All employees in the “AGT” live show at Luxor are Cirque du Soleil employees. The entertainment pros are leaving in early May.
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From parades to concerts, beer festivals to pub crawls, the Las Vegas Valley is celebrating St. Patrick’s Day with performances and events through Sunday.
The 66-year-old entertainer is joining the 100th “Naked Lunch” podcast at Harrah’s Showroom, home of Osmond’s residency production.
New Edition, inspiring the masses anew more than 40 years after the release of “Candy Girl,” has wiped out its first run in its first Strip residency.
Chef-owner James Trees, who started the original Esther’s in tight quarters, fulfills his dream of a spacious kitchen, dining room and bar.
“Free April Fridays” will create momentum for Fremont Street Experience’s Downtown Rocks free-concert series.
The James Beard-nominated chef-owner is bringing the brisket, baked beans and banana pudding.
Chef James Trees’ acclaimed restaurant offered its final dinner service ahead of its move to a new downtown Las Vegas location.
The 10-musical season also includes touring versions of current Broadway hits “Back to the Future: The Musical,” “& Juliet” and “Kimberly Akimbo.”
Chicago’s 50-show run at The Venetian Theatre reflects the venue’s post-“Phantom” dexterity.
“Drumline Live,” a touring production inspired the 2002 movie that helped bring HBCU band culture to the mainstream, comes to The Smith Center next week.
The delay also means that chef James Trees’ original Esther’s will be serving for just a bit longer.
Bono and The Edge rolled into The Golden Tiki on Thursday; meantime, Wayne Newton is honored at Wynn.
For its third-season premiere, “CSI: Vegas” brought 110 members of its cast and crew to film for a day in downtown Las Vegas.
From the scene: A classic Las Vegas variety show turns 24, and Bruno Mars takes over his new club at the Bellagio.
Who We Are The GainesCon Film Festival & Expo is a new annual 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization based in Las Vegas that showcases, educates, and produces independent filmmakers and film-industry talent whose content lies within the action, sci-fi, and fantasy genres. It strongly emphasizes cultural representation from underrepresented groups, such as the economically disadvantaged, ethnic minorities, […]
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