Video games released this week, according to Gamestop.com, include:

Video games released this week, according to Gamestop.com, include:

v “Final Fantasy XIV”: A Realm Reborn: PlayStation 4; rated T

v “Trials Fusion”: PlayStation 4, Xbox One; rated E10+

v “Gardening Mama 2: Forest Friends”: Nintendo 3DS; rated E

v “Conception II: Children of the Seven Stars”: Nintendo 3DS, PS Vita; rated M

v “2014 FIFA World Cup Brazil”: PlayStation 3, Xbox 360; rated E

“The Americans” (10 p.m., FX): “The Americans” continues its torrid second season with an episode that has Philip and Elizabeth (Matthew Rhys, Keri Russell) confronting painful truths in their respective missions. That doesn’t sound so good.

TV listings, B6

ENTERTAINMENT NEWS

Miss Niles Pageant will return this year

NILES

The Avenue and Main, a nonprofit civic organization, is bringing back the Miss Niles and Little Miss Niles pageant.

In conjunction with Harry Stevens Hot Dog Day on June 29 in downtown Niles, the pageant itself will be on the front steps of the National McKinley Birthplace Museum.

The Little Miss division is for girls age 5 through 8, and the Miss Niles division is for age 15 through 18. There is a registration fee, and each contestant must obtain business sponsors. All applicants must be residents of Niles.

A crown, trophy, sash, floral bouquet and other prizes and gifts will be awarded to each winner. The first two runners-up in each category also will receive a trophy, bouquet and other prizes, as will Miss Congeniality.

Titled winners will participate in the Niles and area parades, grand openings of new businesses in the Niles area, and at least two community events throughout their term.

Registration forms are available at the Eastwood Mall information desk, the Niles McKinley Library, Niles City Schools, and at the Stoneyard Grill and Tavern. Deadline for entry is May 16. For additional information or to receive a printable application via email, contact missnilespageant@aol.com.

Combs to speak at commencement

WASHINGTON

Entertainer and entrepreneur Sean Combs will deliver Howard University’s commencement speech this year in Washington. The school announced Tuesday that Combs will be among five people who will receive honorary degrees as trailblazers in their fields.

Combs was a Howard student in the late 1980s. He will receive an honorary doctorate in the humanities. He went on to create his Puff Daddy persona and built his own business and brand. Last year he launched an all-music TV channel, Revolt. It airs in about 20 million U.S. homes.

University President Wayne Frederick said Combs’ entrepreneurial spirit was sparked at Howard.Church fundraiser

YOUNGSTOWN

Shekinah Glory Outreach, 3314 South Ave., will have a fundraiser Thursday and Friday beginning at 9 a.m. to raise money to stage the gospel play “Trapped.” Call 330-423-9353 for information.