The performer filling Adele's shoes in Las Vegas
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With Adele's highly-anticipated Vegas residency on hold for now, one legendary Las Vegas show has come up with a plan for ticketholders who missed out seeing the "Easy On Me" singer.
They've found someone like her to fill her shoes.
Adele pulled the plug on her residency last month, just hours before it was set to debut. Twitter
Legends in Concert is reportedly rolling out a free concert featuring the next best thing: an Adele impersonator.
So fans who purchased tickets to the singer's Weekends with Adele shows can see it for free.
Adele pulled the plug on her residency last month, just hours before it was set to debut.
Meanwhile, Kanye and Kim Kardashian's public feud has escalated again.
The 44-year-old rapper has been having a heated public dispute, which started when he blamed Kim for letting their eight-year-old daughter North be on TikTik "against his will".
Kim responded on social media saying Kanye's "constant attacks on me in interviews and on social media is actually more hurtful than any TikTok North might create".
Kanye and Kim Kardashian's public feud has escalated again. Instagram
She also called herself the main provider and caregiver for their children, which is not sitting well with Kanye.
But this morning, Ye posted screenshots of text messages claiming that Kim's friends are on his side.
He also said Kim accused him of putting a hit out on her.
No response from Kim yet.
Speaking of Kanye - he has a new three-part documentary heading to Netflix next week.
The series will document Ye's 20-year career to become the next great rapper.
Act 1 of the doco will be out on Netflix on February 16.
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