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TMZ is reporting that Adele may move her residency from Caesar’s Palace to Planet Hollywood. Both hotels are owned by Caesar’s Entertainment.

CB2 is country confirmed

…for 3 days! Get your tickets to Maluma Land in Vegas!

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Happy Birthday!!! I feel like we're gonna get insightful, happy, dancey new music inspired by her baby,

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Lady Gaga-approved NFTs will be gifted to US and Canada Chromatica Ball ticket holders. The new digital collectibles are described as “…a unique digital collectible that’s your very own piece of concert history. ”NFT stands for a “non-fungible token,” which represents a unique digital asset that no one else can own and is unable to be replicated. Thoughts? Will you be receiving one?

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There have been many life-changing moments in Kehlani’s career, with one of the earliest coming in their involvement with the teen group PopLyfe. In 2011, when she was 16, the band auditioned for and appeared on America’s Got Talent, ending up in fourth place on their season. The connections she made through that experience led to the singer to find success in their own right, with judge Nick Cannon becoming a mentor and benefactor outside of the show as she worked on their first independent releases. Kehlani says she didn’t face much snobbery over the fact that she appeared on the show – “people just brought up how I looked and I was 16 years old; I don’t know what they expected of a mid-puberty teenager” – but attitudes towards artists who get their start on TV shows still aren’t always all-embracing. Earlier this month, Noel Gallagher blasted Harry Styles as not a “real” musician because he found fame via appearing on The X Factor. Kehlani scoffs when NME tells them about Noel’s comments: “That person – whoever that is – can kiss my ass. They might as well call me inauthentic and I’m about as authentic as it gets. [Harry] worked his ass off to make people fall in love with him on national TV and be lumped in with a group of boys and still had to stand out from an entire group of people. That’s as authentic as it gets!” With a self-deprecating laugh, she adds: “I’m a Harry Styles fan, clearly, but watching the transformation that he’s taken to find his own songs and his own voice, own persona, own fluidity and image – I think he’s been brave and epic. He’s ******* tight.” Kehlani for NME