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a shooting took place at a campground near to the Washington EDM festival, which resulted in two deaths.It was then revealed that suspect James M. Kelly is an active member of the US Army based at Joint Base Lewis McCord in Washington state.Kelly is being held on two counts of first-degree murder, two counts of first-degree assault, and one count of first-degree assault domestic violence.According to local outlet KHQ, Kelly told police that he arrived at the festival on Friday (June 16) and set up camp with his girlfriend, and took mushrooms before going to the festival on the Saturday.Kelly added that he began to have hallucinations of an apocalypse and proceeded to retrieve his gun from his vehicle and load it and begin shooting.

Holly Madison is treading cautiously when it comes to her kids and weight. The former Playboy Bunny told Us W

a shooting took place at a campground near to the Washington EDM festival, resulting in two deaths.The festival was being held at the Gorge Amphitheatre in Washington when police were alerted to an “active shooter” in the nearby campground on Saturday, where many festival attendees were due to stay, while artists were performing at the festival.A police conference later in the evening reported that officers had “pursued (and) closed-in on the suspect” but they continued to “fire randomly into the crowd” before being apprehended (via Variety).Now, local news outlet ABC7 reports that the suspect has been confirmed as 26-year-old James M. Kelly, an active member of the US Army based at Joint Base Lewis McCord in Washington state.Kelly is being held on two counts of first-degree murder, two counts of first-degree assault and one count of first-degree assault domestic violence.After the festival, Insomniac Events founder and CEO Pasquale Rotella issued a statement following the tragic events.“On behalf of the entire Insomniac family, we extend our heartfelt thoughts and condolences to the family, friends and loved ones of the victims.

Holly Madison is sharing all the details about her kids and co-parenting with ex-husband Pasquale Rotella!

Doing what’s best for her family. Holly Madison opened up about her children and how she and ex-husband Pasquale Rotella are tackling coparenting.

Holly Madison chose not to show her and Hugh Hefner's IVF journey on . ET's Lauren Zima spoke with Madison and Bridget Marquardt, who both appeared on the reality series, ahead of the release of their new podcast, , and Madison revealed why she kept her efforts for a baby off of the show.«I didn’t really think about including it just because, even when I did go on to have kids, I’m always the one who doesn’t want to tell anyone I’m pregnant until after the three-month mark,» Madison tells ET.

Holly Madison, born Hollin Sue Cullen on December 23, 1979 in Astoria, Oregon, is a model, showgirl, reality TV actress and the ex-girlfriend of Playboy founder, Hugh Hefner. Holly gained famed as one of Hugh’s girlfriends on the E! reality show, Girls Next Door. The blonde beauty, who became Hugh’s “number one girl” during her stay at the mansion, eventually moved out in 2008 after their breakup and subsequently spoke about some of her harrowing experiences as a Bunny and in a relationship with Hugh.

Pasquale Rotella‘s Insomniac puts on EDC and the biggest raves on the planet. Thanks to COVID, they thought outside the box and created a very on-brand drivable experience. Unlike any we’ve ever been to before! Electric Mile was executed so well! They took over a race track in Arcadia and the whole thing was massive! We took the kids and their tiny minds were blown! WHAT A BLAST we all had!

coronavirus crisis.The Las Vegas festival, which is the largest electronic dance festival in North America, has been postponed owing to the need for 60 per cent of residents to be vaccinated.Organisers believe there isn’t enough time to ensure that quota will be reached by May and have therefore moved the festival to the autumn when it’s more likely to have been met.In an announcement on Instagram, Pasquale Rotella, founder and CEO of EDC organiser Insomniac, explained that the festival’s home

Ellise Shafer administratorElectric Daisy Carnival Las Vegas has officially been postponed to October 2021 from its original May dates.According to an Instagram post from Pasquale Rotella, founder and CEO of EDC organizer Insomniac, the festival is being postponed after Clark County passed a reopening plan requiring 60% of residents to be fully vaccinated before large-scale gatherings can take place.“Unfortunately, the rate at which people get vaccinated before EDC is out of our control.

coronavirus pandemic, after organisers confirmed its return next month.The EDM festival will return to Sin City from May 21-23, although it has yet to be confirmed whether the event will operate at a reduced capacity.“We are moving forward as planned and will be working closely with local and state officials to make the show as safe as possible,” said Pasquale Rotella, founder of EDC’s Insomniac Events.“You can expect the full EDC experience with no details spared, from the festival grounds to

Electric Daisy Carnival, one of the world’s largest annual dance festivals, has abandoned plans to try and reschedule the 150,000-person-per-day festival held at the Las Vegas Speedway to October.

Dance promoter Insomniac has furloughed 90 people, representing approximately 50% of its employee base, the company confirmed to Billboard in a statement.

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Scheduled to take place March 20-21 in San Bernardino, Calif., it was announced Thursday (March 12) that the annual dance music festival Beyond Wonderland SoCal has been postponed due to the coronavirus.

In 2011, Insomniac Events moved its marquee festival, Electric Daisy Carnival (EDC), from Los Angeles to Las Vegas — a gutsy decision that required founder/CEO Pasquale Rotella to pull together millions of dollars in independent financing. “They were acting like it could never be done or that I was the problem, and it was treated like the movie Footloose,” says Rotella. “I was the outlaw bringing the devil music to L.A. No dancing allowed.”