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To celebrate its 20th anniversary, the 30 Rock cast will stage a live, not-televised reunion at Radio City Music Hall on Oct. 11 to benefit the Boys and Girls Club of Harlem; tickets go on sale soon and net proceeds support Harlem youth programs, with games, surprises and appearances by other alumni.
Phoebe Bridgers staged a phones-free pop-up at Madison Square Garden, performing eight unreleased tracks in a retro, intimate setting with a small live band; proceeds supported the Immigration Bond Freedom Fund, and Bridgers emphasized artistic control and vulnerability amid rising fame.
Bad Bunny capped his first Asia show with an intimate, invite-only Billions Club performance in Chiba, Japan, delivering a hit-filled set—including a salsa-inflected MIA and Tití Me Preguntó—while celebrating unity and his global reach as VIPs like Lisa from Blackpink and Takashi Murakami watched from the crowd.
The Backstreet Boys' new residency at the Sphere in Las Vegas is a groundbreaking concert experience inspired by science fiction, featuring a cohesive space-themed story, innovative visuals, and effects influenced by iconic sci-fi movies like Star Wars, Blade Runner, and The Matrix, creating a highly praised immersive show that celebrates 20 years of their album Millennium.
NPR's 'Wait Wait... Don't Tell Me!' will be live in Salt Lake City on August 2, 2025, featuring Heather Gay, offering fans a chance to experience the show in person.
Black Sabbath's founding members visited a Birmingham mural honoring the band ahead of their final hometown concert at Villa Park on July 5, 2025, which will feature Ozzy Osbourne's last solo performance and a star-studded lineup, including a supergroup and special guests.
The 2025 BET Awards, hosted by Kevin Hart, celebrated Black excellence across music, movies, and sports, with Kendrick Lamar leading nominations and several legends receiving the Ultimate Icon Award. Winners included GloRilla for Album of the Year, Kendrick Lamar for Video of the Year, and Denzel Washington for Best Actor, among others, with the event featuring live updates and notable performances.
Summer Game Fest 2025 is scheduled for June 6th, starting at 9pm local time, with the main event streaming live on YouTube and Twitch, lasting around two hours, featuring game reveals including WUCHANG: Fallen Feathers, Dying Light: The Beast, Mafia: The Old Country, Wildgate, Fortnite, and a special appearance by Hideo Kojima.
During a live episode of 'American Idol,' Katy Perry's custom metallic top broke while she was clapping for a contestant's performance, leading to a humorous moment with judges Luke Bryan and Lionel Richie. Perry joked about the wardrobe malfunction, while Bryan and Richie playfully teased each other about their involvement. Perry later clarified that it was just a "moment for television," and the incident added to the show's entertainment value.
Donna Kelce, mother of NFL player Travis Kelce, handed out sandwiches at her sons' "New Heights" podcast live show in Cincinnati, reminiscent of Taylor Swift's dad doing the same at her concert. Donna, 71, distributed sponsored sandwiches from Subway to fans, and has smartly profited from her newfound fame with sponsored content deals. Despite the attention from Travis' romance with Taylor Swift, Donna has remained respectful and avoided commenting on it. The Kelce and Swift families have bonded behind closed doors, with both families spending time together at various events.
Travis Kelce gave a subtle nod to Taylor Swift at his "New Heights" live show by wearing the singer's signature friendship bracelets, which he has been sporting since their public debut as a couple. Despite Swift's absence at the event, Kelce honored their relationship by dancing to her hit song "Shake It Off." The Kansas City Chiefs tight end also revealed that he tried to capture Swift's attention by sending her a friendship bracelet with his phone number on it, and expressed happiness about their relationship during a pre-Super Bowl press conference.
Travis Kelce and his brother Jason Kelce returned to their alma mater for a live taping of their podcast, during which Travis enthusiastically danced to a Taylor Swift song performed by a marching band. The event also featured an interview with Cincinnati Bengals quarterback Joe Burrow and a belated commencement ceremony for the Kelce brothers, who chugged a beer and celebrated with family. Travis, a self-described music junkie, has been influenced by Swift's taste in music since they started dating, and is set to bring back his Kelce Jam music festival in May.
Travis Kelce danced to Taylor Swift’s “Shake It Off” during a live taping of his and brother Jason’s “New Heights” podcast, with special guests including Cincinnati Bengals quarterback Joe Burrow and former Chiefs teammate Orlando Brown Jr. The event, originally planned for Nippert Stadium, was moved to Fifth Third Arena due to weather complications. The Kelce brothers, who played college football at the University of Cincinnati, engaged the audience in fun competitions, and their podcast has garnered a dedicated following, including Swifties, with whom they share a mutual admiration.
Tina Fey and Amy Poehler, known for their comedic partnership, are trying stand-up for the first time with their new Restless Leg Tour at the Beacon Theater in New York. The show delivers a mix of hard jokes and nostalgic humor, with Fey's sharp wit contrasting Poehler's vulnerability. While the performance is visually indifferent and includes some disappointing improv, it offers a warm and affectionate portrayal of their friendship.
Jimmy Kimmel has tested positive for COVID-19, leading to the cancellation of the live taping of his podcast with fellow late-night hosts Stephen Colbert and Jimmy Fallon. The show, called Strike Force Three, was scheduled to take place in Las Vegas and would have been the first time the three hosts performed together on stage. Kimmel expressed his concern for potentially getting his hometown friends sick and assured ticket holders that they will receive full refunds. The proceeds from the show were intended to support the hosts' staff impacted by the WGA and SAG-AFTRA strikes.