Of everyone who visited the “Friends” Fan Experience at New York-New York on Saturday, David Crane may have come away the most impressed.
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Lady Gaga and a fan tumbled from the stage at Park Theater on Thursday night as the superstar resumed her “Enigma” residency.
Sam Wills, originator of Tape Face at Harrah’s Las Vegas, says, “I’ve created what I believe to be a character.”
As part of Saturday’s “Friends” Fan Experience, Nathan Sawaya will debut his life-size, 700-square-foot re-creation of the show’s Central Perk coffee shop that’s constructed entirely out of Lego bricks.
Column fave Brian Newman is back in his “After Dark” series at NoMad Restaurant. The spirited trumpet practitioner, vocalist and bandleader is set for 20 dates through Dec. 30.
The latest pedestrian bridge being built over the Strip, between Park MGM and the Showcase mall, had its completion date pushed to next month
Even its most fervent fans, who clamour for the days when Steve Perry was lead vocalist, have to accept the brilliance of Arnel Pineda as the band’s permanent front man.
MGM Resorts International is selling the Bellagio property and leasing it back, giving the casino operator a cash infusion of more than $4 billion.
Producer Anita Mann has kept the show’s quality high throughout the years, developing and adding new numbers as the anniversary passes.
The Fountains of Bellagio, Brooklyn Bridge at New York-New York and Blue Man Group at Luxor are all marking the 25th anniversary of the beloved sitcom “Friends.”
The Landmark hotel-casino’s destruction was famously captured in the 1996 cult film, “Mars Attacks!”
Donny Osmond is sad to be leaving the Donnie & Marie show after 11 years, though he initiated the final decision to shut the show down.
Las Vegas Philharmonic conductor Donato Cabrera wants to expand the symphony’s scope and scale. He doesn’t have to look far.
At one point during the heavily scientific presentation, Jimmy Kimmel called out, “I know all of this. I went to UNLV.”
Danny Gans was the first star headliner to command a $100 (well, $99) ticket in his days at the Rio