Danita Wright from St. Johns County won $1 million from a Florida Lottery scratch-off ticket bought at Publix. She chose a $640,000 lump-sum payment. The 500X THE CASH game offers a $25 million top prize.

AC/DC delivered a high-energy performance at Allegiant Stadium on their 'Power Up' tour, kicking off with "If You Want Blood (You've Got It)." Their next show is April 30 in Detroit. Fans like Parker Reed expressed excitement on social media.

Green Day is receiving a star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame, with a ceremony scheduled for May 1. The event will be live-streamed, and feature speakers Serena Williams and Ryan Reynolds.

Los Angeles anticipates traffic due to multiple events, including Beyoncé's tour kickoff at SoFi Stadium, with tickets available from $48. Fans are advised to plan for parking and traffic.

An unclaimed $392,256 lottery ticket sold in Fayetteville, NC, will expire next week if the winner does not come forward. The Carolina Cash 5 ticket matches all five winning numbers from the November 5 drawing.

The White Stripes have been inducted into the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame, joining other acts in the 2025 class. The ceremony will be on November 8 in LA.

Former NFL player Roosevelt Nix is opening his first 'Playa Bowls' location in Phoenix with a customizable menu of healthy bowls, joining the brand's rapid nationwide expansion.

The New York Pops celebrated songwriter Diane Warren's career at their 42nd gala, with music industry stars and socialites in attendance at Carnegie Hall.

Carolyn Lee Jones and the Satin Dolls to perform a free jazz concert at Dallas's Fretz Park on May 15, as part of the "Dallas Live in the Park Music Series."

A $50,000 Powerball Double Play ticket was sold at a Casey's gas station in Decatur, Indiana; the winning numbers were 12-20-26-38-40 with Powerball 5.

The off-Broadway play "Becoming Eve," based on Abby Stein's memoir, tells her story as she transitioned from an ultra-Orthodox rabbi to a transgender woman.

The "Sounds of Lewisville" concert series returns this summer with a lineup of tribute acts and local talent, starting May 6 at Wayne Ferguson Plaza, offering free family-friendly entertainment.

Miami City Ballet premiered a modern twist on "Carmen," with the lead character climbing to power in a poker game setting, featuring costumes by Mark Eric and music blending Bizet's opera with new arrangements.