In a District Court security breach, a contracted vendor released personal information on about 380 potential jurors to an employee’s private e-mail address, court officials said Thursday.
Comedian Katt Williams came close to death while on a 100-city tour that ends in Las Vegas this weekend.
Lori Jensen’s name will not ring out with even the most hard-core of poker aficionados, but she has used the professional poker circuit to pay her way through school and travel the country.
CARSON CITY — Supporters of independent presidential candidate Ralph Nader announced Thursday they have collected more than 12,000 signatures, double the amount needed to put their candidate’s name on Nevada’s November ballot.
Timothy Castro performs in Moliere’s hilarious “The School for Wives” with a perpetual smirk — that is, when he’s not weeping or cursing the fates or grimacing in emotional pain.
There’s a blissful, adolescent silliness at the core of director Jesse Berger’s “The Two Gentlemen of Verona” that goes a long way in getting us to enjoy the sometimes preposterous events of Shakespeare’s early comedy.
“The Taming of the Shrew” is the most controversial production at the Utah festival this summer, and it’s easy to see why.
Director David Ivers’ “Cyrano de Bergerac” is a rarity: a near-great production of a great play, as romantic as it is funny, adventurous and glorious on the ear and eye.
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Movies are rated on a letter-grade scale, from A to F. Opinions by R-J movie critic Carol Cling (C.C.) are indicated by initials. Other opinions are from wire service critics.
At a preshow Utah festival orientation, a moderator asked who in the audience had never seen “Fiddler on the Roof.” Not a single person raised a hand. The good news is, this production demonstrates why the 1964 musical deserves that kind of popularity.
Bravo, America — 232 years old and not a single Botox injection, not a trace of liposuction and you’ve got all your original parts. (That’s more than can be said for some of your citizens.)
Hot 97.5 FM’s “Get Silly Summer Takeover,” featuring V.I.C., Hot Styles, Karina Pasian and Mishon, takes place at the House of Blues at Mandalay Bay on Aug. 2. General admission tickets are $19.75 and go on sale at 10 a.m. Saturday at the House of Blues box office, 3950 Las Vegas Blvd. South, and Ticketmaster outlets.
This is, I suppose, a ‘girly’ thing,” a middle-age woman said to the group assembled in the grove. “But I kept wanting to fix Desdemona’s hair.”
Well, well, well. The Cold War is back. Or more accurately, it’s a Hot War with actual gunfire. “Battlefield: Bad Company” resurrects our long-ago nemesis, the Russians. Apparently, terrorists and modern desert armies weren’t interesting enough to anchor “Battlefield’s” battlegrounds.
Every Saturday this month, players will have a chance to win $100,000 during the “Reel in a Royal” promotion at the Silverton. At each 8 p.m. drawing, nine winners (who must be present) will receive $500 to $2,500 cash. The 10th winner will get to choose five out of 20 cards from the aquarium, and based on his hand will receive $5,000 to $100,000. All new Discovery Club members receive 25 entries, plus additional entries can be earned at the tables, live keno, live poker and at specially marked slot and video poker machines.
Is tap water OK?” our waiter asked. “Or would you prefer bottled?”
You’ve gotta hand it to the dudes in Warrant: They’re always willing to embarrass themselves for your amusement.
I don’t know that I’ve ever seen a production of “Othello” that seemed to have so little at stake.
Shine in your hair shouldn’t leave you feeling greasy. If your hair is feeling a bit dull, try Oscar Blandi’s Jasmine Oil Serum, which alleviates that little frizz you might have, adds a touch of reflection and minimizes fly aways. You can apply a few drops to wet hair to protect from the heat of your blow dryer or use it on dry hair as a finishing product to smooth out hair. Best of all, it has a luxuriously rich jasmine aroma. Oscar Blandi Jasmine Hair Serum, $35, Ulta
The beauty industry never stops trying to lure you into buying new primping products. With each season comes a slew of new lip glosses, eye shadow palettes and hair products that promise to do the kind of things miracles are made of. Consumers find themselves swimming in a sea of claims and cures. The never-ending dilemma seems to be which to pass up and which to convert to.