Since last summer, when Britney Spears’ pal Sam Lutfi appeared out of nowhere, the 33-year-old so-called film producer has become an integral part of the pop singer’s life.
He’s called Ryan Seacrest’s radio show to denounce rumors that she’s pregnant, organized her 26th birthday party and stayed overnight at her homes — platonically.
But in the the current issue of Us Weekly, there may be good reason for concern.
A representative for Brad Pitt has reacted to the viral story of a woman who was catfished and conned out of her life savings by someone pretending to be the famous actor.
Dave Matthews and John Mayer are to perform together for the first time at “FireAid,” a benefit event to help those affected by the California wildfires.
“Better Man” tells the pop star’s tale through the persona of a monkey. “People found it odd at first, but that’s OK. I’m odd,” he says.
A downtown variety show, the spirit of a reggae legend, and a Vegas act celebrating 50 years are among this year’s highlights.
Bob Uecker, the voice of his hometown Milwaukee Brewers who after a short playing career earned the moniker “Mr. Baseball” and honors from the Hall of Fame, has died.
Kenny Chesney says he’s “always looked for ways to deepen the music” as he prepares to play Sphere.
Cook E. Jarr lorded over the lounges of Las Vegas for decades. But the woman who would become his wife said even the clubs on the Strip could not contain his energy.
A band you can bet on, Collective Soul, is led by Ed Roland. And he has stories.
Janet Jackson kicked off her run at the venue with a series of performances covering New Year’s weekend.
The Rock & Roll Hall of Fame band is re-assembling for a one-off in Las Vegas. But one of its members was here last week.
