Shakira is heading to the pyramids. She’ll perform a special show in front of the Great Pyramids of Giza in Egypt on November 28. It’ll be her first time performing in the country since 2007.
Elton John is saying farewell, again. While he wrapped his final tour, the “Farewell Yellow Brick Road” tour, in 2023, he never brought it to Mexico. Now, he’s scheduled to perform in Mexico City for 2 shows, October 2 and 3, at Estadio Banorte. The shows are billed as “Elton’s farewell to Mexico”.
Mobile Fidelity Sound Lab has announced plans for a multiyear reissue series of the group Rush’s catalog. It’ll be the first-ever audiophile upgrade of Rush’s albums, with all of them being reissued on the Super Audio CD format. The series will launch this summer with upgrades of 1975’s “Fly By Night” and 1977’s “A Farewell to Kings”.
Jim Parsons recently revealed on a podcast that he was “miserable” during the height of his “Big Bang Theory” fame. Despite the overwhelming success of the sitcom, he said he wouldn’t relive it “for any amount of money.” He went on to acknowledge that the role “is not going away,” but since the show wrapped in 2019, he’s been “changing my relationship to it. It gets better all the time. What I feel is better, what I feel is healthier.”
Robert Irwin says that cutting back his time as keeper of the Australia Zoo was “the toughest part” of becoming the host of “Dancing With the Stars: The Next Pro”. Robert is “honored” to “have a lot of different opportunities” after winning DWTS season 34, but that makes it hard maintaining his day job as animal conservationist and zookeeper.
Ariana Grande’s “Eternal Sunshine” tour has been going on for a while now, but Thursday, she welcomed her first special guest on stage. During show at Brooklyn’s Barclays Center, she brought out Ty Dolla $ign, who was featured on the studio version of ‘Safety Net’, to join her in a live rendition of the tune.
Oasis guitarist Noel Gallagher is not a fan of the idea of the FIFA World Cup adopting a Super Bowl-style halftime show. The die-hard Manchester City fan insisted that the game has been “functioning perfectly for hundreds of years” and he didn’t plan to be anywhere near yesterday’s spectacle. Then, he joked, “I’m doing the half‑time raffle for a leg of lamb.”
Ozzy Osbourne’s hometown of Birmingham, England will celebrate his memory by designating the first anniversary of his death as “Ozzy Day”. Festivities will take place across the city on July 22, including art installations and live music. Birmingham’s giant bull statue, which is named ‘Ozzy’, will be specially dressed for the occasion.
Shania Twain, who has long headlined arenas and recently opened 12 stadium shows in London for Harry Styles, finally got to fulfill her dream of performing at Toronto’s legendary Horseshow Tavern on Friday night. She popped into the 500-capacity venue to test out songs from her forthcoming album “Little Miss Twain” and sing a few of her classics as well.
Jelly Roll and Bunnie Xo have finalized their divorce. The term of the agreement sees the former couple splitting items including their homes, cars, an aircraft, and their intellectual properties. He’ll also make a one-time, confidential lump sum payment to Bunnie, so there will be no alimony claims. Jelly and Bunnie secretly married in Las Vegas in 2016.
Benny Blanco is traveling across the Atlantic Ocean by boat to meet Selena Gomez. He said his fear of flying is the reason for this unconventional journey. Benny is preparing to celebrate her 34th birthday on July 22nd. He shared a TikTok video, showcasing his voyage and captioning it with, “The things we do for love.”
The 2026 FIFA World Cup Final made history Sunday with the tournament’s first-ever halftime show at MetLife Stadium. FIFA extended the halftime break to 30 minutes to accommodate the massive production. Madonna opened with a nightclub-themed medley alongside Brazilian legends Ronaldinho and Ronaldo. BTS, Shakira, Burna Boy, Justin Bieber, and the PS22 Chorus followed, with Coldplay and even Kermit the Frog joining the finale.
Paramount and Activision are developing a live action “Call Of Duty” film set in the franchise’s “Modern Warfare” universe. Director and co-writer Peter Berg confirmed the adaptation will focus on the series’ most popular storyline. Taylor Sheridan, creator of “Lioness”, “Landman” and “Yellowstone”, is co-writing the script.
A Bronx resident was arrested after crashing his car into the security gate at Beyoncé and Jay-Z’s $26 million East Hampton mansion. Keith Webster faces charges after he drove his Subaru through the closed gate last Wednesday. Police say Webster “seemed confused” and made no threats. The incident may involve a health issue but remains under investigation.
Post Malone headlined the 2026 FIFA World Cup Final opening ceremony at the “New York New Jersey” Stadium, performing a mix of new and popular hits, including “Chrome Heartbreaker,” “Wow,” and “Sunflower,” the latter featuring Swae Lee.
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