Bill Medley endured screams from Vegas teens in ‘64, but now celebrates his own legacy.
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New comedy arrivals Matt Kazam and Patrick Murray boost their marquee value with the help of themed comedy and ventriloquism.
Cook E. Jarr, last of the lounge legends still working the Strip, ends run at Harrah’s on Wednesday.
‘Vegas Nocturne’ producer’s lawsuit alleges mismanagement, but it’s hard to argue the marketing was too cryptic for its own good.
Cast members from Cirque du Soleil’s “Love” and Southwest Airlines sponsored the commemorative event honoring the Beatles’ first and only visit to Las Vegas 50 years ago.
Once upstarts, Penn & Teller are now a more direct version of magic’s quality police.
Some artists live for their art. Brian Gonzalez (or, to use his artistic alias, Taxiplasm) and Renzo Vitale live their art at “Tell Me Your Secrets,” a multisensory interactive art project now at The Cosmopolitan of Las Vegas’ P3Studio.
Dog behaviorist Cesar Millan, who’s always wanted to play Las Vegas, gets his chance Friday at the Palms with his “Leader of the Pack” show, to be presented live — and taped for a future TV telecast.
Interview-shy actor will tell stories and field audience questions about his iconic career on Saturday.
Celine Dion has canceled all Vegas shows through March 2015, an Asian tour, and postponed her entire showbiz schedule, to focus on her husband’s cancer fight, and her own struggle with an inflammation of her throat muscles.
Watching a guy juggle pins and balls is so old it may seem new again for families headed to or from the high-tech High Roller Ferris wheel.
Rudy Ruettiger, the undersized underdog who walked on and played football for Notre Dame, talks about his quest to get the inspirational film “Rudy” made. He tells his story in a one-man show at The Smith Center.
The reality-TV parody “Pawn Shop Live!” will close Aug. 24, at the Riviera’s Starlite Theatre, a little more than a month after a revamped version of the show made its debut at the Riviera.
“Viva Veracruz” opens at Planet Hollywood Resort for a four-month run on Aug. 11, showcasing the music, dance and folklore of Mexico’s state of Veracruz.
Two women are making a career change and a third switched from a medical job to hospitality. Here are their stories.
