NEW YORK (AP) — All the Whos down in Whoville will have holiday work this year after a Manhattan judge ordered the Broadway production of "Dr. Seuss’ How The Grinch Stole Christmas!" to reopen despite the ongoing stagehands strike.
"I’m going to grant the injunction" against the lockout, state Supreme Court Justice Helen Freedman said Wednesday. "I think one Grinch in town in enough."
He was 25 when he was gunned down in a drive-by shooting near the Las Vegas Strip on the night of Sept. 7, 1996.
His Esco Restaurant & Tapas is participating in a residency showcasing Black-owned restaurants that runs through early February at Mandalay Bay and Luxor
Luenell is back on the Strip, in full flourish, riding her new Netflix special “Chappelle’s Home Team — Luenell: Town Business.”
The 86-year-old Oscar winner has given us a slew of memorable roles across an A-list career that spans more than five decades.
His work spanned TV, theater and radio, and he starred in dozens of films from “Gosford Park” to “The King’s Speech” and the animated family movie “Paddington.”
Whether it’s actors and actresses, athletes or musicians, some of the world’s most famous people have been regulars at the poker table.
“Atomic City,” U2’s ode-to-Vegas punk anthem, will be in the set list at The Sphere.
Wahlberg made a couple million on his townhouse sale and still has a myriad of interests in Las Vegas.
Rescheduled concerts will be announced this week and will take place at the original venues.
Inspired by Darren Aronofsky, expect some wild video emanating from The Sphere.
