Despite its reputation as a terrible place to break in as a comedian, a local scene persists in the shadow of the Strip’s big names.
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The movie Mike, as played by Channing Tatum, backflips right off that stage, hoists a gal, chair and all, right off the floor, throws his new friend down on the stage, loses his shoes, then his trousers and … well, you get it, or you can get it on Netflix.
Retro-hepcat Vegas meets hard-punching jazz chops in the classic rockers’ nine-show run at The Venetian.
Elton John fell “violently ill” as he returned to the U.K. from Santiago, Chile. He was released from the hospital Saturday, but is not in condition to perform onstage.
“Divas” drag show will offer Adele and Rihanna in the afternoons, while “Legends” books a soap star as guest host.
If Carrot Top asks, “Would you like a snack?” The best answer would be, “No thanks.”
Their novel mix of magic and music is solid showmanship but feels too scripted for its surroundings at Hooters Casino.
Paul McCartney helped develop all facets of “Love” at the Mirage, and the show is prepping for a celebration of the 50th anniversary of “Sgt. Pepper’s Lonely Hearts Club Band.”
Dave Chappelle has complained about his shows being disrupted by fans shooting the stage. He’s found a remedy to that problem.
Star’s bid to join pantheon of Vegas greats is still up in the air, but no doubting his ability to get you on your feet
King’s two shows on the Strip illustrate how Las Vegas spectacle and touring pop concerts eventually merged.
Annual survey shows average ticket price crept up by $2, but upgraded VIP tickets for Britney and other stars skew the average of 94 shows.
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