They got another big win yesterday in Game 2 against the Chicago Blackhawks 4-3 in OT.
Vegas started out strong with a goal from Paul Stastny and Tomas Nosek in the first period.
Chicago came back to tie things up in the second period with three goals of their own while Mark Stone grabbed one of the Golden Knights.
No score in the third so they headed to OT where Riley Smith ended the game and gave Vegas another win.
Game 3 is Saturday at 5pm.
#ChrissyTeigan #JohnLegend
The couple is expecting baby #3!
They shared the big news in Legend’s brand new “Wild” music video.
The reveal comes at the end of the video when we are shown a shot of Legend lovingly holding Teigen’s growing baby bump with anticipation.
The song is done with Gary Clark, Jr. and is entirely dedicated to his wife of 6 years and soon-to-be mother of his three children.
Their two other children, Luna and Miles, also appear in the video.
#LadyGaga
She is confirmed to perform at the MTV VMA’s for the first time since 2013.
She, along with Ariana Grande, are leading with nine VMA nominations.
No word on what she will be performing but given that the majority of her nominations are for “Rain On Me” with Ariana, some are speculating we may get a duet.
Other confirmed performances which will be staged at various places around New York City, include BTS, Doja Cat, The Weeknd, J Balvin and Maluma.
#AMCTheatres
The chain will be reopening 100 of their locations on August 20th after shutting them down last spring due to the pandemic.
They will be welcoming guests back with some pricing from the past.
The company’s founders began operations back in 1920 and to honor that, tickets to the theaters will be set at that year’s pricing for opening day.
You’ll be able to get a ticket for 15 cents for classic movies that they’ll be bring back to theaters like “The Empire Strikes Back,” “Ghostbusters,” and “Grease.”
There are two AMC theaters that will be participating on August 20th: the Rainbow Promenade and the Town Square locations.
AMC will have health and safety protocols in place, including a 30% cap on auditorium capacity.
