The companies behind two major electronic dance music festivals are coming to Las Vegas for an immersive production at Sphere, according to an online report.
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The former NFL tight end is a veteran of the beach-club scene, a past headliner during F1, Super Bowl and NFL draft weekends.
William Shatner basked in adulation at the One Night for One Drop gala at Hakkasan Nightclub.
Kiss announced in late ’23 the band’s “farewell.” But the rock legends will be on stage in November.
George Foreman didn’t take Muhammad Ali seriously in “The Rumble in the Jungle,” his most famous bout.
It’s big ears on the head, big cube around the booth, for Deadmau5 at XS Nightclub.
Will Smith is back in the studio, and back on stage on the Strip. He’s also been on a tour of his very soul.
Brian Thomas played Lucky at O’Shea’s for 17 years. But he’s no longer seeing the green stuff.
Jason Egan brought Fright Dome to Las Vegas more than 20 years ago. He’s ditched the gore at John Wick Experience.
When we were invited to appear at The Smith Center, Norm said, “I think we should meet and figure out what we’re going to say.”
Oscar Goodman swilled martinis and wagered a C-note on March Madness at the Westgate SuperBook.
The former Review-Journal man about town elevated coverage of stars on the Strip. His columns perfectly blended his personality with that of Sin City.
The author of “Vegas Confidential” has been in hospice care since last week.
You drive by this ornately designed structure on the Las Vegas Strip and wonder what’s happening inside. The answer is, nothing.
“Tony Hinchcliffe & Friends” is scheduled for April 20 at BleauLive Theater at Fountainebleau.