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“‘Miss America represents the highest ideals. She is a real combination of beauty and grace, and intelligence, artistic and refined. She is a type which the …
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Fetish & Fantasy Take Center Stage
Ah, Sin City… long known for its reputation of excessive partying, gambling and general debauchery. And while there seems to be …
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A VEGAS HAUNTING
Only a person like Jason Egan, the 32-year old mastermind behind the world-famous “Fright Dome at Circus Circus,” will take delight in the fact …
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Spa-Tastic
It’s fall and the nippy weather and cooler climes, while admittedly a nice break from the blazing heat, can take its toll on our skin, and …
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HALLOWEEN
Dealing with nightmares, phobias, ghouls, goblins and all things scary is just an average day for Jason Egan, creator and founder of “Fright Dome.” For the …
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THE BUSINESS OF COMEDY
Kevin Burke is one hard-working guy. With daily shows at Harrah’s, doing Defending the Caveman, he’s also co-producing his own stand-up/comedy show, Fitz …
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Dynamic Duo
Hands-up, those of you who grew up watching “Donny & Marie.” We’re guessing that’s a lot judging from the packed showroom two weeks ago, when …
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A TASTE OF THE GOOD LIFE
Las Vegas, long-known as the home of over-the-top shows, Elvis impersonators, gambling and the 99-cent buffet is starting to grow-up. Yes, …
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Last Showgirl Standing
To be a 30-year old show on the Las Vegas Strip is no small feat. To be the only show hanging on to the …
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Frank Marino The Diva Gets A Makeover
When was the last time you saw Frank Marino’s show? If it was a couple of years ago, you’re in for …
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OFF-STRIP LAS VEGAS
Everyone knows that there’s a lot to do on Las Vegas Boulevard – visitors are spoiled for choice when it comes to shows, attractions, …
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VEGAS’ “Happiest” Places
POWER HOUR
For a typical Vegas’ steak joint, MORTON’S THE STEAKHOUSE is a must-visit. Happy Hours are from Sunday-Friday, with two options – “Power Hour” …
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On a Musical Trip
Apologies are in order. Of the many Cirque shows dotting The Strip, I had personally saved The Beatles™ LOVE™ for last – not …
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Vegas Hot Spots
There’s no getting around it, nor denying that Vegas is predominantly a “party town” and a slogan like “What Happens in Vegas, Stays in …
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Fanilows Unite
Just like you’re a fan of, say, Celine Dion, you’re either a “Fanilow” or not. Admittedly, I like Barry Manilow’s music, so just a word …
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C’mon Get Crazy
In this issue, we revisit “Crazy Girls,” playing at the Riviera Hotel. For those who haven’t been to Vegas in 25 years, Crazy Girls …
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summer fun!
A wise man once said (okay, Glenn Frey), “The heat is on…” and nowhere is that more palpable than in Las Vegas, where we reach …
The show is called “Barbra and Frank… The Concert That Never Was.” Although the names to note are Sharon Owens and Sebastian Anzaldo, the dynamic duo who bring to life nightly, the universal appeal of superstars Barbra Streisand and Frank Sinatra. In a city that probably has more tribute artists per capita, than anywhere else in the United States – it’s becoming increasingly difficult to stand out from the hundreds of talented performers, either waiting for their big break or already wow-ing audiences on the Strip, such as Sharon and Sebastian.
Like anywhere else in the world, but perhaps most apt on The Strip, the success of any show depends, on a large part, on location, location, location. Of course, it helps if you’ve got backers, and a really great production, but for the most part, it’s all perception. For how else would you explain the success of the recently-opened show “Absinthe,” which has been drawing raves from just about everyone in town?
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ELECTRIC DREAMS
In what is considered quite a coup (of sorts), Las Vegas will play host to the one of the world’s largest electronic dance music festivals, …
