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Jennifer Lopez delivered an inspiring speech during her Las Vegas residency, addressing social media criticism about her appearance and confidently embracing her body, famously saying, 'If you had this booty, you'd be naked too,' emphasizing self-acceptance and authenticity.
Las Vegas Strip casinos continue to host popular artist residencies, with Kelly Clarkson adding shows in 2026 after cancellations in 2025, while Eagles and Chicago extend their long-running performances, and other artists like Barry Manilow and Carlos Santana maintain their engagements.
No Doubt is coming out of semi-retirement for a six-concert residency at Las Vegas' Sphere in May 2026, marking their first extended run since 2012, with tickets on sale starting October 17. Gwen Stefani will also perform a solo show in December 2023, and the venue will host various other major events.
No Doubt will reunite for a six-show residency at the Sphere in Las Vegas in May-June 2026, marking Gwen Stefani's first time headlining the venue, with the band only having reunited twice since their split in 2015.
Gwen Stefani will reunite with her band No Doubt for a six-show residency at the Las Vegas Sphere in 2026, making her the first woman to headline the arena, which has hosted major artists since its opening in late 2023.
Bad Bunny concluded his historic 30-concert residency in Puerto Rico with a final concert celebrating Puerto Rican pride and resilience, marking the eighth anniversary of Hurricane Maria, and drawing a global audience. The event featured collaborations with notable artists, a tribute to hurricane victims, and generated significant economic impact for the island, while also serving as a powerful reminder of the island's enduring spirit.
Bad Bunny concluded his Puerto Rico residency with an emotional performance of 'Preciosa' alongside Marc Anthony, celebrating Puerto Rican culture and heritage, and announced initiatives to support education and economic development on the island.
Bad Bunny's final residency show in Puerto Rico will be streamed live on Prime Video, Amazon Music, and Twitch, with a replay available for 24 hours. The event marks a significant milestone for the artist and includes initiatives to support Puerto Rican communities.
President Trump signed an executive order establishing the 'Gold Card' residency program, offering U.S. permanent residency for $1 million, with a new 'Platinum Card' option at $5 million, aiming to raise significant revenue, though its legality and demand remain uncertain.
The Backstreet Boys are earning approximately $4 million per show during their residency at the Sphere in Las Vegas, primarily from ticket sales, VIP packages, and travel deals, with minimal expenses involved, making it a highly profitable venture for them.
Bad Bunny launched a historic 30-show residency at Coliseo de Puerto Rico in San Juan, celebrating his culture and music, with the first show featuring a mix of reggaeton, Latin trap, and Puerto Rican folk, drawing a sold-out crowd and marking a significant milestone for Puerto Rican entertainment.
Bad Bunny's residency in Puerto Rico, with all shows sold out, is a celebration of Puerto Rican culture and resilience, serving as a political statement by emphasizing local pride, addressing issues like gentrification and colonialism, and intentionally skipping US mainland performances to highlight Puerto Rico's independence and identity.
Bad Bunny's residency in Puerto Rico features 30 sold-out concerts aimed at fostering local pride, highlighting Puerto Rican culture, and making a political statement by skipping US mainland shows, reflecting themes of resilience, cultural identity, and social issues.
Bad Bunny's two-month concert residency in Puerto Rico is expected to generate nearly $200 million in economic impact, boost hotel and flight bookings, and significantly increase tourism, with about 600,000 visitors anticipated and hotel occupancy rates rising ahead of the event.
Bad Bunny will perform 30 shows in San Juan as part of his 'No Me Quiero Ir de Aquí' residency and has decided not to add U.S. concerts to his upcoming 'Debí Tirar Más Fotos' World Tour, emphasizing creating personal memories over recording concert footage for a film.