Dwayne "The Rock" Johnson is returning to WWE in Dallas, forming an alliance with Roman Reigns' faction, The Bloodline, and altering WrestleMania 40 storylines.

Kings of Leon announce a tour stop in New York at Forest Hills Stadium on September 18, as part of their 'Can We Please Have Fun Tour' supporting their ninth album. Tickets are available, with Phantogram joining as special guests.

Romeo Santos is reuniting with Aventura for a final tour, ending in San Antonio on June 19, while WWE's Monday Night Raw arrives there on March 4 amidst controversy.

Philadelphia Parks & Recreation is seeking volunteers for its Playstreets program which provides free meals and a safe place for kids to play from June 17 to August 23.

Philadelphia heats up with events like East Passyunk Avenue Restaurant Week, cultural tours, sports, and artistic gatherings, promising diverse activities for both locals and visitors.

Da'Vine Joy Randolph is celebrated during this awards season, having won a SAG award and being a favorite for the Oscars. The Oscars ceremony promises a full live telecast with no past mistakes. Randolph's success story inspires aspiring actors.

Willie Nelson and Bob Dylan are headliners for the Outlaw Music Festival Tour, also featuring artists like Robert Plant and John Mellencamp, with tickets now on sale.

Philadelphia is turning its "Rocky Day" into a larger "Rocky" festival to attract international visitors and may include a Sylvester Stallone appearance.

FOX 26 Houston highlights the Houston Rodeo app for deals, while Click2Houston reports on Rodeo Houston's efforts to combat ticket scams with tech safeguards.

Comcast Spectacor and The Cordish Companies will invest $12 million in renovations for Xfinity Live! in South Philadelphia to enhance the venue's facade, interior, and outdoor plaza.

Rep. Summer Lee withdrew from a CAIR event in Philadelphia after learning about fellow speakers' controversial past remarks, drawing criticism from political figures for her initial plan to attend.

The Bésame Mucho festival, previously in LA, is set to bring a variety of Mexican music to Austin with over 90 acts. Gates open at 11 a.m. and tickets start at $275.

Seattle's Capitol Hill Comedy/Bar cancelled shows for four stand-up comedians following complaints about their content from local progressive advocates.