Since moving to Las Vegas in the mid ’90s, Tre’ Borders has been actively involved in the nightlife scene.
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Before he was chief operating officer for the company that produces “Legends in Concert,” Brian Brigner lived and breathed race cars.
Aaron Goodwin moved to Las Vegas from his native Portland, Ore., in 1998. During a class at UNLV he met Nick Groff, who eventually introduced him to Zak Bagans. In 2004, the trio filmed the documentary that would lead to their Travel Channel series, “Ghost Adventures.”
After working in Monaco, New York and Phoenix, Alessandro “Alex” Stratta opened his first Las Vegas restaurant, Renoir, at the Mirage in 1998 at the invitation of Steve Wynn. He moved in 2005 to the new Wynn Las Vegas, where he opened the fine-dining restaurant Alex, followed by the more casual Stratta.
Fedor Banuchi, The Cosmopolitan’s vice president of entertainment, loves Las Vegas. The fast pace of the Strip reminds him of the East Coast, but living in Vegas has a relaxed West Coast vibe.
The opening night of “Sexxy” was a reminder that Jennifer Romas knows just about everyone involved in Las Vegas entertainment. Whatever happens next, wherever she goes, she will be, well, noticed.
Robyn Carr is a best-selling romance novelist, but don’t think of her books as romances. Think of them as stories about people who just happen to, after a few unexpected and often nasty twists and turns, live happily ever after. Mostly.
With the sixth season of their reality show, “Sister Wives,” kicking off at 9 p.m. Sunday on TLC, Kody Brown looks back on his family’s move to Las Vegas and some of what he loves about his new home.
With the Las Vegas Pride Parade and Pride Festival set for Sept. 18 and 19, Southern Nevada Association of Pride director Ernie Yuen talks about his experiences with the city and the LGBT community.
Veteran chef Kim Canteenwalla has been involved in restaurants in Las Vegas and various locations around the world.