Penn & Teller are the first celebrities to be branded on a casino table game that can be played at their longtime residency home, the Rio.
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Mel Gibson has directed a Mark Wahlberg movie shot in Southern Nevada. He wants a sequel to that experience, maybe a franchise.
Tommy James’ manager said the star’s ‘total exhaustion’ from travel caused him to halt his Golden Nugget show early.
Mark Davis said of former Raiders executive Marc Badain’s moving to Athletics, “They’ve got somebody the Raiders can work with.”
Reports out of New York are Harry Styles is in final stages of talks to bring up to 35 shows to the venue this fall and winter.
A hard-rock guitarist who has done everything from playing with Guns N’ Roses to developing an EDM-hard rock format is opening for Pitbull during his Las Vegas Strip run.
“The End of Genysys” storytelling show was a celebration of mind-blowing visual and melodies. This show was a multisensory adventure.
Having just finished his show at the Flamingo, Wayne Newton arrived deep into the show dubbed “All Vegas All Night.”
Mötley Crüe is moving back its residency at Dolby Live on the Las Vegas Strip because lead singer Vince Neil is undergoing a “required medical procedure.”
The Beatles’ legend has released his first country album, “Look Up.” He played the Ryman Auditorium in Nashville on Jan. 14-15.
Bryan Adams has previously sold out Encore Theater in brief runs in 2021 and 2023.
St. Baldrick’s parties are back in VegasVille, on Monday night and again March 16.
“The Empire Strips Back” is taking up where Chippendales departed at the Rio.
Mike Newquist had been reassigned in Cirque’s latest series of layoffs. He left the company less than a month later.
Rick Harrison is toasting “Pawn Stars 2.0” while Corey Harrison plans a new life in Mexico.