NEW YORK (AP) — Taking Ron Kuby off the radio won’t stop him from talking — particularly if you ask the radical attorney about his on-air replacement, Don Imus.
“One of the odder aspects of this is that Imus makes a racist comment, and the damage is done to a civil rights lawyer,” Kuby reflected one day after he was canned at WABC-AM, abruptly ending a successful eight-year morning drive-time run.
Country superstar Keith Urban has announced a new residency on the Las Vegas Strip.
Gwen Stefani is confirmed to appear at the 27th annual Power of Love, honoring Blake Shelton on Friday at MGM Grand Garden.
Canelo Alvarez arrived at Zouk Nightclub as fans waved Mexican flags and servers produced sparkler-spewing bottles of champagne.
After “Lovers & Friends” was canceled Usher played a packed show a Jewel at Aria.
Guy Fieri produced a great gift and John Mayer displayed the gift of gab at Sammy Hagar’s Hollywood event.
The English football team hit two Strip nightclubs as it celebrates its promotion to League One.
Duran Duran bassist John Taylor likes “A View to a Kill,” the James Bond film from 1985.
Pamela Anderson is now portraying a Vegas performer theatrically, in Gia Coppola’s “The Last Showgirl.”
At 41, the “Idea of You” actress says: “I’m so much better at sharing at this age, plus I’m kinder to myself now. And I can take other people in.”
Veteran boxing analyst Al Bernstein is joining DAZN, among the largest boxing platforms internationally.
