For the 43-year-old star of the new “Presumed Innocent” miniseries, that means: “I ask a lot of questions. Doesn’t matter the topic.”
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The George Sportsmen’s Lounge at Durango Casino & Resort has announced it will soon host movie showings each Monday during the summer.
The concert event will take place at The Smith Center’s Reynolds Hall.
Mark Wahlberg filmed much of “The Family Plan” in and around Las Vegas this year.
The doctor-turned-actor’s career takes a serious twist with his latest role in the Apple TV+ murder mystery “The Afterparty.”
The showbiz pals’ latest movie, “Air,” tells how Nike partnered with the basketball great to create the most iconic sneaker line of all time: the Air Jordan.
AMC Theaters has unveiled a new pricing scheme in which seat location determines how much your movie ticket costs.
After two years of being virtual, the festival’s 19th installment will take place in person.
Walt Disney Animation Studios and creators of Immersive Van Gogh are partnering in “Disney Animation: Immersive Experience.”
At 76, the actor/singer/comedian/author isn’t stopping now — she refuses to even slow down.
Vince Vaughn has been an unofficial ambassador for Las Vegas since he delivered the iconic line “Vegas, baby, Vegas!” in the 1996 movie “Swingers.”
Chris Hemsworth didn’t really mind going from dad bod in “Avengers: Endgame” back to god bod for “Thor: Love and Thunder.”
In “Dr. Strange in the Multiverse of Madness,” he resumes his role as sorcerer Dr. Stephen Strange, who casts a forbidden spell opening the portal to the multiverse.
Producers of “The Battle of Absolute Dominion” have filed plans with the state of Nevada to film at a shuttered hotel-casino far from the Strip.
Actors Martin Kove and William Zabka reflect on returning to their “Karate Kid” roles.
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