Dom Irrera has done so much tough guy, Italian-themed comedy, he’s fielded a few calls from “a couple of goombahs that love that stuff,” he says.
I’ve noted before the inherent problem with the one-to-10 or mild-to-hot systems employed by most Thai restaurants, and that is that it’s impossible to set a standard, so one man’s two will inevitably end up another man’s eight, or vice versa.
A group of people face an audience and we hear lines from a play: “I didn’t choose this. We were supposed to grow old together. Instead, he grew younger. I have to do everything for her. This is my mother. My father. My wife. My husband. My sister. My friend.”
Cheap Trick makes it a Beatles holiday on the Strip while a comedy club hopes to hypnotize locals through a slow stretch.
This Wednesday through June 25, all Hard Rock Hotel players will receive $25 free play for every 6,000 points earned ($6,000-$12,000 coin-in; no point redemption required) up to a total of $10,000.
Sting’s previous solo tour stripped the band down to two guitars, bass and drums. This time he’s bringing the whole Royal Philharmonic Concert Orchestra.
