Of Cirque du Soleil, Mirage headliner Terry Fator says, "Let's quit bringing in more shows where there are 157 people flipping and dangling from ropes."
Las Vegas Mayor Oscar Goodman, who piped up after President Obama's perceived slight this year against corporations using taxpayer money for junkets to Vegas, has fired off a letter to the editor to Time for the Aug. 24 story "Less Vegas."
Lifelong Michael Jackson fan Erich Bergen originally hatched the idea to produce a Las Vegas benefit show after Michael Jackson's untimely death. The resulting investigation that spread to Vegas was entirely unexpected.
Las Vegan Ray Turpin helped pull his fellow Marines to safety from the crippled USS Oklahoma during the Japanese attack on Pearl Harbor on Dec. 7, 1941.
Dissimilar in many ways, Harrah's executives Don Marrandino and Rick Mazer are focused on navigating a difficult economy and new (and even familiar) climates.
Hauled inside from the Hard Rock Hotel Beach Club pool, the AFAN Black & White Party still drew a crowd of 2,800 and raised $100,000 to help treat and assist those suffering from HIV and AIDS in Southern Nevada.
Outspoken AFAN spokesman Penn Jillette and his performance partner, Teller, will be on hand Saturday for the 23rd annual Black & White Party at the Hard Rock Hotel pool.
Don Marrandino, whose executive career in Las Vegas includes stints with Station Casinos, Wynn Las Vegas and the Hard Rock Hotel, is heading to Atlantic City as the company's eastern president.
For 10 years, Yellow Brick Road has been one of Las Vegas' more popular live acts. Now its founder, Brody Dolyniuk, is branching out with an orchestral tribute to Queen.
Don Marrandino has long been a fixture in Las Vegas, but he was born in Atlantic City and is expected to return there in an expanded role for Harrah's Entertainment.
Panic! At the Disco unveiled its new lineup at The Joint at the Hard Rock Hotel last night, and watching the band perform without deposed members Ryan Ross and Jon Walker was a bit odd.
In "National Lampoon's Vacation," a pellet pistol-packing Clark Griswold confronted a flummoxed John Candy with, "The moose says you're closed. I say you're open!"
In mid-afternoon, Zowie Bowie appeared at Monte Carlo to announce an extended residency at the hotel. Hours later, they learned they were being sued by Marley Taylor's ex-boyfriend.
Oscar Goodman celebrated his 70th birthday in characteristic fashion, drinking martinis and hanging out with showgirls amid a couple thousand revelers on Fremont Street.
The sordid saga of James Hackett and his disputed credit card bill is fit for a reality TV show, but Palomino owner and Club Paradise GM Adam Gentile has already finished taping.
Aerosmith is on one of those extended tours that serves no purpose other than to bring the band once more to the masses. Its most recent album, “Just Push Play,” was released eight years ago.
A ballroom at Aliante Station in North Las Vegas could prove life-changing for 1,000 or so families affected by the foreclosure crisis, as Hope Now Alliance brings dozens of counselors to confer with borrowers.