Brenden Theatres owner Johnny Brenden says, in an understatement, “I know a lot of people who have been waiting for this.”
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Spiegelworld founder Ross Mollison called it, “An extraordinary night,” and his company has more plans for Vegas and elsewhere.
Barry Manilow is missing “Harmony’s” premiere and canceled last Saturday at Westgate. His April 21-23 shows are still scheduled.
“Rouge,” produced and directed by longtime mime Hanoch Rosènn, opens Saturday.
Magician Michael Carbonaro says he is headling Penn & Teller Theater because, “It was a blackmail situation.”
NBT Woman of the Year Judy Collins said at Saturday’s gala, “I can’t remember when I’ve had this much fun at a gathering, ever.”
Stirling Club owner Richard Ditton said Friday he has not spoken with Dionne Warwick.
BTS’ concert Friday night at Allegiant Stadium was a scream-scape for the 40,000 fans at the first of four sold-out shows.
Dionne Warwick was booked through December at The Stirling Club. But her show lasted just six weeks.
The Jabbawockeez are Las Vegas leaders in NFT, but they will not be alone for long.
The costume revealing Penn & Teller on “The Masked Singer” was actually a three-headed monster.
Bruno Mars and Anderson .Paak hit Delilah, while Lady Gaga bandleader Brian Newman swung at Mayfair.
In the first Vegas Grammy show, Jon Batiste was the night’s big winner, with Silk Sonic, Lady Gaga and BTS turning in memorable performances.
Twenty-one-year-old rap artist Baby Keem of Las Vegas beat out a powerhouse field to win Best Rap Performance in Sunday’s show.
Stefano Domenicali took in the Silk Sonic show at Dolby Live. It was a gas.