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On the final track of their new album — their first together in 30 years — Donny and Marie Osmond give a nod to difficult times.
First, the bad news: Evil trolls hacked into Sony’s PlayStation Network. These criminals reportedly got their hands on gamers’ passwords, email addresses and possibly even credit card information.
David Levithan ventures outside of his teen fiction comfort zone to tackle a more mature romance in “The Lover’s Dictionary.”
Benjamin Welch, now a senior at Green Valley High School, had just moved to town and sought a way to make friends. First option: Varsity Quiz. Second option: BETA club. He decided to join both in high school.
When dancer Gail VanDervoort landed a gig as a bevertainer at the Rio, she worried about those things that concern most performers starting a new show.
Buster the Siamese cat didn’t always spend all day hiding in the garage. For 10 years, he had full and happy run of his owner’s house. Then, nine months ago, Henderson resident Tom Chase took in a roommate with a miniature pinscher pup.
CEOs at the nation’s largest companies were paid better last year than they were in 2007, when the economy was booming, the stock market set a record high and unemployment was roughly half what it is today.
It’s a standard recession-era tale of woe: A company closes and workers lose their income. But there’s little else conventional about what has happened to North Las Vegan Mike Ziethlow.
Judy Alberti is an entertainment industry veteran. For 15 years, she’s been responsible for Station Casinos Inc.’s entertainment strategy, bookings, budget, production and promotion. As the casino company has grown, so has the number of venues and concerts she oversees.