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EXCLUSIVE: Filming has begun in Dublin and County Meath, Ireland, on Kung Fu Deadly, a martial arts supernatural action-comedy starring YouTuber and TikToker Steven He.

Michaela Zee Jon Taffer, entrepreneur and host of Paramount Network’s “Bar Rescue,” has partnered with TuneIn to launch new original content exclusively on the audio streaming platform. Taffer’s content will feature advice for small business owners, interviews with top entrepreneurs and insight from hospitality experts on navigating Las Vegas. “There is only so much advice I can unpack in an hour on television,” Taffer said in a statement.

U2 at Las Vegas’ Sphere on Jan. 26-27 started at $737 before fees on Vivid Seats.Now, just six days later, our team found seats going for as low as $420 before fees.While still rather expensive, that’s a whopping $317 (!) in savings just for practicing patience.Given the show’s impressive bona fides; that’s a steal.“The term immersive doesn’t give this production its due justice,” the New York Post wrote in a glowing review of the show.

MSG Sphere is unlike any other concert venue in the world.Typically, fans flock to shows to see their favorite artists perform; they could care less about the stage they stepped foot on.Yet, when the visually spectacular Sphere opened in Sin City in late September 2023, everything changed.Boasting the world’s largest high-definition LED screen that wraps around the crowd as well as a specialized sound system that makes audience members “feel” sound vibrations, suddenly the location was the main attraction.That being said, the performers staging residencies at the spherical concert space are no slouches.Up first, Rock and Roll Hall of Famers U2 delivered the hits. Soon after, director Darren Aronofsky’s immersive film “Postcard From Earth” took center screen.

EXCLUSIVE: Lana Condor (To All The Boys franchise), Andrew Koji (Bullet Train), Ross Butler (Shazam! franchise), Sung Kang (Fast & Furious franchise) and Elodie Yung (The Cleaning Lady) are among those set to star in Worth the Wait, a romantic comedy marking the U.S. directorial debut of award-winning Taiwanese filmmaker Tom Shu-Yu Lin (The Garden of Evening Mists), which has wrapped production in Vancouver and Kuala Lumpur.

Martin Lewis has taken to Twitter to express his relief at hearing from his wife Lara Lewington as she spends time in Las Vegas for work.The financial journalist teased his wife of 13 years, saying that her goings-on in the Entertainment Capital of the World had thankfully "been reported home".In view of his one million followers, the financial expert mischievously expressed his relief at having heard of his wife's goings-on in Sin City.Martin wrote: "What happens in Vegas..."Is all thankfully reported home.."The Martin's Money Week star retweeted a post his wife Lara had shared upon landing in the desert.In view of his one million followers, the financial expert expressed his relief at having heard of his wife's goings-on in Sin City.Martin wrote: "What happens in Vegas..."Is all thankfully reported home.."The Martin's Money Week star retweeted a post his wife Lara had shared upon landing in the desert.Lara told her 48,000 fans that she was set to present BBC show Click's coverage of the Consumer Electronics Show in Vegas.The conference starts today and ends on Saturday 8.Posting a snap of herself sitting on the City of Las Vegas sign, the tech reporter told how grateful she was to be covering the conference.Lara wrote: "Feels almost hard to believe, but made it to Vegas to bring you this week’s @BBCClick from CES."Fans of the TV power couple took to Lara's post to express their excitement at watching the segment at the weekend.Dennis Burge wrote: "What happens in Vegas, stays in Vegas."Fawad Raza implored the BBC journalist to stay safe amid the ongoing coronavirus pandemic.They commented: "Stay safe and keep social distancing please."You and @spenley are one of the best presenters @BBCClick have ever had."Michael