Whitney Houston Hologram Concert to Come to Las Vegas in October

West Ham boss David Moyes has revealed that Kurt Zouma was "up being sick in the night" prior to their match against Leicester on Sunday night.The Frenchman is under fire after a video emerged showing him kicking his cat and hitting the pet out of his child's arms.It has caused widespread outrage while the RSPCA have since taken his two cats from his house and Essex police have launched an investigation.And Moyes was also in the firing line after naming Zouma in his starting team to face Watford last week, a match in which West Ham won 1-0.The centre-back was in the side to face Leicester as well but pulled out minutes before kick-off after an injury in the warm-up.His replacement, Issa Diop, proved crucial after his ball over the top found Jarrod Bowen for the opener in a match that ended 2-2.And after the match, Moyes went into detail over Zouma's condition where he admitted that the defender was far from 100 per-cent.The Scotsman said: "I thought Issa Diop played really well. "He was made aware he had a chance of playing because Kurt was not well last night and was sick during the night, and did not eat with us today and stayed out of the meeting.

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Shannen Doherty is sharing her thoughts on “cancel culture” in a lengthy new Instagram post.

Dolly Parton has revealed how she used the royalties from Whitney Houston‘s cover of ‘I Will Always Love You’ to invest in a historically Black neighbourhood in Nashville.Parton, who is thought to have earned millions of dollars in royalties from the 1973 song, saw her fortune grow after gaining a songwriting credit for Houston’s iconic 1992 cover – which featured on the soundtrack to The Bodyguard.Speaking on Watch What Happens Live With Andy Cohen, Parton explained how she used the money to invest in the community.“I bought my big office complex down in Nashville, and so I thought, ‘Well, this is a wonderful place to be,’” Parton said.The neighbourhood, named Sevier Park, is home to predominantly Black families and businesses.“It was a

Dolly Parton made quite the surprising revelation about what she did with the royalties from Whitney Houston's cover of her song I Will Always Love You.Parton, 75, originally recorded I Will Always Love You in 1974, though Whitney Houston recorded her version for the hit 1992 movie The Bodyguard, which she starred in with Kevin Costner.Houston's song would go on to be the best-selling single by a female singer in music history, with Parton earning a reported $10 million, which she revealed on Watch What Happens Live on Thursday that she used to invest in a Black community in Nashville.

told Oprah Winfrey last year she had to pull over the car she was driving so she wouldn’t crash it.Houston’s version, which became one of the all-time biggest singles, also netted Parton, who’s a world-class songwriter in addition to being a singer, about $10 million in royalties in the 1990s and the checks keep coming.Parton had a great idea about how to spend that money: She used it to help a Black neighborhood in Nashville.“I bought my big office complex down in Nashville,” she told Andy Cohen on Thursday’s episode of “Watch What Happens Live” (via Yahoo).

Whitney Houston was not the original singer and songwriter of the hit song “I Will Always Love you.” Although it was made famous by the late singer who covered the song in “The Bodyguard” in 1992, it was originally written and performed in 1973 by Dolly Parton. According to Forbes, Parton made $10 million in royalties from Houston’s cover. The singer has a very different voice and although some people love Parton’s original song, many will say that Houston is the best vocally.

Whitney Houston famously recorded Dolly Parton‘s “I Will Always Love You” for The Bodyguard, and now Dolly is revealing what she did with the royalties.

Dolly Parton paid a virtual visit to Thursday night’s edition of “Watch What Happens Live”, where the country music legend answered a multitude of questions on a wide variety of topics.

Bruce Springsteen has turned down the opportunity to have a service station in his hometown of New Jersey named after him.As Consequence Of Sound reports, the US state is honouring a number of its famous residents along the Garden State Parkway as part of Governor Phil Murphy’s plan to expand the NJ Hall Of Fame.Among those to have received the special nod include Jon Bon Jovi, Whitney Houston and late Sopranos actor James Gandolfini.

Bruce Springsteen decided against having a New Jersey rest stop named in his honor.  Stars like Jon Bon Jovi, Whitney Houston, James Gandolfini and six other notable Jersey names will be honored by having rest stops along the New Jersey Turnpike named after them courtesy of the New Jersey Hall of Fame. However, Springsteen, who hails from the Garden State, will not be among the stars honored — and it’s not because he was overlooked.  "Bruce Springsteen respectfully declined to have a service area named after him," a spokeswoman for the New Jersey Hall of Fame told northjersey.com.

Every year the X Factor rolls round we all settle in to enjoy some serious singing talent, juicy drama and the best bit - hilarious auditions! The nation will mourn the loss of ITV’s iconic talent show, which Simon Cowell has reportedly plugged.The music mogul said he doesn’t want the programme to “become a bit of a joke.” X Factor first hit our screens in 2004 and last aired in 2018, making dreams come true for the likes of Leona Lewis and Little Mix. It even brought us Jedward and Wagner, and launched Stacey Solomon's an incredible career! Mega stars took to the stage each year to duet with the best of the bunch.

Earlier this week, it was revealed that the New Jersey Turnpike Authority was going to rename a handful of rest stops after notable people who are from the state.

Birthday: July 24, 1969Jennifer Lopez is a triple threat: She can sing, act, and dance. Oh, and she's also a bonafide businesswoman with her own .

showbiz gossip straight to your inbox with the Daily Star's FREE newsletter Gloria Gaynor's I Will Survive has been named the greatest break-up song of all-time. The 1979 hit single is the go-to choice among love-scorned and heartbroken Brits thanks to its rousing chorus and lyrics like “I've got all my life to live” and “Go on now, go, walk out the door”.It fought off a host of empowering tunes and songs of despair – including Bill Withers’ Ain’t No Sunshine and Fleetwood Mac’s Go Your Own Way.Crying by Roy Orbison also secured plenty of votes, along with Carly Simon’s You’re So Vain, and Whitney Houston’s version of I Will Always Love You.

Whitney Houston is to get a residency in Las Vegas.An Evening With Whitney: The Whitney Houston Hologram Concert, created by BASE Hologram in partnership with the Houston estate, debuted in 2020 and was set to open in Vegas late last year until the coronavirus pandemic forced a delay.The show will feature holograms from all stages of Houston’s career alongside backup singers, dancers and musicians.The Vegas residency will begin on October 26 at the Harrah’s Showroom and will run until April 30, 2022.Tickets are available now on Ticketmaster and Vivid Seats.Last year, Pat Houston, Whitney’s sister-in-law and executor of her estate, opened up about the project.Speaking to Rolling Stone, she said: “In 2011, Whitney and I discussed her idea of

A hologram of Whitney Houston is headlining a residency in Las Vegas.According to a Variety report, the late singer's estate announced that the new show An Evening With Whitney: The Whitney Houston Concert will debut on October 26 at Harrah's Las Vegas.The music icon, who passed away in February 2012 at the age of 48, will appear virtually and audibly accompanied by a live four-piece band as well as backup singers and dancers. Reviving a legend:A hologram of Whitney Houston will headline a length residency in Las VegasA tour featuring Whitney's hologram titled An Evening with Whitney: The Whitney Houston Hologram Tour launched on February 25, 2020 in the United Kingdom.

Whitney Houston may have died nearly a decade ago, but that’s preventing the legendary diva to headline her own Las Vegas residency — in hologram form, of course.

After much speculation and rumors over the years, it’s actually happening: a Whitney Houston hologram concert is coming to Las Vegas.

Kerry Katona's "biggest wake-up call" came when Whitney Houston died. The former Atomic Kitten singer felt grateful she'd overcome her own problems when Amy Winehouse died from alcohol poisoning in July 2011 and then when the 'I Will Always Love You' hitmaker passed away the following year after drowning in her bath, with cocaine use listed as a contributing factor, she fully realised the dangers of the drug.

Film composer and music mogul Mervyn Warren, 57, has more than earned his five Grammy awards after working with some of the industry’s biggest stars like the late Whitney Houston and Celine Dion, 53. “Producing Whitney was a phenomenal experience,” Mervyn told HollywoodLife EXCLUSIVELY while discussing his work on the new Mary J. Blige’s My Life documentary on Amazon Prime.