Night to Shine, hosted by churches globally like Northstar Church, is a prom event for people with special needs, featuring activities and a crowning ceremony to celebrate acceptance and love.

Nicki Minaj’s "Pink Friday 2" World Tour will feature Monica as a special guest in Detroit. They previously collaborated on a track and will blend hits on the tour spanning multiple cities.

Dearborn is hosting a Cardboard Boat Race on February 17, inviting participants to build and race cardboard boats at the Ford Community & Performing Arts Center.

Atlanta R&B superstar Usher is set to headline the Super Bowl Halftime Show, bringing his Grammy-winning talents and entrepreneurial ventures to one of the largest stages.

Coon Rapids hosts a 1950s-themed Riverside Rockets concert as part of their Winter Concert Series, offering an evening of nostalgic music, including coffee and dessert.

A new statue of Kobe Bryant was unveiled at Crypto.com Arena, capturing the Lakers legend in a pose from his 81-point game. His widow, Vanessa Bryant, and NBA figures attended the ceremony.

The Floras are set to perform a country-gospel concert at the Coon Rapids Civic Center as part of the Winter Concert Series, offering affordable live entertainment.

The Atlanta Hawks return to Peachtree TV after decades, starting with a game against Indiana on January 12, with more games to broadcast on the network through the 2023-24 NBA season.

Usher adds a second show in Austin on Oct. 8 due to high demand. Presale for Citi and Verizon Up members starts Feb. 8, with a general sale on Feb. 12. The tour coincides with his new album release and Super Bowl halftime show performance.

The Pemberton, a popular outdoor venue in downtown Phoenix, is closing next month after being named Best Downtown Hangout by Phoenix New Times in 2023.

Foam alligator decoys at Mesa's Riverview Park are designed as basking spots for turtles, not real predators, attracting both wildlife and visitor attention.

The San Antonio Stock Show & Rodeo celebrates its 75th anniversary with performances from the country group Midland and various activities, including a carnival and competitive events for scholarships.

Renowned conductor Seiji Ozawa, who led the Boston Symphony Orchestra and internationlly acclaimed ensembles, has died at 88 in Tokyo due to heart failure.