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CELEBS ARRIVE AT MANDALAY BAY FOR GALLERY OPENING

February 25, 2012 - 11:40 pm
 






Landscape photographer Peter Lik’s new gallery at Mandalay Bay opened Saturday. The event included appearances by Holly Madison (top) and Joey Fatone (middle) with Lik. Third photo: Gayle Sayer, the Hall of Famer and former NFL running back, attended the opening. Fourth photo: Rick Harrison of “Pawn Stars” arrived with his new fiancée, Deanna Burditt. Bottom photo: Rick Dale from “Rick’s Restorations” walked the red carpet with girlfriend Kelly Mayer. (Photos courtesy of Scott Harrison/Retna)

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