News

The party continues with Enrique Iglesias, Pitbull and Ricky Martin.

With a combined five Grammys, 10 Latin Grammys and over 77 million Spotify listeners, it’s no surprise that all initial tour dates have sold out, leading to extended dates into 2024.

After their final scheduled date this year in Vancouver, they will take a break before going back onstage on January 31, 2024, and are scheduled to perform their final extended show on March 10 in Tampa, Florida.

Though this is not the first time Iglesias has worked with his two co-headliners, this is the first time all three share the stage.

>Get Trilogy Tour Concert Tickets Now!

Added Dates:

01-30 Fresno, CA — Save Mart Center

01-31 San Francisco, CA — Chase Center

02-02 Palm Desert, CA — Acrisure Arena

02-03 Anaheim, CA — Honda Center

02-08 Oklahoma City, Ok — Paycom Center

02-09 Austin, TX — Moody Center

02-10 Fort Worth, TX — Dickies Arena

02-13 Denver, Co — Ball Arena

02-16 St.

Pitbull, Enrique Iglesias and Ricky Martin are heating up the stage on the opening night of their Trilogy Tour!

The global superstars brought their arena run to Capital One Arena on Saturday night (October 14) in Washington D.C.

The show is the first time the trio shared the stage, featured three unique headlining sets from each icon, starting with Pitbull delivering hits like “Time of Our Lives” and “Give Me Everything.”

Enrique kept the party going with smashes like “Bailando” and “El Perdón,” while Ricky followed with his own global hits, including “Vente Pa’ Ca,” “La Mordidita” and “Maria.”

The 25-city tour continues with two nights in Toronto at Scotiabank Arena before hitting cities like Boston, New York, Chicago, Detroit, Miami, Houston, Phoenix, Los Angeles and more before wrapping up at Vancouver’s Rogers Arena on December 11.

For all ticket info, head to ticketmaster.com.

Keep reading to see the set lists…...

It’s a big day for Armin Van Buuren fans today, as the trance legend has two big announcements for us.

The first comes in the form of the expected but still very pleasing Armin Only Embrace world tour, which is set to get underway in 2016. Dates and stops haven’t been announced just yet, but as you can see in the video above, the more people use the hashtag #Aoembrace, the more Armin will reveal. According to the official press release, every 5,000 uses of the hashtag will unlock a new clue, so start Tweeting!

In the second piece of Armin news, the producer has announced that pre-orders are now available for the highly anticipated A State of Trance Year Mix, which will drop on December 18th. Boasting some of trance music’s heaviest hitters, like Cosmic Gate, Andrew Rayel, Above & Beyond, Markus Schulz and more, the release is sure to be a big one,...

Earlier today, The Chainsmokers dropped their remix of Life of Dillon’s “Overload.” Continuing on from the excellent “Good Intentions,” the NYC duo have impressed us once again, bringing down the tempo of the original track just a bit and giving it more of a chilled-out summer-y vibe, which compliments it very well.

Though “Overload” is a great song in its own right, Alex and Drew have delivered an exciting new take on it. Their remix gives the track more emotion and the new tempo seems to mesh with the vocals perfectly. In short, this marks yet another solid release from The Chainsmokers and has us looking forward to seeing what they put out next.

As usual, the release also came with a message from the boys, which you can read below.

We remember the day our manager came into our studio aka drew’s living room apartment to show...

What’s this?

What’s this?

There are finales everywhere. What’s this?

I can’t believe my eyes; I must be dreaming. Wake up, Sandra, this isn’t fair!

Woah! Musical introduction. This is what the end of the season does to me, folks. I’m losing it. But that also means summer’s on the way, so remember to start sending your scoop requests for summer TV soon! And, as a special treat, please also send your season finale questions as well.

As usual, all queries/suggestions/ponderings get sent to [email protected] or @EWSandraG. And as a reminder,...

The sci-fi themed website Quiet Earth has debuted the first five minutes of the television series Falling Skies for fans. In the clip, some background is given by children on a hostile alien invasion. The reel then shifts to a battle between man and creature, with Noah Wyle as Tom Mason looking for cover. Moon Bloodgood (Terminator Salvation) and Colin Cunningham (Fireball) also star in this series. Check out the clip below and get set for Falling Skies to debut on TNT June 19th.

The synopsis for Falling Skies is here:

Falling Skies opens in the chaotic aftermath of an alien attack that has left most of the world completely incapacitated. The few remaining survivors have banded together outside major cities to begin the difficult task of fighting back. Each day is a test of survival as citizen soldiers engage in an insurgency campaign against the occupying alien force, whose...

Fireball Alt' PosterDirector: Kristoffer Tabori.

Writer: Kraig Wenman.

Director Kristoffer Tabori is a California born filmmaker and a prolific actor who has appeared in over 50 features, or television shows. Tabori also has a long directing career with participation in over thirty features and is the creator of at least two SyFy original features entitled High Plains Invaders and Fireball. Fireball made an appearance on the SyFy channel early in 2009 and an anonymous review at Disc Dish says of the film "sadly, there’s nothing Marvel-ous about Fireball." But, in fact, Fireball is not so melancholy and one of Mti Home Video's more entertaining releases for 2010.

The film's plot requires some imagination as character Draven, played by Aleks Paunovic ("BattleStar Gallactica), becomes a human match after ingesting a heavy dose of steroids and coming in contact with a raging fire. Draven's DNA from here on in replicates itself into a...

Fireball Alt' PosterFireball was a fantasy themed film that premiered on the Syfy network early in 2009. Now, a year later the film is available today on DVD through Mti Home Video. The film stars Ian Somerhalder ("The Vampire Diaries") as an investigator curious about a prison fire which leaves several inmates seared. Fireball also stars Aleks Paunovic ("Battlestar Galactica") as a "former footbal star" and convict who, through mutation, is able to wield fire on a whim (Mti). Have a watch as Tyler "The Fuse" Draven goes on a vengeful murder spree against those who have wronged him in this clip below (Mti). Then, purchase the DVD at the link provided.

The synopsis for Fireball here:

"In this red hot action-adventure... former football star turned convict, Tyler "The Fuse" Draven (Paunovic), discovers in jail that he has the ability to create fire by mere thought alone! Now he's going to...

From the plethora of home video releases we got last week, June 22nd sees a much smaller batch -- only seven titles in all -- and undoubtedly the pick of the week is Shout! Factory's stellar re-packaging of Death Race 2000.

For more on DR2000, be sure to hit up Uncle Creepy's Death Race 2000 review, which goes into great detail on how much there is to love about it. As for the rest of the offerings, unfortunately I can't be so positive. We get Ian Somerhalder in Fireball (judging by Foy's review of over a year ago, I'd say skip it and wait for "The Vampire Diaries" to hit DVD later this summer); a vamp rehash consisting of Nosferatu, Vampyr, and Le Vampire; another Thirst that has nothing to do with the stellar Korean film of the same name; and the newly retitled Wolf Moon werewolf flick that'll probably receive...

In case you were wondering, I tend to like movies with a lot of explosions. And when I say a lot of explosions, I mean a lot of explosions. It’s a problem I’ve had since I was a kid, and the only cure for this peculiar disease is, ironically, more explosions. Kristoffer Tabori’s “Fireball” — which had its world premiere on the SyFy channel sometime last summer — seems like a good prescription for my cinematic woes, even if it does feature Ian Somerhalder as the wannabe badass who’s forced to track down an escaped convict with the ability to start fires with his mind. Fortunately for easy-to-please geeks like myself, “Fireball” will have its way with your psyche when it finally hits DVD on June 22nd. And who said the summer movie schedule was lacking this year? Shame on you, internet naysayers. Shame.

Typically I write the intros to these Blog Trend roundups before I've read the majority of the blogs I quote. So, before listing the buzz below I had written all about how unfunny the red-band trailer for MacGruber is and how surprised I am that such a terrible-looking movie is getting so much attention. I've since erased my first intro and replaced it with this stunned-reaction paragraph, because the movie bloggers are actually, shockingly eating this up like a double-decker taco (and I mean a watery, shit-comprised taco in honor of the overrated joke in the trailer). Even the usually very snarky and super cynical guys like Vince Mancini are into this thing. Wtf?

I don't agree with the majority, I guess. I especially thought it wrong for Universal/Rogue to unleash this piece of crap on the heels of this weekend's hilarious SNL short "James Cameron's Laser Cats...

They say when you play with fire you're bound to get burned. That's how I feel a lot of the time when I tune in to watch a new Sci-Fi Channel original movie. Their new pyrokinetic thriller Fireball might be the next one to leave me feeling like I've been burnt.

When former hot-tempered football star turned convict Tyler Draven discovers in prison that he has somehow developed the ability to create fire with his bare hands, he does what any criminal would do in that situation - burn his way out of jail and set off on a fiery path of revenge against everyone who ever burned him. The authorities, such as Jason X's Lexa Doig, have to find a way to put this fire out before even more innocent people go up in flames.

This Rhi production from the writer of 2005's Intermedio is slated to premiere...