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Country star Maren Morris didn't want to make the leap to playing arenas this year after an extended time off from the road, saying she's trying not to overshoot too quickly.

In-person concerts are back. Embed from Getty ImagesThe concert is the first in-person event of its kind since the headlining performances of London-born rapper 21 Savage and hit Russian-German producer Zedd, in 2018 and 2019 respectively. The announcement of Rae Sremmurd as the headlining act sparked different reactions from students across campus, with many citing the Mississippi-based rap duo as a surprising choice. Amanda Costello, senior public relations major and Concert Chair of Hurricane Productions, dished about her eagerness for the event. We’re just looking to bring concerts back because although we did two virtual shows because of COVID-19, this is our first in-person concert back.

Shaquille O’Neal has returned to the city where he helped the Los Angeles Lakers win three straight championships.

Shaquille O’Neal will return to the city where he helped the Los Angeles Lakers win three straight championships.

Country music star Mickey Guyton will hit this month’s Super Bowl stage to sing the national anthem, while R&B hitmaker Jhené Aiko will perform “America the Beautiful.”.

The dead of winter doesn’t have to mean dead plants.

The Malaysia-based owner of Resorts World Las Vegas now has regulatory approval to deal cards, roll dice and welcome gamblers when it opens June 24 on the Las Vegas Strip.

One of the biggest casino projects on the Las Vegas Strip has announced a June 24 opening date.

Zedd, a high-profile DJ and music producer, has been permanently banned from China for liking a tweet from "South Park's" official account. On Friday, Zedd tweeted about the ban, and CNBC verified the claim with his publicist on Saturday. It's unclear at the moment whether this means that Zedd has a travel ban to China. As of Saturday, his music was still available on Chinese music streaming site QQ Music. Beijing responded by heavily censoring content related to "South Park" on search engines like Baidu and other online services.

LOS ANGELES (CNN) - Robert Axelrod, who was famous for voicing Lord Zedd and Finster on the '90s children's TV series "Mighty Morphin' Power Rangers" has died, his agent announced on Twitter. Axelrod's agent confirmed Axelrod had died Saturday in Los Angeles, California. "Robert enjoyed meeting his fans and inspiring them to follow their passions," his agent said in the Twitter statement. Axelrod started his career as a guitarist in the early 1970s before transitioning into voice acting in the 1980s, the agent said. Axelrod's voice brought characters to life in both the "Power Rangers" television series and 1995 film.