Donny and Marie Osmond Announce They're Ending Their Longtime Vegas Residency

It’s official:DonnyandMarie Osmondare ending their longtime Las Vegas residency after over a decade of performing. The duo, whose last show will be on Nov. 16, announced their decision Thursday morning onGood Morning America. “It’s been rumored that we’re bringingDonny & Marieto an end here in Las Vegas,” Donny, 61, said. “And we’re here to say it’s official.” “We have been through so much the last 11 years. Her particularly,” Donny said, referencing his sister.

Donny and Marie Osmond Tearfully End Their 11-Year Las Vegas Residency with Emotional Final Show

Back in 2008, Donny andMarie Osmondinked a six-week contract with the Flamingo Las Vegas to play at their theater. The show did so well that it got extended… and then extended… and then extended.Eleven years later, their massively successful residency show has finally ended.On Saturday, the brother-sister duo performed their Vegas residency show for the last time, ending a truly magical run in a city that has become a hodgepodge of top-line musical acts.

Donny Boaz Announces Exit from 'The Young and the Restless' : 'That's a Wrap'

Donny Boaz.Photo: Mike Windle/Getty Images Donny Boaz is saying farewell toThe Young and the Restless. The 40-year-old actor, who has played Phillip “Chance” Chancellor IV on the CBS soap opera since 2019, announced his departure from the show on Sunday,writing on his Instagram, “Sad news: Tomorrow, Monday, 02/01/21, as of now… will be my last air date on ‘The Young and The Restless.’ " “Here’s what I know… I was told that Chance is NOT being replaced or killed off.

Donny Deutsch Implores Companies, Celebrities to Denounce Antisemitism: 'Silence Isn't Leading' (Exclusive)

Donny Deutsch.Photo:Andrew H. Walker/AWNewYork/Shutterstock Andrew H. Walker/AWNewYork/Shutterstock Donny Deutsch wants more people, especially those with public platforms, to speak out against antisemitism. “If you have a platform and there’s something important going on, I do think people have a responsibility,” the MSNBC regular and host ofOn Brand with Donny Deutschtells PEOPLE. “This is not necessarily about an escalation or retaliation or about a two-state solution or about [Israeli Prime Minister] Netanyahu.

Donny Osmond Admits to 'Wanting to Be Elton John' in '71 but 'We Needed a Little More Wholesomeness'

It’s been half a century since 1971: one of the most pivotal times in music history. The series, which is set to air archival footage and interviews from musical icons of that era, showcases how musicians — fromAretha FrankinandMarvin GayetoBob MarleyandJohn Lennonto The Rolling Stones and The Who — helped pivot culture at the time and “inspired hope, change and the culture around them.” Eric McCandless/ABC/Getty In a PEOPLE exclusive clip,Donny Osmondtalks about his own approach to artistry, especially during this time.