It was no pleasure to see Hollie Cavanagh go home on "American Idol" on Thursday night, just shy of earning a slot in the top three and a hero's homecoming. Despite giving uneven performances all the way through – a few rousing numbers ("The Climb," which she reprised as her goodbye song, and, just this week, Journey's "Faithfully") amid a sea of so-so ones – Cavanagh had been unfailingly likable, sunny and upbeat in the face of near-constant criticism.
The man who sang, “Time is on my side,” proved it is, and “What a drag it is, getting old,” proved it doesn’t need to be.
Blake Shelton told Friday’s Power of Love crowd, “This is maybe the last time I’m ever going to perform country music.”
Mick Jagger, in town for a concert at Allegiant Stadium, has been known to seek Las Vegas landmarks.
Blake Shelton’s superstar wife, Gwen Stefani, was also on the Power of Love carpet in Las Vegas.
Donato Cabrera leaves the Las Vegas Philharmonic after a “welcoming” 10-year run.
Las Vegas entertanment pro Chucky Klapow has worked with the Rolling Stones frontman since 2011.
Ronnie Wood and his family visited Penn & Teller, ahead of a concert at Allegiant Stadium.
Jon Bon Jovi’s eldest son, Jesse Bongiovi, is giving love a good name after reportedly tying the knot in Las Vegas this week.
As the acclaimed series returns for Season 3, Jean Smart is grateful for the love and laughter that “Hacks” has brought her way.
The burlesque queen delivers a new version of the Vegas showgirl in “Dita Las Vegas: A Jubilant Revue.”
