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The inaugural Formula 1 Heineken Silver Las Vegas Grand Prix shuts down the Las Vegas Strip from Nov. 16-18, turning one of the world’s most famous streets into a nighttime race track. The track officially goes “hot” from 5 p.m. to 2 a.m. each night. In the city that makes a multiday holiday out of every celebration, it is no surprise that the weekend event expands into 10 days of premieres, openings, dinners, experiences and concerts.

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From Nov. 13-22, The F1 Las Vegas Hub will be open to all fans from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. at The Venetian Resort, offering exclusive merchandise including team gear and collaborations (Malbon Golf, Undefeated and eight more brands). American Express card holders get access to a members-only lounge area, limited-edition products, charging stations and other perks.

Below, The Hollywood Reporter rounds up the best parties,...

Shaquille O’Neal has been sued again over his cryptocurrency promotions, this time in connection to his Astrals Project.

A proposed class action filed in Florida federal court on Tuesday alleges that O’Neal violated securities laws by selling unregistered Astrals tokens. Investor Daniel Harper claims that the former NBA star “should have known of potential concerns about regulatory issues concerning the sale of unregistered crypto securities” but promoted them anyway to further his crypto empire.

O’Neal is one of several celebrity defendants named in a suit against founder Sam Bankman-Fried and stars who endorsed the platform. He appeared in ads for Ftx and has been trying to distance himself from the company by saying in December that he was “just a paid spokesperson.” A dispute has recently emerged in the case over claims that he’s been dodging being served, with lawyers for the investors saying they’ve been...

Harris' latest pregnancy twist on The Conners has fans divided. Not long after it is revealed that Darlene and David's firstborn is pregnant, she suffers a miscarriage in the Roseanne spin-off prequel. In "Possums, Pregnancy and Patriarchy," it was revealed that Harris was unexpectedly pregnant with her ex, Kai's, baby. The extended Conners clan soon weighed in, with Jackie and Darlene suggesting she should terminate the pregnancy. Meanwhile, Dan was trying to convince her to keep the baby. In the end, though, Harris' pregnancy ended in tragedy.

Instead of being sympathetic to Harris' struggle, fans are having a difficult time processing the tragedy. Taking it to Twitter, several The Conners viewers made their opinions known about how the ABC family comedy handled Harris' pregnancy arc, and not everyone is satisfied with the latest plot twist. Check out the tweets below:

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In 1996, hotelier Ian Schrager, along with SkyBar’s Rande Gerber and designer Philippe Starck opened the 30-foot “doors to Wonderland,” as the Los Angeles Times put it, with the Morgans Hotel Group transformation of the Mondrian Hotel.

The L.A. Times described the vibe as “chilled glamour achieves a dreamlike sensuality. … Its public spaces … are fashionable playpens for people who want to be seen. Sited across from the House of Blues at what will be Sunset’s most invigorated corner, the Mondrian is Schrager’s most ambitious and enchanting space to date.”

In 1999, on the heels of their success in New York City with the same concept, restaurateur Jeffrey Chodrow debuted Asia de Cuba as the hotel’s signature dining spot and it became an instant hit, calling down the glitterati from the hills and beckoning the wannabes from all over.

As Asia de Cuba provided an artery into SkyBar, some...

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Leave it to Shaquille O’Neal to host one of the best Super Bowl parties in town — and open it up to the public.

On Feb. 11, the NBA icon is putting on his annual Super Bowl event, “Shaq’s Fun House Presented by Ftx,” in anticipation of the Super Bowl on Feb. 13. “Part carnival, part music festival,” the party brings A-list musical performances, a Ferris wheel, carnival attractions, and...

Not cut out for the ranch life? Tonight's all new Relatively Famous: Ranch Rules ended with a shocking meltdown from Myles O'Neal. After a long, hard day of work (which included artificially inseminating a cow!), the whole cast was exhausted, but no one was feeling more distressed than Shaquille O'Neal's 24-year-old son. "Obviously we're not ranchers. I definitely was not meant to be in this environment," an over-it Myles confessed. "It's just horrible. It's all horrible and I don't like it. I don't know how much longer I can deal with it." Cut to Myles taking off his mic pack and refusing to put it back on for production. When one crew member approached...

Yeehaw! E! is coming out with a brand-new series called Relatively Famous: Ranch Rules in the new year. The show will follow eight celebrity children as they venture from Hollywood to a working ranch in Steamboat Springs, Colorado.

Premiering on Wednesday Jan. 12, Relatively Famous will have these offspring taking on challenges, such as sheep shearing and artificial insemination, that was out of this world to prove that they are more than just their last names. They are also trying to reopen the ranch after it had been shut down for a year due to the pandemic, according to Eonline.

A sneak peek of the show aired on Dec. 7 after the People's Choice Awards. In January, the new show will air with back-to-back episodes starting at 9pm est. While we have to wait about a month more to see if there will be fights or if they will bond over their unique experience,...