BEVERLY HILLS, Calif. (AP) — The end of the Hollywood writers strike means the Oscar show will be the usual star-studded, fashion-filled extravaganza, organizers promised.
"The strike, the bad news, is past us," Sid Ganis, president of the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences, said Thursday.
Brad Garret and the late Clarence Gilyard and Gloria Dea are among this year’s UNLV College of Fine Arts inductees.
Stevie Nicks paid tribute to her late friend Christine McVie of Fleetwood Mac.
A cast of Las Vegas entertainers and nearly 140 shavees were on pace to raise about $500,000 at the annual St. Baldrick’s Foundation event at New York-New York.
Magic legend David Copperfield said of Gloria Dea, “In Vegas, as a young magician, she started it all.”
Dan and Judy Del Rossi have sold their Las Vegas business, Tiffany Couture Cleaners. The sale closes out a five-decade run for the family.
Adele has not announced an extension at Caesars Palace past this month. But Caesars is offering tickets in its Emperor Package
Imagine Dragons’ “Rise Up” event goes off Oct. 6, a night before “The Event,” a benefit for the Shaquille O’Neal Foundation.
Adele plans to extend her “Weekends” series. Also, she signed a wedding dress.
Rita Rudner, who once modeled for cars at a Las Vegas convention, has grossed $100 million in her career as a comedy headliner.
David Blaine misssed his mark, but didn’t miss his show Saturday at Resorts World.
