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If it's Zowie Bowie and 'Name That Tune' at Imperial Palace, expect rampant frivolity

Produced by Adam Steck, piloted by Zowie Bowie and designed by Emmy Award winner Andy Wallmsley, "Name That Tune Live" boasts plenty of Las Vegas ...

A final tribute to the Funny Man, who brought a lot of life to mine

The Funny Man passed away Aug. 6, but his spirit lives on in a grateful family and those he touched along the way.

It's lace and frills, yet no frills, at this year's Midsummer Night's Dream at the Palms

Eschewing the courtship theme of years past, the fifth Midsummer Night's Dream at the Palms on Saturday night is going to focus on pure party.

Eight factoids from a Las Vegas-to-Boise flight on Delta

There is a way to get a flight attendant on a Delta flight to kick down with extra bags of peanuts.

In two swift paragraphs, Jerry Lewis' run as MDA chairman and telethon host ends

In May, the Muscular Dystrophy Association announced that Jerry Lewis would make one final appearance at September's MDA Labor Day Telethon. It was announced today ...

It's a happy interrogation as Tony Hsieh visits 'The Colbert Report'

During an interview Monday night on "The Colbert Report," Stephen Colbert asked Tony Hsieh if suffering, not happiness, would be a better business model for ...

Sometimes it takes an army, and the Clarion charity show was such a time

On Sunday at Clarion's Fame Theater, a lackluster turnout for The Salvation Army was offset by a lotta love in this room!

Onstage oddities, and how the MGM fire led to a worldwide crystal shortage, from 'Jubilee!'

"Jubilee!" celebrated its 30th anniversary Saturday at Bally's, and the production reminded of its unique place in Las Vegas history.

In GQ story, Jerry Lewis shows he's hardly ready to retire

Jerry Lewis has several projects in progress, including a new telethon in Australia, and is as active as ever, as a profile in the edition ...

'Neon scar,' 'Twilight' as a breakfast cereal, and more whimsy from Russell Brand at Mandalay Bay

At Mandalay Bay on Friday night, Russell Brand tucked his wedding ring in his pocket, ventured into the audience to seek sexual partners and blew ...

Frank happenings for Moreno and Perez; 'Vegas! The Show' shows more skin

Frankie Moreno has been busy recording for Sony Records, and he is still a popular live draw. Beginning Aug. 2, he is at The Lounge ...

Caesars Entertainment: 'Look at us! We don't shaft our guests!

Caesars Entertainment, which owns Caesars Palace, Planet Hollywood and PH Towers Westgate, Paris, Flamingo, Harrah's, Bally's, Rio, Imperial Palace and Bill's Gamblin' Hall & Casino, ...

Russell Brand ready to turn the tiger loose (metaphorically speaking) in Las Vegas

Russell Brand typically visits Vegas to walk a red carpet or attend a championship fight, but he is in town working this weekend -- one ...

Return to Las Vegas marked by Wayne Newton's knight moves

Taking a break from time spent in his new, second home in Montana, Wayne Newton was knighted by the American Delegation of the Sacred Military ...

Life after office still full speed ahead for Oscar Goodman

What you take from Oscar Goodman’s winding road as mayor of Las Vegas is that in three terms over 12 years, there was never a ...

Lounge Lizards unite: Vintage Vegas is still alive and well

A tour of the Las Vegas scene reminds that the spirit of the Old Vegas lives on in such vocalists as Chris Phillips, Mark O'Toole ...

Mary Wilson, on protecting artists' work, her first visit to Vegas with The Supremes, and why it's still 'Diane' Ross

Former Supreme Mary Wilson has built a solo career around a primarily jazz repertoire as she performs at the Riviera's Starlight Theater.

Joe Magliarditi is named president of the Palms

The man who started the year as the president of one of the Palms’ chief competitors is now president of the Palms. Joe Magliarditi, a ...

Golden Rainbow is moving great 'Ribbon of Life' show to Smith Center in 2012

Golden Rainbow's "Ribbon of Life" AIDS/HIV benefit drew 1,100 to Paris Theater, but next year the show will be in the 2,050-seat Reynolds Hall at ...