Hotel developer Steve Wynn and former Clark County Sheriff Ralph Lamb share a laugh prior to the prime time network TV premiere of "Vegas" held Tuesday at the Green Valley Ranch Resort. The CBS drama is based on the Lamb era as sheriff from 1961 to 1978. (Photo courtesy Brian Jones/Las Vegas News Bureau)
Over the weekend, Vegas producers Alan and Kathi Glist had discussed inviting Cindy Williams back to “Menopause The Musical.”
She also starred in director George Lucas’ 1973 film “American Graffiti” and director Francis Ford Coppola’s “The Conversation” from 1974.
She was cast in the role when she was just 6 years old and continued to play the death-obsessed character until the show ended two years later.
The multicolored, 56-foot-long sign has not been illuminated in a quarter century. “Lido” was a hallmark Las Vegas Strip show from 1958-1991.
Jay Leno, playing Encore Theater in March, suffered broken bones in a motorcycle accident this month.
Jennifer Harley’s two-story house in the suburbs boasts panoramic views, marble flooring and a sunken fire pit in the backyard.
In his new series “Shrinking,” Segel portrays “psychological vigilante” Jimmy Laird, a brutally honest therapist who is dealing with a full emotional plate.
Carlos Santana hasn’t played House of Blues since November: “I hope I can remember who I am, and what to do with it.”
Jon Lovitz, headlining this weekend at Laugh Factory, and Rep. George Santos have been in a Twitter snit.
During the COVID-19 shutdown, Sam Morril performed atop apartment buildings in New York City.
