A free, alcohol-free pop-up dance at the L.A. River went viral and drew 1,500+ RSVPs, forcing organizers to close reservations and plan biweekly events.

A week of pre‑shows, pop‑ups and a $99 Thrill Pass will turn Orlando into Rolling Loud's RL Week ahead of the May festival.

A new pool hall called Fat Cats Billiards is moving into 306 W. Ardice Avenue in Eustis with 19 pool tables, a full bar and planned league play. The operator is targeting an early-May opening.

A helicopter scattered thousands of marshmallows over two Detroit‑area parks on Friday, sending kids racing and trading finds for prizes while officials warned not to eat the sweets.

WWE's Monday Night RAW lands in Houston on April 6 with Brock Lesnar and rising star Je'Von Evans. Group discounts and early doors are in effect.

LEGOLAND California’s new Galacticoaster is punchier than you might expect — it hits about 40 mph, plunges into darkness and even flips riders backward. Parents should note height rules, Fastrack limits and possible locker needs.

A Mandalay Bay guest turned a $5 bet into a $10.49M Megabucks jackpot on the Strip, a win confirmed by IGT and reported by local outlets.

Netflix added Louis C.K. to its LA festival bill, booking him at the Hollywood Bowl on May 5. The move comes as he prepares a new Netflix special and faces renewed criticism.

Bruce Springsteen quietly stopped into Jackpot Records on SE Hawthorne before his Moda Center show, buying a shop beanie and posing for quick photos with staff.

J.J. Abrams’ Bad Robot is closing its Santa Monica office and shifting operations to New York, shrinking the company’s L.A. footprint amid broader industry belt‑tightening. Local job and permit data show the problem runs deeper than a single studio move.

Joe Satriani and Steve Vai’s SATCHVAI Band stops in San Diego next Wednesday, pairing new songs with decades of guitar mastery. The CalCoast date is part of a 40-city spring run.

A Manhattan federal judge dismissed most of Blake Lively's federal sexual‑harassment claims against Justin Baldoni, while retaliation and a contract rider remain for trial.

Welcome To Rockville returns to Daytona May 7–10 with Foo Fighters, Guns N' Roses and 160+ bands for its 15th anniversary run.