Marie Osmond, recent darling of Dancing with the Stars, is set to return to TV for a daytime talk show to be called Marie. (Well, “Oprah” was already taken.)
Set to debut in fall 2009, “It will be a real feel-good show,” Osmond, 48, said at a Las Vegas TV trade show, Reuters reports. “I’ve been through a lot of things in life and have no problem talking about it. Women need a safe place where they can laugh, feel good and relate to” other women.
David Stanley says the first time he saw Elvis at the International Hotel, “He just knocked us against the wall.”
John Di Domenico’s Donald Trump persona was featured on “The Howard Stern Show” from June 2020 through the summer of 2023.
A singer who premiered in 1970 at the Frontier Hotel with Ray Anthony and the Bookends is celebrating her 55th anniversary of performing in Las Vegas.
Lenny Kravitz has announced his second set of dates at Dolby Live, scheduled for August.
Elvis Presley is still a heroic figure across entertainment culture, certainly in this city. Presley’s 90th birthday is Wednesday, a good time to take a state-of-the-King tour of Las Vegas.
Berklee-educated drummer Daniel Platzman joined Imagine Dragons in 2011, just before the Las Vegas-born rock band signed with a major label.
Old emotions resurfaced in the new film “The Last Showgirl,” in which Pamela Anderson plays Shelly who has spent three decades in “Le Razzle Dazzle,” a feathered topless revue based on “Jubilee.”
Rockers 311 performed the last concert in Las Vegas before the COVID shutdown.
Carlos Santana took a hard fall and broke the little finger on his left hand, pushing back his return to House of Blues.
Nancy Sinatra invited the Osmond Brothers, featuring Wayne Osmond, to open for her at the International Hotel (today’s Westgate) on Aug. 29, 1969.
