Pop superstar Barry Manilow returned to the International, “I’m fine! You can tell I’m fine!”
Arts & Culture
The Raiders presented a tribute to Oct. 1 families and first responders, the Aces as torch-lighters and an ex-Eagle.
Adam Levine filled the role of rock star on Saturday, singing with Shaq to close The Event at MGM Grand.
After earlier issuing cease-and-desist warnings to several Las Vegas chapels, Authentic Brands Group, which controls the use of Elvis Presley’s name and likeness, now wants to work with them on the use of the King as part of their businesses.
Earth Wind & Fire has sold more than 90 million records internationally. The band is playing The Venetian Theatre this fall.
“Celebration” would not have been written if not for the hook in “Ladies’ Night,” which preceded it.
Citing market ticket-buying fluctuation, “Love” at the Mirage is down through Jan. 11.
Guitar great Rick Nielsen remembers when the words “cheap trick” were not welcome on the Strip.
Of the show he brought to the stage in 1998, Franco Dragone said, “What they do is so very difficult, and maybe when people are watching, they don’t realize this.”
Jack Kenn appreciates airborne objects, including the simulated aircraft in FlyOver.
“Menopause” is the type of show that should be a cinch to reopen in the adjusted COVID protocols. But protocols make its return a risk.
“Salvage Yard” producer Paul Seignthaler says, “We wanted to showcase this in pieces, to show what we have and to also bring some normalcy to people’s lives.”
Entertainment exec Mark Prows said he cried at the news, but he added “my job does not define who I am.”
Look for Shania Twain, returning to headlining status at Zappos Theater, to record her own video and (likely) be a fixture at VGK games.
“O” opened Oct. 17, 1998, the first production show ever on the Strip to command a $100 ticket price.