Katy Perry said that in creating “Play,” she asked, “How is it that we would even put a 30-foot toilet on one of these trucks? There’s not really a truck that fits it.”
Arts & Culture
One of the biggest entertainment acts of this century is headlining a quartet of shows in Las Vegas in April. We speak of K-Pop icons BTS.
Former Las Vegas Philharmonic executive director Anne Berquist has filed a lawsuit against the long-standing Southern Nevada nonprofit, alleging insurance fraud.
Opera superstar Andrea Bocelli took three encores as he honored his wife, Veronica’s, 38th birthday, but the crowd wanted him all night.
Spiegelworld founder Ross Mollison is opening a spot for Katy Perry to perform as the Green Fairy.
Justin Bieber, citing positive COVID cases in his camp, has canceled Sunday’s show at T-Mobile Arena.
Joe Pistone says “Donnie Brasco” was 85-percent accurate, “Which in Hollywood is pretty good.”
Keith Urban says of taking open dates at Caesars, “We got a very panicked call one night, asking if we could fill in a bunch of shows and it worked out perfect.”
Janae Longo said when she heard Adele was canceling her residency, “I got really nervous, because there was a lot of backlash. I didn’t know how to take it.”
The posts included messages from Piff the Magic Dragon, Tape Face and members of “Legendary Divas.”
Oscar Goodman had an idea for a Super Bowl wager, but SuperBook director Jay Kornegay shot it down.
Luke Bryan played small clubs before gaining fame, and is ready to win over the Theatre at Resorts World.
“RuPaul’s Drag Race Live” has added three new cast members to its hit show at Flamingo Showroom.
Nine Inch Nails are playing Zappos Theater, and Barry Manilow has added dates at Westgate.
It has taken a while for The Who to hit back. But the legendary rock band is about to with its North American tour, and Las Vegas closes the show.