“Bandstand” has blossomed from a test-drive at the Composers Showcase of Las Vegas to a full-fledged, Broadway musical.
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The entertainer will be the host and special guest for the Review-Journal’s annual Best of Las Vegas awards show Saturday.
John Di Domenico has played Donald Trump for a decade, and now has more work than ever.
Andre Agassi has been the focus of interest by both political parties since he retired a decade ago, but all he wants to run are his charter schools.
The’s show’s name has sparked an ongoing debate. “The Lady & The Liar,” was one tossed-away title. Also rebuffed: “The Temple Woman & The Fibber.”
Deepak Chopra put ‘em to sleep and Kanye West ignited a party during appearances on consecutive nights over the weekend in Las Vegas.
“One Epic Night” and “Puppet Up” might not have made it, but a closer look at the entertainment scene shows a bounty of options in Las Vegas.
“Cherry Boom Boom” had a marketing campaign set for November. But the show closed Thursday.
Park Theater at Monte Carlo is good for Stevie, Bruno, Cher — and hoops, if need be.
On Friday, Charlie Watts hit Casa de Shenandoah to visit fellow Arabian horse breeder Wayne Newton. On Saturday, he rocked T-Mobile Arena.
The highly anticipated razing of “The Slammer,” Penn Jillette’s longtime home on West Wigwam Avenue in southwest Las Vegas, was halted Monday when the tank that was procured to level the house got stuck in the front room.
Cher completed her ‘Farewell Tour’ in 2005, but has toured since and also performed a residency at Caesars Palace
Olivia Newton-John is hosting a cancer-awareness event at Hard Rock Cafe on the Strip and Jeff Leibow returns to Palazzo Theater for NF Hope Concert.
To gauge the value of entertainment in VegasVille, consider the preponderance of legends named “Sonny” in this city. We have two verifiable, living legends of that name and they are performing together on Sunday.
Vocalist Bernard Fowler and sax man Tim Ries joined the Jimmy McIntosh Band for a rowdy night at an old Vegas rock club.