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The tournament began in 1971 — won by Deane Beman, who later became PGA Tour commissioner — and got a huge boost in the community when Tiger Woods played as a 20-year-old who had just turned pro. John Deere stepped in as title sponsor in 1999, and it has thrived in recent years as the final stop before the British Open. … [Read more...] about John Deere Classic chooses to cancel PGA Tour event

I’m firmly in favor of more people coming out as LGBT, especially brave younger people who are getting it out of the way early on in life. Millennials are by far the gayest generation or, at least, the generation most likely to openly identify as LGBT according to the Public Religion Research Institute. The overall proportion of LGBT people in the population likely hasn’t changed, so that finding speaks mostly to a reduction of stigma around non-normative gender and sexual identities. That can’t be anything but good. … [Read more...] about Young Hollywood’s Public Coming Out

Deputy Prime Minister Dmitry Chernyshenko says “both players and fans have missed the vivid emotions of a match and the noise from the stands. Soon all this will return.” … [Read more...] about The Latest: Spanish soccer league could use virtual crowds

The new residency launched to solid reviews in April, with critics praising the “multi-sensory spectacular,” which sees the band perform 18 of their biggest hits. Long-known for their live shows, the band sought out the help of producer Steve Dixon (Britney Spears, Justin Timberlake) to adapt their touring set to the 5200-seat Park Theater inside the Park MGM Hotel. The next step was finding a way for the show to stand out amidst a crowded field of residencies in Sin City all competing for fan attention and tourist dollars. Indeed, Aerosmith shares the Park Theater with Lady Gaga and her “Enigma” residency, while artists like Janet Jackson, Christina Aguilera, Def Leppard and Diana Ross all currently have projects on the strip as well. … [Read more...] about Aerosmith band members say Las Vegas residency is the one thing they ‘did right in this life’

— The mayor of Vienna will switch on the Austrian capital's giant Ferris wheel Friday to symbolize the restart of the tourism industry. Some resorts in Austria have already launched advertising campaigns in Germany offering special deals with the option of short-notice cancellations to reassure those anxious about booking trips. … [Read more...] about Roam close to home: Europe’s tourists play safe in pandemic