Las Vegas still wants a piece of Britney Spears. The feeling, though, might not be mutual.

Rumors about a potential Britney residency at Resorts World have run rampant since the pop posted images from the hotel last weekend. It was Britney's second visit to the less-than-a-year-old property within three months. 

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According to TMZ, Britney has "no plans" to return to Sin City, where she once had a highly-successful four-year residency at Planet Hollywood. Back in 2018, Britney announced she would begin another residency show at Park MGM, but that never came to fruition, largely due to the conservatorship battle with her father, Jamie Spears. 

It's pretty clear that Britney could easily ink a residency deal if she wants, and it seems that Resorts World would likely house the show, as it has made no secret of its desire to add the pop star to its residency roster. Just last week, the hotel projected a huge billboard onto its facade to mark Britney's weekend stay.

While at the hotel with fiancé, Sam Asghari, and agent Cade Hudson, Britney stayed in a $15,000-a-night suite, complete with a private pool and movie theater. Although the hotel rolled out the red carpet, the message may all be for naught.

TMZ, citing "several sources close to Britney," said there weren't "any talks" about a possible Vegas return, "and the thought of getting back on stage any time soon just isn't even something [Britney] is entertaining."

Another prominent singer has canceled his upcoming performance at an NRA Convention in Houston this weekend. Lee Greenwood — of "God Bless The USA" fame — announced he's pulled out of the gig due to the horrific school shooting in Uvalde, Texas, that left 21 people dead, 19 of which were children.

Lee is now the fifth singer to bow out at the 11th hour.

Lee's cancelation came after Larry Gatlin, the vocalist behind "All the Gold in California" and "Broken Lady," decided to forgo the convention, too.

In canceling, the 74-year-old even went so far as to call out "some" of the NRA's "outdated and ill-thought-out positions regarding firearms in AMERICA."

In a statement, Larry said, "I cannot, in good conscience, perform at the NRA convention in Houston this weekend. While I agree with most of the positions held by the NRA, I have come to believe that, while background checks would not stop every madman with a gun, it is at the very least a step in the right direction toward trying to prevent the kind of tragedy we saw this week in Uvalde — in my beloved, weeping TEXAS."

In what is sure to cause waves, he fiercely defended the right to bear arms, but added, "The 2nd amendment should not apply to everyone. It's that simple." Still, he also thinks that arming teachers — a popular NRA talking point — could have stopped Tuesday's massacre at Robb Elementary School.

"It is not a perfect world and the 'if only crowd's' policies will never make it one. I am a 'what if guy' and I can't help but ask the question, 'What if the teachers had been proficient in the use of firearms and had, in fact been armed this week? My answer is that there would not be 21 freshly dug graves for 21 of GOD's precious children," he said.

Larry, who has performed at past NRA conventions, is one of several performers choosing to bow out of the "NRA Grand Ole Night of Freedom."

On May 25, Don McLean opted out, saying it would be "disrespectful and hurtful" for him to perform. 

"I'm sure all the folks planning to attend this event are shocked and sickened by these events as well. After all, we are all Americans," he said in a statement. "I share the sorrow for this terrible, cruel loss with the rest of the nation."

After Larry's cancelation, Restless Heart frontman Larry Stewart and country artist Danielle Peck both said they, too, would not perform at the convention in the wake of the tragedy.

Ice-T and his wife's parenting skills are being questioned again, but they're asking critics to have a little bit of perspective.

Over the weekend, Coco Austin shared several family pictures from a Bahamian vacation, and the couple's 6-year-old daughter, Chanel, appeared in a stroller in one of the images, which were posted to Twitter and Instagram. Some of Coco's social media followers quickly whipped out their parenting police badges and insisted that Chanel was far too big and too old to be in a stroller.

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Amid the criticism, Coco responded to Twitter, writing, "Oh lord!! Really people? The world loves to criticize literary everything i do!" She then brought up the rash of horrific shootings in America, implying that people should focus on important matters.

"This stroller thing trending right now about me using a stroller to push Chanel around is ridiculous! Isnt there a war & mass shootings going as we speak & you'd rather mess with my mothering? SMH," she wrote. 

This stroller thing trending right now about me using a stroller to push Chanel around is ridiculous! Isnt there a war & mass shootings going as we speak & you'd rather mess with my mothering? SMH

— Coco (@cocosworld) May 24, 2022

Around the same time, Ice-T also shook his head at the backlash and ensuring the media coverage. 

"MFs ain't got s*** else to talk about.. F em all. Smh. Lol," he wrote. 

Of course, the couple has been on the wrong end of online parenting "experts" before. Last summer, a breastfeeding debate broke out after Coco said Chanel liked her "boob."

"A lot of people are like, 'Oh, you're not getting the nutrition after 2 years old. Why do it?' And I'm like, My child's eating steak and hamburgers. She just likes a little snack every now and then and more of the bonding between the mother. Why take that away from her?," Coco told Us Weekly.

The former Playboy model said the little girl liked breastfeeding because it gave her comfort. "She loves on it and it's not like she's getting milk from it," Coco said, "but she's getting her little snack and it's kind of soothing her to sleep."

Amid the controversy, Ice tweeted, "Why the F are you worried about MY Child??? That's what's weird.. Now go back in the basement."

"Toddlers & Tiaras" star Kailia Posey ordered a present for her mother before taking her life — that gift arrived two weeks after the 16-year-old took her final breath.

Kailia's mother, Marcy Posey Gatterman, told E! News that the teen saw a blanket on TikTok and had it delivered two weeks after her death. The blanket reads: "Dear Mom, even when I'm not close by, I want you to know I love and appreciate you. Always. Wrap yourself up in this and consider it a big hug. I love you."

Marcy will forever cherish the posthumous gift and hopes it will help her cope with her daughter's death.

"This is the worst thing a mother can go through. Parents who have teenagers that have phones, check their phones," she told E!. "And if you're struggling, talk to your parents. They're not judging you. They're going to get you the help that you need, but we need to know what you need in order to get the help you need. Don't keep it inside."

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Kailia, who appeared on TLC's "Toddlers & Tiaras" in 2012, died just days after her 16th birthday, her mother announced on May 3. 

"I don't have words or any thoughts. A beautiful baby girl is gone," Marcy wrote on Facebook. DailyMail.com reported that the former reality TV star was found in a Washington state park, and later on May 3, her family confirmed her cause of death in a statement to TMZ. 

"Although she was an accomplished teenager with a bright future ahead of her, unfortunately in one impetuous moment, she made the rash decision to end her earthly life," the statement said, adding that Kailia had "won countless crowns & trophies after competing on the pageant circuit her entire life … Her highly acclaimed talent as a contortionist had already led to professional touring job offers, and she had recently been selected to be a cheerleader at her high school next fall."

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As a 6-year-old, a clip of Kailia flashing a grin was turned into a popular GIF that she and her mom often posted alongside funny phrases. Kailia had been preparing to compete in the Miss Washington Teen USA pageant and had just attended her prom.

Brooklyn Beckham is proud to have his wife, Nicola Peltz, on his arm… literally.

The son of David and Victoria Beckham revealed this week that he got his wedding vows tattooed on his arm. Brooklyn posted a photo of the new ink to his Instagram Story.

"Nicola when you walked down the aisle you took my breath away you look so beautiful tonight and always," the lengthy tat begins, according to a screenshot obtained by Page Six. "Let me start by saying that words cannot even describe my love for you just looking at you I see my future and it feels like a dream. You are my world and I continue to fall more in love with you every single day."

The couple married last month in a lavish wedding at her family's estate in Palm Beach, Florida.

Brooklyn, 23, told Nicola that she's the "best thing that has ever happened" to him, and he thanked her for making him "the man I am today."

"I have been looking forward to this day for so long, because today is the day I get to marry you, my forever babe, my love and my best friend, Nicola – today you become my partner, my other half – and my family and because of that I am the luckiest man in the world to be able to spend the rest of my life with you," the tattoo reads. "I promise to be the best partner, the best husband and man and to always take care of you, to make you laugh, feel safe and more importantly loved."

In referring to the couple's future children, the tat reads, "I can't wait to live out our dreams together and have lots of babies and be yours forever because you are forever mine."

The ink is just the latest of several Nicola-dedicated tattoos that Brooklyn has gotten.

Aerosmith has canceled several of its Las Vegas residency shows after Steven Tyler voluntarily checked himself into rehab following a recent relapse.

"As many of you know, our beloved brother Steven has worked on his sobriety for many years. After foot surgery to prepare for the stage and the necessity of pain management during the process, he has recently relapsed and voluntarily entered a treatment program to concentrate on his health and recovery," the band said in a statement posted to social media on Tuesday, May 24. "We are truly sorry to inform our fans and friends that we must cancel our first set of Las Vegas Residency dates this June and July while he focuses on his well-being."

The summer dates were set to mark Aerosmith's return to the stage for the first time since the COVID pandemic. The group still hopes to play its scheduled September dates. 

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"We are devastated that we have inconvenienced so many of you, especially our most loyal fans who often travel great distances to experience our shows," the statement said. "Thank you for your understanding and for your support for Steven during this time."

Refunds will be given to ticket holders of the canceled shows. 

Steven, 74, has long been open about his struggles. Shortly after the social media announcement, fans posted their support for the music star on social media. 

Nick Cannon claims to have a good relationship with all five of his baby mommas, but he doesn't necessarily need them to all get along.

"I don't keep no secrets [from them]," he said on the "The Big Tigger Morning Show."

The "Masked Singer" host shares children with Mariah Carey, Brittany Bell, Abby De La Rosa and Alyssa Scott. He's also currently expecting a baby with Bre Tiesi. 

"They know how I move. I multitask," he said of the women, adding, "They don't have to [get along]. They all get along with me."

Nick famously shares twins Moroccan and Monroe, 11, with ex-wife Mariah Carey; he shares 5-year-old son, Golden and daughter, Powerful Queen, 1, with model Brittany Bell;  he shares 11-month-old twins, Zion Mixolydian and Zillion Heir, with Abby De La Rosa; Nick and model Alyssa Scott welcomed son Zen on June 23, 2021, who was born just nine days after Zion and Zillion. Zen sadly passed in December from brain cancer at five months old.

After Nick and Bre welcome his eighth child, he won't totally rule out having more. For now, the "Wild 'N Out" star said he just wants to be a "responsible" father to his trove of children.

"I just want to be the best father I can possibly be and lean into it. I embrace all my children. I love children," he said, later adding, "I didn't set out [for this to happen]. … A lot of people have a lot of children as well and they kinda keep it quiet or they don't talk about it. I lean into mine."

Last summer, Nick maintained that the children were intentionally conceived, telling Power 106 radio that he "don't have no accident[s]." While he told "The Big Tigger Morning Show" there's "always a chance" he could add to his squad, he also recently revealed that he's making moves to all but ensure that he's done fathering kids.

"I already went and got my vasectomy consultation," he told E! News earlier this month. "I ain't looking to populate the Earth completely, but I'm definitely looking forward to taking care and loving all the children that I currently have."

Noel Gallagher needed stitches after being headbutted during a soccer celebration that left him badly bleeding.

Funny enough, the man who accidentally headbutted the Oasis singer was actually the father of Manchester City soccer player Ruben Dias, who is one of Noel's on-field heroes.

In recalling the incident with TalkSport, Noel said he attended the game between Manchester City and Aston Villa in England on Sunday. Man City, who Noel supports, staged a miraculous comeback late the match to win the Premiere League Championship.

"Let me tell you what happened to me yesterday. As the third goal goes in, there is absolute bedlam in the stadium," he said. "Where we sit, Ruben Dias' family are a couple of boxes up. I'm jumping around like an idiot, passing my son around like the Premier League trophy, everyone's lifting him up."

"I turn around, Ruben Dias' dad runs straight into me, headbutts me, I'm on the floor, covered in blood," he continued. "I don't see the last two minutes, I've got to get taken down by St John's Ambulance to get stitched up."

Noel, though, hints that the inadvertent headbutt and the ensuing pain was worth it to see his team crowned.

"I've got stitches in my top lip, two black eyes. As I'm going down the corridor, Pep is running up crying and we hug each other," he said, referring to Pep Guardiola, Manchester City's manager. "He says, 'What's up with your face?' And I said, 'Go and be with your players!'"

Because of the stitches, Noel said he's unrecognizable right now. 

"If you saw me today, I look like I've just arrived home from the eighties at Elland Road, I look like I've had my head smashed in. It's unbelievable," he said. "Lots of City fans are asking me what happened and I'm just saying, 'You'll never guess'. There's not a mark on him [Dias' dad]. He's a big bear of a man. He almost knocked my teeth out."

Man City won the Premiere League Championship after finishing the season with one more point than Liverpool in the standings. 

"I've got rehearsals today," Noel said, "but the good thing about that is I've got three Liverpool fans in my band!"

Channing Tatum seemed to have a misunderstanding during a meal, as a new report claims he had a group of London dinner patrons booted from a fancy restaurant.

The actor was eating at Louie in Covent Garden in London over the weekend when he got perturbed over a nearby group snapping photos. However, a source said the patrons at the ritzy restaurant weren't actually taking photos of the handsome actor.

"There was a group of six enjoying a meal and taking pictures of each other," an insider told The Sun. "Channing thought they were taking pictures of him and furiously stuck his middle finger up at them. The next thing, the maitre d' was telling them to leave."

Channing has been in London filming the third installment in the "Magic Mike" franchise, which has not been without its drama either. 

Last month, reports said Thandiwe Newton and Channing got into a heated argument on the set. After less than two weeks of filming, Thandiwe was no longer a part of the movie. (Depending on who you believe, he was fired or left due to family matters.)

"After the [argument] he just went, 'I am not working with her anymore.' [Channing] being a producer, it's his movie, so she's off the movie," a source told The Sun in April.

Salma Hayek has taken over Thandiwe's role.