Rod Stewart, 80, Pulls Out of Vegas Residency Show Hours Before Start Time and Tells Fans He's 'Not Feeling Well'

Rod Stewart, 80, Pulls Out of Vegas Residency Show Hours Before Start Time and Tells Fans He's 'Not Feeling Well'

HENRY NICHOLLS/AFP via Getty Rod Stewart canceled his residency performance at The Colosseum at Caesars Palace in Las Vegas on Sunday, June 1 The "Maggie May" singer informed fans he was "not feeling well" He has various shows scheduled throughout the year Some ofRod Stewart's fans were unable to see him perform over the weekend. Hours before the 80-year-old "Maggie May" icon was set to take the stage for a residency performance at The Colosseum at Caesars Palace in Las Vegas on Sunday, June 1, he took to his Instagram Stories and told fans the show would not be moving forward as planned. "I am sorry to inform you that I'm not feeling well and my show tonight at The Colosseum at Caesars Palace is being rescheduled to June 10," wrote Stewart. "Your tickets will be valid for the new date." PEOPLE reached out to Stewart's rep for comment. David Becker/Getty Later this month, the "Do Ya Think I'm Sexy?" artist is slated toperform at Glastonburyin its Legends slot as one of the oldest musicians to play the U.K. festival, and he's confirmed the show will feature a Faces reunion with Ronnie Wood. He will perform moreNorth American shows for his One Last Time World Tourthroughout the summer and also continue with his residency at The Colosseum at Caesars Palace through the fall. The PEOPLE Appis now available in the Apple App Store! Download it now for the most binge-worthy celeb content, exclusive video clips, astrology updates and more! Christopher Polk/Penske Media via Getty Last month, Stewart was honored with the Lifetime Achievement Award at the 2025American Music Awards. In August 2024, the "Sailing" performer was forced to cancel a few shows in Las Vegas due tostrep throat and COVID. Three months later, Stewart spoke about his One Last Time farewell tour and told fans in an Instagram post, "This will be the end of large-scale world tours for me, butI have no desire to retire." Kevin Mazur/Getty "I love what I do, and I do what I love," he continued at the time. "I'm fit, have a full head of hair, and can run 100 meters in 18 seconds at the jolly old age of 79." "I'd like to move onto a Great American Songbook, Swing Fever tour the year after next — smaller venues and more intimacy," Stewart wrote. "But then again, I may not…" Read the original article onPeople

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June 02, 2025

Rod Stewart, 80, Pulls Out of Vegas Residency Show Hours Before Start Time and Tells Fans He's 'Not Feeling Well'

Rod Stewart, 80, Pulls Out of Vegas Residency Show Hours Before Start Time and Tells Fans He's 'Not Feeling Well' HENRY NICHOLLS...

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Jonathan Joss, ‘King of the Hill’ Actor Who Voiced John Redcorn, Dies in Shooting at 59

Jonathan Joss, 'King of the Hill' Actor Who Voiced John Redcorn, Dies in Shooting at 59

Jonathan Joss, an actor on "King of the Hill" who voiced John Redcorn, died in a shooting on Saturday, San Antonio police confirmed toVariety. He was 59. San Antonio officers were dispatched to a shooting in progress at a home on Sunday night around 7 p.m. When they arrived at the scene, they found Joss near the road after he was shot multiple times. The officers attempted life-saving measures until medics arrived, but Joss was pronounced dead at the scene. The shooter fled in a vehicle but was detained by officers a block away and booked for murder. The investigation is still ongoing. TMZ, which broke the news, reported that Joss was shot by a neighbor after a disagreement. More from Variety 'King of the Hill' Revival First Details: Hank and Peggy Are Retired, Bobby's a Dallas Chef, Dale Was Briefly Arlen's Mayor and More 'King of the Hill' Revival Casts Toby Huss to Take Over as Voice of Dale Gribble (EXCLUSIVE) 'King of the Hill Revival' Sets Hulu Release Date, Drops First-Look Joss voiced John Redcorn from Season 2 through Season 13 of "King of the Hill" and already recorded lines for the upcoming revival of the popular animated series. He'll be seen in Episode 2 of the show's upcoming Season 14, and possibly more episodes beyond that. (Joss took over the role from original actor Victor Aaron after he died in 1996 in a car accident.) Joss was most recently seen in public on Friday during a"King of the Hill" reunion/revival panel at the ATX Television Festival in Austin. Midway through the panel, as producers Mike Judge and Greg Daniels discussed the death of original star and writer Johnny Hardwick, Joss approached an audience microphone unannounced and mentioned Hardwick before expressing displeasure at not being invited onstage. He also told the crowd that he had recently lost his home in San Antonio to a fire. After a few moments, he returned to his seat and the panel resumed. "King of the Hill" was created by Mike Judge and Greg Daniels in 1997 on Fox. It ran until 2009 and aired more than 250 episodes. More than a decade later, a revival of the show is set to premiere on Hulu on Aug. 4, it was revealed last week. Joss also had a recurring role in "Parks and Recreation" as Chief Ken Hotate and appeared in films and shows like "Tulsa King," "Ray Donovan," "True Grit," "The Magnificent Seven" and more. Sign up forVariety's Newsletter. For the latest news, follow us onFacebook,Twitter, andInstagram.

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Jonathan Joss, ‘King of the Hill’ Actor Who Voiced John Redcorn, Dies in Shooting at 59

Jonathan Joss, 'King of the Hill' Actor Who Voiced John Redcorn, Dies in Shooting at 59 Jonathan Joss, an actor on "King of the...

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Baltimore schools sued for failing to protect students from a predatory teacher

Baltimore schools sued for failing to protect students from a predatory teacher

BALTIMORE (AP) — Three women are suing Baltimore's public school system, alleging they were sexually abused by a special education teacherdecades agowhile administrators failed to protect students from his predatory behavior. One of the plaintiffs was 14 when she alleges the teacher, whom the lawsuit names as Alvin Hunt, raped and impregnated her, according to the complaint. At a news conference Monday morning, attorneys for the women said school officials knew about the abuse and allowed it to continue. They said Hunt would lure students to his house under the pretense of after-school tutoring. The allegations contained in the lawsuits occurred in the late 1970s and early 1980s. Attempts to reach Hunt were unsuccessful. A message seeking comment was left for a spokesperson for Baltimore City Public Schools. The lawsuits add to a growing pile of child sexual abuse claims filed in Maryland since the state eliminated its statute of limitations for such cases. Lawmakers approved theChild Victims Actin 2023 with abuse findings against the Catholic Church in mind, but its impacts have extended well beyond religious institutions. Thestate's juvenile justice systemin particular is facing widespread reckoning after thousands of victims came forward. Pamela Coleman said she gave birth to Hunt's daughter after he drugged and raped her. Hunt offered the teen a ride home from school and gave her a cigarette laced with an illicit substance that caused her to lose consciousness, her complaint says. "My childhood and teen years was just ripped from me," Coleman said at the news conference. She said her mother reported the abuse and administrators transferred her to another school after learning she was pregnant. The AP doesn't typically identify victims of abuse unless they want to be named. Attorneys said Hunt, who was also a sports coach, never faced prosecution or accountability for his actions. Instead, he retired from the school system after a long career. He is not named as a defendant in the lawsuits, which were filed against the Baltimore City Board of School Commissioners. "This abuse was not just known, it was normalized," said attorney Janai Woodhouse with the Baltimore law firm Murphy, Falcon & Murphy. "This wasn't hidden. It was tolerated." She said theChild Victims Actallows abuse survivors the time they need to come forward, often decades later. Before its passage, victims couldn't sue after they turned 38. The three plaintiffs were young and vulnerable when they were abused by someone they trusted, their attorneys said. "You can imagine the amount of psychological trauma that was inflicted here. So it took some time," Woodhouse said. "But they gathered the courage to come to us and they're ready to seek justice now." According to the lawsuit filed on behalf of Collette Lee, she went to Hunt's house for tutoring with another special education student. He cornered her and tried to assault her, but she says she managed to escape. "I was able to run," she said during the news conference. "I've been running for a long time. I'm tired. I want justice." The lawsuits were filed Friday in state court. The plaintiffs are seeking punitive damages.

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Baltimore schools sued for failing to protect students from a predatory teacher

Baltimore schools sued for failing to protect students from a predatory teacher BALTIMORE (AP) — Three women are suing Baltimore's publi...

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Suspect in custody after 11 people stabbed at Oregon homeless shelter

Suspect in custody after 11 people stabbed at Oregon homeless shelter

Police have arrested a man in connection witha stabbing at a mission in Salem, Oregonthat left 11 people injured on June 1. Salem Police responded to the stabbing incident at Union Gospel Mission of Salem north of downtown at about 7:15 p.m. on June 1. Almost a dozen people were taken to Salem Health hospital with various injuries,, and a male suspect, who was not identified, was arrested, police said. The mission is a faith-based organization on the front lines of the homelessness crisis. Upward of 150 homeless men seek refuge at the mission each night and have access to support services, including food, shelter, clothing, showers, case management and counseling. The building is across the street from Salem Police headquarters. Union Gospel Mission of Salem Executive Director Craig Smith said the incident originated inside the building near the front entrance, and an unknown number of staff and bystanders inside and outside the building were stabbed. "It's a really awful situation," Smith said. Because the attack did not happen in the shelter area, shelter residents did not have to be evacuated. Smith said the mission will continue serving the community in the morning. "Our staff and the guests and our New Life Fellowship guys...  they're all really shaken, as you can imagine," he said. Malik Law, who witnessed the incident, said he saw a man stab at least seven people. "Everybody was basically trying to move out of his way," Law said. "He started attacking them." Dan Mills, 62, who lives at the mission, said he was working at the front desk when the man came in. He said other workers were trying to get the man to leave because the building was closed when the incident began. "I just heard a scream," Mills said. "I was standing right at the front desk, I was probably no more than 10 feet away, and he stabbed one of the staff members." Mills said he had never seen the man before. Bobby Epperly, 48, who lives at the mission, said he was on the second floor of the building when he saw the man outside screaming at traffic and holding a knife. Epperly didn't realize some people had already been stabbed inside the building, he said, until he went downstairs and saw "blood everywhere." "It's like a horror movie," he said. The 57,000 square feet men's mission opened in July 2021 after leaving its longtime facility downtown next to the Marion Street Bridge. The mission includes space for sleeping, ranging from dorm-style shelters to transitional housing and apartment-style living for those moving through its recovery program. The mission also has showers available even for those not staying at the shelter, 24-hour bathroom access, community rooms, career training, a computer education center, GED program, on-site health clinic and access to mental health services. Smith, the executive director, commended the hard work of the staff and the quick response of Salem Police and emergency responders. "They came immediately and transported people," he said. "It was just a phenomenal and merciful movement of God that they were here." Smith asked for the community's prayers as they recover from the incident. This article originally appeared on Salem Statesman Journal:Suspect in stabbing at Oregon homeless shelter arrested

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Suspect in custody after 11 people stabbed at Oregon homeless shelter

Suspect in custody after 11 people stabbed at Oregon homeless shelter Police have arrested a man in connection witha stabbing at a mission i...

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Last Surviving Member of The Monkees Asks For Fan Support

Last Surviving Member of The Monkees Asks For Fan Support

Last Surviving Member of The Monkees Asks For Fan Supportoriginally appeared onParade. The last surviving member of the hit 1960s groupThe Monkeesrecently made a plea to his fans for support for "a cause that's near and dear to [his] heart." Micky Dolenz, 80, sharedon Instagramand Facebook that fans can show their support both for the Monkees andthe Make-A-Wish Foundationby buying some of his Monkees merchandise. "Hi, friends - if you've been looking for a way to show your support (or just want a cool shirt or two), check out the official merch store at MickyDolenz.com," writes Dolenz. "We've got everything - music, t-shirts, even personally signed drum heads - perfect for fans, collectors, or just treating yourself. And here's the best part: a portion of every purchase goes to the Make-A-Wish Foundation, a cause that's near and dear to my heart. 💙 "Thanks for the love - and for helping make a difference. MickyDolenz #TheMonkees #MakeAWish #OfficialMerch #ShopForACause #StillMonkeeingAround." 🎬SIGN UP for Parade's Daily newsletter to get the latest pop culture news & celebrity interviews delivered right to your inbox🎬 In the accompanying photos that show a young Dolenz interacting with children, the singer is holding a thank you card from the Make-A-Wish Foundation that reads, "You continue to help wish kids replace fear with confidence, sadness with joy and anxiety with hope. We deeply appreciate your generosity and are honored to recognize you as a committed supporter of Make-A-Wish." Fans in the comments are so excited about the opportunity and praise Dolenz for giving back. "I love you, Micky, you're the best for this ❤️," wrote one fan. Another added, "You're so amazing, Micky!" "This is the most wonderful photo of you I've ever seen. I am so happy that I got a chance to meet you a few years back. Micky, you're absolutely positively the best artist ever. I love you. ❤️," wrote a third fan. A fourth wrote, "Micky, I know you heard this thousands of times, but to me, yes, you are like an old friend. I can only wish the best in your amazing life." AtDolenz's official site, you can indeed purchase signed or unsigned photos, CDs, T-shirts and even Monkees logo drum heads. Dolenz isalso on Cameo, which is a video message service where people can buy personalized messages from their favorite celebrities. Dolenz is the last remaining member of the music group The Monkees, which took the world by storm in the late 1960s. Lead singerDavy Jonesdied in 2012,and bassistPeter Torkdied in 2019. In 2021, drummer Dolenz and guitaristMichael Nesmithwent on a farewell tour, and Nesmith tragically passed away from heart failure just weeks after the tour concluded. In a recent interviewwith The Observer-Reporter, Dolenz joked that he's just "glad to be above ground" at this point. "So far, so good," said the 1960s heartthrob. Last Surviving Member of The Monkees Asks For Fan Supportfirst appeared on Parade on Jun 2, 2025 This story was originally reported byParadeon Jun 2, 2025, where it first appeared.

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Last Surviving Member of The Monkees Asks For Fan Support

Last Surviving Member of The Monkees Asks For Fan Support Last Surviving Member of The Monkees Asks For Fan Supportoriginally appeared onPar...

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