“Your food will not be made with any canned meats (or) sauces or yellow cheese.” Well, hallelujah.
Chazz Palminteri’s “A Bronx Tale” proved to be in great shape following the opening of its return engagement last week at The Venetian. The one-man drama, which plays through Sunday, chronicles a boy’s adventures growing up on the streets of the Bronx. An earnest but poor father and a well-to-do mob boss battle for the kid’s loyalty. Don’t let the “one-man show” tag fool you. Palminteri’s versatility makes you feel there’s a stage full of characters, and the detailed set and sound effects give you the feeling of being there. The show was critically acclaimed when it first visited Vegas in October, but the real question was, would it sell on the Strip? A return engagement suggests someone must be happy with the receipts. …
It’s always a kick watching Robert Downey Jr. If only all Robert Downey Jr. movies were as dependably entertaining as their quirky, irresistibly smirky star.
Like the drinkeries that paved the way for it, Hooters Hotel believes in honest labels for its entertainment.
Las Vegas police are asking for the public’s help in locating an 11-year-old boy who ran away from home.
The union that represents Clark County School District teachers has reached a “tentative agreement” with district officials to avert layoffs, according to its website, ccea-nv.org.
The Las Vegas firefighters union and the city appear close to a deal on a new labor contract, which would put an end to months of wrangling at a time when the city is struggling with budget deficits.
A Las Vegas police officer and his wife pleaded guilty to a misdemeanor Thursday, three months after their 2-year-old son shot himself with a handgun in their Overton home.