Wayne Brady's powerhouse improv show is back at the Venetian through July 5. The comic is also prepping for a turn in "Rent" at the Hollywood Bowl in Los Angeles and has recorded an album of children's songs.
"Spider Baby," which has grown to a cult classic, is famous as Lon Chaney's final film. Beverly Washburn remembers it fondly and plans to catch the musical version at Onyx Theatre.
You can bet either side in individual matches, or even draws, or even catch the United States at 50-to-1 at the Las Vegas Hilton as the 2010 World Cup approaches.
Family members of deceased mob figures joined Mob Experience officials for the first official news conference specifying some of the attractions and artifacts planned for the project at the Trop.
Robin Zander has enjoyed the Cheap Trick tribute to "Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band," but says he doesn't foresee the band taking part in the production regularly in Las Vegas after this year.
The "Sex and the City" franchise has morphed into a Bob Hope-Bing Crosby road film, which means these women can now travel anywhere for another installment.
The event mecca that is Las Vegas, specifically the MGM Grand, has helped the Academy of Country Music Awards show bloom to one of the year’s entertainment highlights.
Following "Best in Show" at Orleans Arena was the midnight "Broadway Bares" at Planet Hollywood, an adult production that is akin to Golden Rainbow's annual "Ribbon of Life" production to fight AIDS an HIV.
The group can be likened to a “Dream Team,” if what you encounter during your slumber are the central figures in the history of organized crime in America.
Chip Lightman, manager of the late Danny Gans, joined in partnership with James "Bucky" Buchanan at Coachman's Inn in 2006. After Buchanan's death in November, Lightman has become frustrated with dealing with Bucky's son Jack.
The Cleveland Clinic Lou Ruvo Center for Brain Health just opened its Life Activities Center, but is already investigating an expansion on the 12 acres next door.
Paul Rodriguez is far removed from the days when he starred in his own sitcom or such feature films as "D.C. Cab." He hopes his show at the Tropicana will revive his stagnant stand-up career.
Having celebrated a year in Las Vegas, Disney exec David Schrader said it was "speculation" the show would clear out to make room for Cirque du Soleil's Michael Jackson-themed production.
The artist leans in slowly, delicately gripping a thin MAC Cosmetics lip brush in his right hand while holding his subject's face still with his left. Alicia Jacobs doesn't typically let a person in so close, but now she is almost face-to-face with her longtime friend and trusted photographer, Jerry Metellus.
Comedy Stop at Sahara recurring headliner Jay Black was age 8 when "Police Academy's" first film was released, but he and writing partner Brian Herzlinger are finalists to write the franchise's eighth installment.
Smokey Robinson says that he would have taken on "American Idol" if it were around early in his career, whether or not he was ready for national exposure.
Stars ranging from Muhammad Ali to Kevin Dillon of "Entourage" peppered the arena Saturday night as Floyd Mayweather Jr. schooled Shane Mosley at MGM Grand Garden.
A grease fire seemed to wipe out the first night of comedy at the Improv Comedy Club at Harrah's, but the first show in a 15-year run did go off as scheduled. Sort of.
Chazz Palminteri shouted down an audience member during his current run of "A Bronx Tale" at The Venetian Showroom, but the exchange was not entirely improvised.
Kenny Ortega hit the stage with Matt Goss at Caesars Palace on Friday night, and also offered he'd met with his longtime friend Steve Wynn during his current trip to Vegas.
Lily Tomlin returns to MGM Grand beginning Thursday night. She had never performed in Las Vegas until November, when she was glad to learn "Ernestine" was depicted on a slot machine.
A story published in The New York Times specifies Tropicana as the planned home for the Las Vegas Mob Experience, which will compete with the city-backed Mob Museum.
Tony Sacca claims he was the first to use "Vegas, the Show" as a production title, but David Saxe says his title is safe from legal trademark infringement.
A happy hour, or, rather, four happy hours, have chased one of Las Vegas' great live acts, Killian's Angels, out of Brendan's Irish Pub at the Orleans.
The Las Vegas International Celtic Festival doesn't take place until April 2011, but Las Vegas Events and the LVCVA already are staring the marketing push for the event.