The stars have aligned for couples who are looking for a unique wedding venue this April. On April 8, Destination Seneca County in Ohio will be offering a once-in-a-lifetime free wedding event called Elope at the Eclipse for couples looking to get married during the upcoming total solar eclipse. According to the website, the wedding ceremony will take place at Frost Kalnow Amphitheater and will include an officiant, live music, cake and a photographer who will email photos to newlyweds after the event.

This guy. You might have to get out your glasses for this one, because Drake is continuing his It’s All a Blur tour. And J. Cole is tagging in for 21 Savage on the next run of shows, subtitled “Big As the What?” in reference to their collab “First Person Shooter.” (The answer, to the non-heads, is “Big As the Super Bowl,” but we hate to be the ones point out that the Super Bowl happens in a football stadium and these two are touring arenas.

NASHVILLE — Foo Fighters, Robert Plant & Alison Krauss, Beck, Manu Chao, John Fogerty, David Byrne, the Raconteurs and the Mars Volta are among the top acts booked for this year’s Austin City Limits Music Festival, set for the city’s Zilker Park from Sept. 26-28. The seventh ACL Fest, produced by Austin-based promoter/producer C3 Presents, will feature more than 125 acts over three days. Also on the bill are Gnarls Barkley, Conor Oberst and the Mystic Valley Band, N.

Rochester, NY - GloRilla has spoken out after her concert in Rochester, New York was reportedly marred by a crowd rush that left one person dead and two critically injured. The “Tomorrow 2” hitmaker performed alongside fellow Memphis rapper Finesse2Tymes at Main Street Armory on Sunday night (March 5), shortly after wrapping up her Anyways, Life’s Great Tour. AD LOADING... According to ABC News, reports of shots being fired inside the venue sparked panic, leading to a deadly stampede that injured nine people in total.

Why each season becomes more challenging American Ninja Warrior's producer Arthur Smith explained why each season the show has to make challenges that are more difficult. “We keep making the course harder, and they keep getting better," he said to Deadline of the show's participants. "They keep training and it’s like the never-ending quest for us to push the limit." "They started with building courses in the backyard, that was reasonably early in the run.