Lady Gaga Gears Up for Return to Las Vegas Jazz and Piano Residency in New Rehearsal Pics

TMZ reports.According to the outlet, cops claim Harrison was “swerving” while driving, prompting them to stop his vehicle.After Harrison was pulled over and questioned, one of the arresting officers said Harrison eventually admitted to having an alcoholic drink on his flight seven hours prior to the stop.Harrison reportedly asked the cop if he could take a breathalyzer test when he stepped out of his vehicle to take a field sobriety test.However, the officer denied his request, telling him the device was broken.Harrison was then asked to take a blood test and was allegedly told that he if refused to do so he would have to spend the weekend in jail.After taking the test, he was released from custody eight hours later, the outlet reports.He told the outlet that his driving privileges were not suspended, and he was able to leave the police station with his driver’s license.Harrison isn’t the only star of the long-running show that’s found himself in trouble with the law.His co-star Chumlee, whose real name is Austin Russell, has had an extensive number of run-ins with the law in the past. In 2008, he was arrested for loitering for prostitution.

Hackney Diamonds. The band confirmed during the event that their latest set will feature a number of different types of collaborations with many well-known musicians, including Gaga. The pop superstar will reportedly be featured on a track titled “Sweet Sound of Heaven.” According to the band’s guitarist Ronnie Wood, Gaga sings “really sweet” on the tune.

She chose to include her single “Born This Way” during a recent Jazz + Piano show, which all LGBTQ people know well. The residency is focused largely on jazz songs and tracks that are part of the Great American Songbook, but she deviated fro standards and put a fun classical spin on the dance-pop tune. During a moment captured on video from the show, Gaga sat at her piano and spoke to the crowd before and in between lines from “Born This Way.” “I’ve got something to say about trans rights in this country,” Gaga declared with conviction, before commencing the opening chords of her former Hot 100 No.

Erika Jayne may want you to Bet It All On Blonde with her new Las Vegas residency, but at these prices, people certainly aren’t spending it all on blonde! Just saying!

Drake has gifted a fan $50,000 (£39,700) at his recent gig in Las Vegas this past weekend (September 1-2).During one of his two shows in Las Vegas this weekend, Drake noticed a fan holding up a sign that read: “I spent my furniture money on your two shows, OVO for life”, and immediately pointed him out.“He got a sign that says, ‘Drake, I spent my furniture money on your two shows, OVO for life’,” the ‘Hotline Bling’ rapper said to the audience in a fan-captured video. “You know what, my man, your furniture money, Imma give you 50 bands ‘cause I love you. Make sure he gets his money tonight.

Lady Gaga spoke up for the trans community during a show in Las Vegas on Thursday (August 31), dedicating ‘Born This Way’ to them.The single has long been regarded as an LGBTQ+ anthem, but Gaga doubled down on its message of empowerment at a time where trans rights are under particular threat.Before performing the song, the artist said, “I’ve got something to say about trans rights in this country. You got something to say, you gotta speak up right?” to cheers from the crowd.Just before she finished the song, she added: “You know, sometimes you hear people say things like, ‘I don’t always know what to say.’ Just listen.

Lady Gaga took a moment to honour the late Tony Bennett as she resumed her Las Vegas residency.The pair recorded two covers albums together, 2014’s ‘Cheek To Cheek’ and 2021’s ‘Love For Sale’, before Bennett passed away aged 96 in July after living with Alzheimer’s disease.In her first ‘Jazz And Piano’ show since his death, Gaga dedicated a song to his widow Susan Benedetto, who was thought to have been in the audience.“Susan, everybody in this audience loves you so much,” she began.“The truth is I didn’t know exactly what to say about Tony because this whole show was for Tony, everything. The opening number, the middle number, all the diamonds, all the musical instruments, all the conducting, all the improvisation was in his memory.”She then shared how she thought Bennett would have wanted her to carry on after his death.

Lady Gaga had Tony Bennett and his wife Susan on her mind when she took the stage for the first performance of her returning Jazz & Piano residency in Las Vegas on Thursday night (August 31).

Lady Gaga returned to Las Vegas Thursday night to resume her “Lady Gaga: Jazz & Piano” residency, where she honoured her late friend, Tony Bennett.

Lady Gaga kicked off a new run of her Jazz & Piano Las Vegas residency with a new haircut and a jam-packed setlist.

Thania Garcia Adele stopped her concert during her Las Vegas residency on Aug. 26 to scold the Caesars Palace security who was “bothering” one of her concert-goers. In fan-captured footage, Adele can be heard stopping her performance of “Water Under the Bridge” to ask what was going on in the crowd.

Don’t mess with Adele or her fans!

Erika Jayne kicked off her Las Vegas residency Friday evening with a ton of risqué moments.

Jon Burlingame A music supervisor has a big job, as defined by the TV Academy: She or he “creatively contributes to the story, character development and overall narrative of the program by engaging in song selection, guiding original song creation and production, overseeing on-camera music performances… contributing to the creation of a unique music aesthetic.” This year’s five nominees reflect those ideals: Frankie Pine, music supervisor for “Daisy Jones & The Six,” was hired five years ago; she was even part of the casting process for the rise-and-fall story of a ’70s rock band. “It was all-encompassing,” she says, “being able to do every aspect of music to help create that authenticity.” Pine submitted episode 8, which depicts the band touring the U.S.

Lady Gaga is giving fans a behind-the-scenes look at what goes into a hard day at work as she prepares for her upcoming Las Vegas residency.

Usher is continuing his reign of summer with another musical drop — this time it's the music video for his single, «Good Good,» which features verses from R&B sweetheart Summer Walker and rap star 21 Savage.The single is full of the smooth, nostalgic notes that the King of R&B is most known for, even when he's crooning a ballad about remaining friends after a relationship ends. The Warren Fu-directed video opens with the three Atlanta-based artists standing on a bridge overlooking the highway with the city's downtown skyline as a backdrop.

Kelly Clarkson had two very special guests perform with her in Las Vegas!On Friday, the 41-year-old took the stage during The Chemistry residency and was joined onstage by her children, River Rose, 9, and Remington, 7.In a video shared by a fan on TikTok, Clarkson's daughter and son proved they get their talents from their mama as they join her for a performance of «Heartbeat Song.» The clip shows both River and Remy taking their places on opposite sides of their mom, both with mics in hand. River — who wears a pretty blue dress — holds the microphone to her mouth as she sings along with her mother.

Kelly Clarkson’s Las Vegas residency is a full-on family fiasco.

Lady Gaga hasn’t been spotted with boyfriend Michael Polansky in a long time, but there are some new photos of them together!

Keke Palmer and Usher are turning the drama between her and her boyfriend, Darius Jackson, after her appearance at the Las Vegas residency show into a hit music video!The duo dropped the music video for Usher's brand new single, aptly titled «Boyfriend,» on Wednesday. Although Palmer doesn't lend her voice to the single, she plays a prominent role in the music video.The video follows the 29-year-old entertainer as she and two friends get ready for a night out in Las Vegas, from doing their hair and makeup to selecting their gorgeous outfits before strutting their way to their destination, posing for pics in the hallway.