Children line up for the ages 4-and-under hunt during the Easter Egg Hunt at the Flagler Museum. (Meghan McCarthy / Palm Beach Daily News file photo)

35,000 EGGS DROP AT ROGER DEAN STADIUM – 5 p.m. Saturday. All dropped from a helicopter above the stadium at Abacoa in Jupiter before the night’s minor league game. Information: rogerdeanstadium.com | Directions, invite a friend

THE FLAGLER MUSEUM’S EGG HUNT AND EGG ROLL — 9 a.m. Saturday, the Flagler Museum, 1 Whitehall Way, Palm Beach. Kids hunt for more than 4,000 candy- filled eggs. Bring your own baskets. Info: (561) 655-2833; www.flaglermuseum.us | Directions, invite a friend

EGG EXTRAVAGANZA — 9 a.m. Saturday, Gardens Park, 4301 Burns Road, Palm Beach Gardens. A traditional egg hunt for kids up to age 7, grouped by age. Free. Bring your own basket. Info: (561) 630-1100 or www.pbgfl.com | Directions, invite a friend

Malled!: Easter Bunny making appearances at three local malls

THE 20th ANNUAL HUNT FOR THE GOLDEN EGG — 9 a.m. Saturday, Gaines Park, 1501 N. Australian Ave., West Palm Beach. | Directions, invite a friend
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Alert readers Michael Weiner and John Bird sent this photo along to us of Jerry Seinfeld enjoying a late lunch at Tramonti in downtown Delray Beach.

Seinfeld, in town for a show on Saturday at the Broward Center in Fort Lauderdale, then headed down Atlantic Avenue, taking advantage of a beautiful Florida day in March.

No news on whether Jerry had the soup at Tramonti.

Matt Munsey of the group Monroeville performs at the South Florida Music Fest in Jupiter. (Gary Coronado / Palm Beach Post)

Rose Krollpfeiffer of Miami enjoys the music on Saturday. (Gary Coronado / Palm Beach Post)

Fans came out to see groups like Monroeville and the Dillards, and if you’re not quite familiar with the names, then you probably aren’t too deep into bluegrass music.

That music was on full display on Saturday for the first South Florida Music Fest at the Abacoa Town Center Amphitheater in Jupiter.

Also in town were former Shenandoah lead singer Marty Raybon, Donna Ulisse and the Poor Mountain Boys and more.

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When it comes to rock spectacle, few do it like Kiss and Motley Crue. This summer, they’re doing it together.

And this tour is coming to Cruzan Amphitheatre on July 27.

Between the two bands, they have sold more than 200 million albums, and both are known for their incredible stage shows. Kiss raised the bar so high for rock showmanship during the 1970s that bands are still trying to catch up — flashpots, light shows, lasers, platforms, blood, fireworks, Kiss has pretty much done it all.

And Crue has been right there trying to top it. They’ve taken a full-on circus on tour with them, and of course, there’s drummer Tommy Lee’s well-known 360-degree spinning drum platform.

Tickets for all shows, including the show at Cruzan, go on sale Friday at TicketMaster outlets and LiveNation.com. Fan clubs for both bands have a pre-sale beginning today.

TMZ.com reports Dwayne Johnson — or as wrestling and action-fans have always known him, “The Rock” — has purchased a $3.45 million home in Southwest Ranches down in Broward County.

Johnson purchased the home from Miami Dolphins lineman Vernon Carey around Valentine’s Day, according to TMZ.

You can take a video tour of the place, courtesy of the real estate agent who handled the deal:

This year's Reach for the Stars dancers: top row, Angelo Caruso and West Palm Mayor Jeri Muoio; second row, Tim Byrd and Sandra Caruso, Deirdre Radler and Shaun M. Castillo; third row, Jeremy Loper and Sandra Ranger, Jennifer Ross and Clifton Sepulveda; fourth row, Greg Kranz and Erin Guy, Kait Parker and Eric Ocando; bottom row, Michael Ehrenberg and Jacqueline Rodriguez, Noemi Aguilar and T.A. Walker. (Photo courtesy Corby Kaye's Studio Palm Beach)

This year’s Reach for the Stars ballroom dance competition is going back to an old theme: the media vs. the mayor.

In 2009, West Palm Beach Mayor Lois Frankel took on members of the media and won the event, the highlight of the Kravis Center’s Young Friends of the Kravis benefit. This year, Jeri Muoio, the city’s current mayor, takes on eight local media celebs for the title on April 28 at the Kravis Center’s Dreyfoos Hall.

The media members trying to beat Muoio are:
• Tim Byrd of Palm Beach Live Work Play network
• Shaun M. Castillo of the Sun-Sentinel
• Michael Ehrenberg from CBS 12 News
• Erin Guy, anchor/reporter from WPBF 25 News
• Jeremy Loper from the Loper & Randi Show
• Kait Parker, meteorologist of News Channel 5 and Fox 29
• Jennifer Ross, co-host of the 97.9 WRMF Morning Show
• T.A. Walker from the Mo & Sally Morning Show on KOOL 105.5 FM
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Ads during the Super Bowl have been as much of an attraction as the game itself for years now, but in recent years, reactions on social media have also become almost as big.

Super Bowl ads battle for championship

Click the jump to see some of our favorite responses.
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Thursday, that bar was the Bamboo Room, and the artist was Jimmy Buffett.

Buffett’s team posted a photo from his fan group, the Margarillas, to his Facebook page.

Buffett and his backing band, the Coral Reefers, were warming up at the club to get set for their upcoming tour, which will begin Saturday at Miami’s American Airlines Arena. | Directions, nearby dining, invite a friend

Jason Derulo performs at the Orange Drive Music Festival on New Year's Eve. (Aaron Gilbert / luumphotos.com)

Singer Jason Derulo was forced to cancel his tour after fracturing his neck during rehearsals Thursday, according to AllAccess.com.

Derulo, who was touring in support of his new second album, Future History, missed a landing during rehearsal and suffered an acute fracture of a vertebra. CNN reports the singer will have to wear a neck brace during the next few months.

“To all my fans who planned to come to the Future History world tour, the pain of letting you down cuts me way deeper than this injury I’ve sustained,” Derulo said in a statement release by Warner Bros. Records. “My fans mean everything to me, so I’m praying for a speedy recovery in order to perform for you in the near future.”

Derulo had just performed a successful set on New Year’s Eve at Miami Beach’s Orange Drive Music Festival, mere miles from where he grew up in Miami.