NEW YORK (AP) — Taking Ron Kuby off the radio won’t stop him from talking — particularly if you ask the radical attorney about his on-air replacement, Don Imus.
“One of the odder aspects of this is that Imus makes a racist comment, and the damage is done to a civil rights lawyer,” Kuby reflected one day after he was canned at WABC-AM, abruptly ending a successful eight-year morning drive-time run.
Nick Carter is telling his story through song at The Venetian’s Summit Showroom.
Cheap Trick has played several Vegas venues, including Las Vegas Hilton’s showroom in 2009.
His legal surname brought to mind a powerhouse rock vocalist. Martin Belter, “Big Marty” to rock-music fans throughout Las Vegas, has died.
Comedian Daniel Tosh has announced he will return to the Las Vegas Strip with four performances scheduled next year.
Sting lit up “Roxanne” and Billy Joel uncorked “Scenes from an Italian Restaurant” at Allegiant Stadium on Saturday night.
Garth Brooks is not finished with his “Plus One” residency at the Colosseum, but he’s hinted that he might be done living in the U.S.
A resident of Las Vegas for more than two years, Wahlberg is at the forefront of the film industry moving into Nevada.
The U2 concert film alternates with the “Postcard From Earth” film by Darren Aronofsky.
Barry Manilow is making its way back to Westgate’s International Theater on Dec. 5-7 and Dec. 12-14.
Elwood Edwards, the voice actor behind AOL’s iconic “You’ve Got Mail” recording, has died.
