry

Albums:

v“I Am Not a Human Being”: Lil Wayne

v“Hemingway’s Whiskey”: Kenny Chesney

v“You Get What You Give”: Zac Brown Band

v“Rehab”: Lecrae

v“Invented”: Jimmy Eat World

“Michael Feinstein’s American Songbook” (8 p.m., PBS): Don’t expect “Glee”-like mashups in this three-part documentary. Nevertheless, Feinstein, a singer and pianist, maintains a brisk beat as he takes viewers on a fascinating journey through the first 50 years of the nation’s musical history. Part 1, “Putting On the Tailfins,” examines how vocalists like Rosemary Clooney, Nat King Cole and Frank Sinatra kept the standards alive, despite the burgeoning popularity of rock ’n’ roll. 8 p.m. Wednesday, PBS.

“Macbeth” (9 p.m., PBS): After playing to raves in London and New York, Patrick Stewart brings his stage take on Shakespeare’s “Macbeth” to public television’s “Great Performances.” This version is set in a modern militaristic society. Kate Fleetwood co-stars.

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entertainment news

SounDoctrine gets some play in UK

An online radio station in Manchester, UK, has named the song “Surrender” from SounDoctrine’s new album its Pick of the Week. The album, the third by the Youngstown-based jazz-funk band, is titled “Inspire” and will be released next week.

SounDoctrine will perform at the Borders book store in Niles at 8 p.m. Saturday, with Stefano, NuSoul, Janis Jones and other guest artists. A pre-release version of the CD and download cards will be available at a reduced price. The album will be available online at iTunes, CD Baby, Tunecore and select retail locations.

Film about pope

NEW CASTLE, Pa.

The film “Nine Days That Changed the World — Pope John Paul II” will be screened at 5 p.m. Sunday at Holy Trinity Polish National Catholic Church, 1708 S. Jefferson St. It details Pope John Paul II’s nine-day pilgrimage to Poland in June 1979, just prior to the disintegration of communism in Eastern Europe. Admission is free. For more information, go to polishnewcastle.org

Art gallery opens

NEW WILMINGTON, Pa.

29 Logan art gallery will open a second location this weekend in the Walnut Lodge. Grand opening will be Saturday and Sunday from 1-6 p.m. The gallery will exhibit work by local artists. The gallery is the second for owner Donna Bostardi. Her other gallery is in Sharon.