Chris Wink, the director of content and cool “stuff” for Area15 and co-founder of Blue Man Group arrived at the arts-and-entertainment complex in a full Las Vegas Raider costume.
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Las Vegas Raiders owner Mark Davis is using the team’s home opener to thank supporters and donate to a pair of prominent Las Vegas charities.
“The Bradshaw Bunch” reality show, or “docu-series,” centers on the affable Terry Bradshaw and his family at Bradshaw Ranch.
Documentary series chronicles the actor’s 13,000-mile motorcycle trek in Central and South America.
Station manager Terri Peck; “More” producer Toni Gonzales; anchors Rachel Smith, Maria Silva and Christine Maddela; and reporter Jillian Lopez are no longer with the company.
In late May, Bill Medley underwent surgery to remove a cancerous growth from his throat. On June 8, he lost his wife, Paula, after a five-year battle with Parkinson’s disease. The two had been married 35 years.
“Magic Mike Live” has announced its theater is under construction at Sahara Las Vegas.
Notoriety owner Ken Henderson says, “Comedy and magic are not ambient. Anything you have to watch is considered a show.”
The Killers are advancing the tradition of rock bands performing on rooftops for the Las Vegas Raiders’ home opener Monday night.
Of Donald Trump, comic actor John Di Domenico says, “Every single utterance of this guy plays into everything we are doing.”
For last Tuesday’s show, Piff the Magic Dragon convinced David Copperfield to join in a video re-creation of Copperfield’s famous stunt from 1983, when he made the Statue of Liberty disappear.
Celebrity chef David Chang, who operates restaurants at Palazzo and The Cosmopolitan of Las Vegas, released a book last week and will find out Sunday if he can add “Emmy winner” to his list of accomplishments.
The Westgate karaoke setup is not allowed under pandemic reopening restrictions, but bookmark that idea.
Comedian and actor Andrew Dice Clay calls it his “lucky house” for his career — an appropriate place to call home for the last 19 years in a gambling mecca like Las Vegas — and where he’s entertained celebrities and fellow comedians over the years.
Wolfgang Puck Senior Managing Partner Tom Kaplan says the restaurant is breaking even. And that’s great.
