New this week: ‘In the Heights,’ ‘Loki’ and ‘Infinite’

— After finding success with the multi-platinum hit “Lost Boy,” from her 2017 debut “Safe Haven,” Ruth B. is back with her sophomore album. The 25-year-old Ethiopian-Canadian singer-songwriter will release the 11-track set called “Moments In Between” on Friday. It was executive produced by Patrick Wimberly, who has worked Solange, MGMT, Ellie Goulding and Joji. Ruth B. has already released songs from the album including “Dirty Nikes,” “Situation” and “Die Fast.”

— AP Music Editor Mesfin Fekadu

— Tom Hiddleston reprises his film role of Loki in the new Disney+ limited series named for the Marvel character and set after the events of “Avengers: Endgame.” In the six-parter debuting Wednesday, Loki is forced to help fix the break in time that he caused, with one scene a promise of the lively ride to be expected from the god of mischief: Confronted about his past — which includes, he’s reminded, literally stabbing people “in the back like 50 times” — Loki’s cheeky reply is, “Well, I’ll never do it again.” Hiddleston, of course, delivers the line for all it’s worth.

— It seems like only yesterday that the extended Kardashian-Jenner family invaded TV and oh so many other parts of our culture and commerce with “Keeping Up With the Kardashians.” But it’s been 15 years and 20 seasons, and it’s time to say goodbye as the final episode arrives 8 p.m. EDT Thursday. How to wrap up the multi-level saga that included marriages, near-marriages, divorces and the best celebrity tie-in ever, with Kanye West? You don’t. The E! series will be history but the family will be back with a Hulu streaming show.