A New York ticket turned into a $100,000 Powerball prize Saturday after matching four white balls plus the Powerball. Multiple other mid‑tier prizes were also paid across the state.

Six Flags Great Adventure has begun installing purple coaster track for a new 2027 ride that will replace Kingda Ka; pieces are already staged ahead of the park's spring opening next Saturday.

Bravo has asked a judge to dismiss Brit Eady’s $20M lawsuit, saying the complaint misstates her contractual commitments. The dispute traces back to a Season 16 salon incident that Eady says falsely portrayed her.

New York turned purple as BTS’ ARIRANG era kicked off: album release, a Netflix live special and pop‑up events pushed Midtown and Koreatown into a frenzy.

Jay-Z will headline Yankee Stadium on July 10–11 with nights dedicated to Reasonable Doubt and The Blueprint. Ticket details are still pending.

Nicole Scherzinger, Kimberly Wyatt and Ashley Roberts reunite for a new single, 20th‑anniversary reissues and the PCD Forever tour, which opens June 5 in Palm Desert.

NBCUniversal is winding down first‑run syndication, ending Access Hollywood and other daytime shows and shifting to library distribution.

Universal will guarantee five weekends of theatrical exclusivity now and move to seven weekends in January 2027, a significant shift for theaters and release strategy.

After a costly management fight and emergency repairs, Westchester County says Rye’s Playland will return for its 98th season and the Dragon Coaster will be renovated. Community groups are lining up to help preserve the park.

Russell Dickerson headlines RodeoHouston on March 5 at NRG Stadium after selling more than 60,000 tickets in 24 hours as his hit "Happen to Me" fuels an arena push.

Sharon Osbourne told MIDEM in Cannes she plans to revive Ozzfest in 2027, aiming to keep the festival’s role as a launchpad for new rock and metal acts. Details on dates and lineups are still pending.

Actor Peter Greene died from an accidental self-inflicted gunshot, not from self-harm or mental health issues. He was preparing for surgery the day he died.

Bruce Springsteen and the E Street Band announced their "Land of Hope and Dreams" American tour, starting March 31st and spanning 20 shows, with tickets on sale in February.