The Opportunity Village Magical Forest turns 25 this year. The wondrous holiday attraction features the Holiday Express party train and hundreds of decorated trees and rides.
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Stan Lee’s favorite member of his original Marvel Comics characters is The Thing. “He’s cute,” Lee says.
P Moss opened a club for punk rockers 24 years ago, and the rockers from a nearby cafe made the place a success.
Jeff Civillico’s act is inherently physical, which is why he has undergone surgery for a “wear-and-tear” knee injury.
EDC’s 20th anniversary drew a record crowd of 400,000, and officials are promsing an even larger party in ‘17.
Larry Rudolph, Spears’ trusted confidant, faces some big decisions as she prepares to add her new single to the “Piece of Me” production show at Planet Hollywood.
Jerry Lopez can play anything by ear, except when he can’t hear, which happened while on tour with Ricky Martin.
Austin “Chumlee” Russell says he has learned from a weapons arrest in March and is focused once more on his TV show and charitable efforts.
Embracing vintage shtick and enduring stage skills, the Scintas drew 700 fans to the Plaza Showroom this weekend. Their success is no fluke.
Michael Jerlecki is plotting “Palms 2.0,” starting with the very chairs customers occupy at poker machines.
Clint Holmes, Wayne Newton, Earl Turner and Frankie Scinta were among the current Vegas performers who ignited what is considered the city’s greatest charity show 15 years ago today.
Mark Cohn was shot in the head during a 2005 carjacking attempt. He still gets nervous as a passeenger.
Oscar Goodman was flying pretty high as mayor of Las Vegas and a co-star on “CSI: Crime Scene Investication.” Then he met Donald Trump.
Ringo Starr loves playing Las Vegas, enough to entertain thoughts of an extended engagement on the Strip.
Caesars Palace’s sports book was decked out with baloons and bunting for a 2016 presidential election watch party that turned into a celebration for Donald Trump.
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