Las Vegas is losing “Jubilee,” but Jennifer Lopez showed up just in time to keep a few classic Vegas traditions alive.
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Broadway’s hottest show starts touring next year, it was announced Tuesday, and Myron Martin confirmed he’s taking aim at “Hamilton.”
So you like J-Lo, but you’re not so hot on her music? Hey, it’s not that big a contradiction. Jennifer Lopez is a lot of things to a lot of people, and “All I Have” seems fully aware of that.
Canadian political leaders and entertainers joined award-winning singer Celine Dion on Friday in honoring the life of her husband, René Angélil, the man who plucked her out of childhood obscurity and propelled her to international fame.
Anyone who doesn’t believe in second chances never worked in the casino industry.
After five years in town, Recycled Percussion finally became a show that’s not about drumming, but about the guys who wield the sticks.
Any mention of the band the Guess Who makes me smile. And clench my teeth.
Daniel Dion, the brother of entertainer Celine Dion, died on Saturday after a battle with cancer, his family said. He was 59.
Rene Angelil had at least two longtime loves in his life: his superstar spouse, Celine Dion, and the Las Vegas Strip. And he brought them together with astounding results for most of her career.
John Fogerty still hasn’t grown into his voice.
Being the kit drummer in the Blue Man Group band is “physically demanding,” says the show’s general manager Jack Kenn. But Jason Mackenroth stayed behind the drums throughout his four-year battle with prostate cancer, playing the show through Christmas Eve, 10 days before his death Sunday. He was 46.
“Puppet Up! — Uncensored”, which blends puppets, improv comedy and audience interaction, opens at The Venetian on a date still to be determined this spring.
Now that The Smith Center for the Performing Arts hosts most of the original-song, story-driven Broadway tuners, it makes sense that the casinos still have three jukebox musicals that reach beyond fans of traditional musical theater.
“Fortunate Son” is one righteously angry song. But John Fogerty named his autobiography and run of Venetian shows after his 1969 hit for a different reason.
Many parents already know the “Disney on Ice” drill. But this time it’s “Frozen,” so more of you are about to learn it.