Jennifer Lawrence has topped Forbes magazine’s list of the world’s highest-paid

Jennifer Lawrence has topped Forbes magazine’s list of the world’s highest-paid actresses for the second straight year, banking $46 million thanks to her paycheck for the final “Hunger Games” installment. The top five highest paid actresses, and how much they earned between June 1, 2015, and June 1, 2016:

v Jennifer Lawrence: $46 million

v Melissa McCarthy: $33 million

v Scarlett Johansson: $25 million

v Jennifer Aniston: $21 million

v Fan Bingbing (China): $17 million

“Carol burnett’s favorite sketches” (8 p.m., pbs): The legendary comedian’s personal favorites from her long-running TV show.

“Gomorrah” (10 p.m., Sundance TV): The acclaimed Italian drama “Gomorrah” debuts on American television with back-to-back action-packed episodes. Set in the suburbs of Naples, it focuses on the exploits of a powerful drug-running crime family.

“Cleveland Hustles” (10 p.m., CNBC): LeBron James not only rules the NBA, he executive produces TV shows. Hence, “Cleveland Hustles,” a reality series that lends an assist to local entrepreneurs working to revitalize a Cleveland neighborhood that desperately needs some support.

TV listings, C5

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‘Nosferatu’ film at Stambaugh

YOUNGSTOWN

The classic silent horror film “Nosferatu” will be screened with live pipe organ accompaniment by Peter Richard Conte at 4 p.m. Oct. 23 at Stambaugh Auditorium. While the film is free to the public, tickets are required and are available at the box office at 1000 Fifth Ave., by phone at 330-259-0555 and online at stambaughauditorium.com.

“Nosferatu” follows the tale of Thomas Hutter as he tries to sell a house across from his own to the mysterious Count Orlok who lives in a remote Transylvania castle. During his visit with the Count, Hutter begins to suspect that he may be Nosferatu, the vampire. Orlok becomes fascinated by Hutter’s wife after seeing a photo of her, and Hutter is hurt as he escapes to save her.

The 1922 film was directed by F.W. Murnau. Unable to attain the rights to Bram Stoker’s “Dracula,” Murnau changed the names of the characters but kept the premise. The film stars Max Schreck as Count Orlok.

Conte is the organist of the Wanamaker Organ at Macy’s in Philadelphia. He previously performed at Stambaugh Auditorium as an accompanist for the silent films “Metropolis” in 2014 and “The Kid” in 2015.

Lindsay Renea dance open house

YOUNGSTOWN

Lindsay Renea Dance Theater, 2943 Wardle Ave. (the former Rising Star Baptist Church school building), will have an open house Friday from 6:30 to 8:30 p.m. Guests and potential students can visit the facility, meet the staff and apply for scholarships. There will be giveaways and door prizes. Classes are available for age 3 and up in modern dance, jazz, tap, ballet, Afro-Caribbean, hip-hop, rhythm and moves. There are also classes for adults. Scholarship applictions must be submitted by Sept. 6.