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Las Vegas What to Do in Vegas

There’s no limit to the things you can do during your visit. We’ve come up with a few ideas though to get you off to a flying start.


Guitarist Slash Kicks Off Bottle Rock It Concert Series

Starting this Saturday, July 5th, Red Rock Resort, in conjunction with SpyOnVegas.com, kicks off a weekly summer concert series that will offer a wine-tasting charity option.

Called “Bottle Rock It,” the event will feature some of the hottest musicians playing poolside for $20-$30 a ticket. For an additional $15, guests can enjoy an organic wine tasting section with the proceeds going to benefit the Las Vegas Springs Preserve.

This Saturday, legendary rocker Slash (Guns’n'Roses, Velvet Revolver) and his Blues Ball Band will headline the first concert. Joining him onstage will be Alice in …


Date: July 4th, 2008 | 1 comment


Christian Audigier Nightclub to Open at Treasure Island

It was six months ago that Tangerine closed its doors at Treasure Island, leaving a nightlife void at the resort.

This week, Pure Management Group (PMG) and MGM Mirage announced the renovations are complete and they are ready to debut the newest addition to TI’s lineup: Christian Audigier The Nightclub.

Audigier is well-known in the fashion world, having created rock’n'roll-influenced lines such as Ed Hardy, Smet, Crystal Rock and his own namesake line. The club, naturally, incorporates many of his trademark design elements, such as roses, skulls and crystals.

The inside of the club …


Date: July 2nd, 2008 | No Comments


Vegas Attraction News: Star Trek, King Tut

Star Trek To Close at Las Vegas Hilton

This news hit close to heart - one of my favorite Las Vegas attractions has been marked for closure.

“Star Trek: The Experience” is set to go dark on September 1st, 2008

After eleven years at the Las Vegas Hilton, the “Star Trek” museum, along with both of the simulator rides (”Klingon Encounter” and “Borg Invasion 4-D”) are going to be shut down.

Quark’s Restaurant and it’s adjoining retail areas will also be closed. A cute message on the site claims the space will be …


Date: June 28th, 2008 | No Comments


Vegas Comedy Notes: Jay Leno, George Carlin

Jay Leno To Dedicate Shows To Flood Victims

NBC late night host and regular Vegas performer Jay Leno has decided to dedicate two of his upcoming shows at The Mirage to charity.

The proceeds from his 10pm shows on Wednesday, June 25th and Friday, June 27th will be donated to the Greater Cedar Rapids Community Foundation (GCRCF) to help with the relief efforts of the flooded city.

“We are extremely grateful for Mr. Leno’s support of our community,” said Dan Baldwin, president and CEO of the GCRCF, in a press release about the generous gesture. …


Date: June 24th, 2008 | No Comments


Toni Braxton Cancels All Remaining Shows

Flamingo headliner Toni Braxton has decided to cancel all remaining dates of her show, which was scheduled to run through mid-August 2008.

Toni Braxton cancels remaining Vegas showsAbout three months ago, she was hospitalized with heart problems resulting from the birth of her second child and we’ve chronicled her possible eventual return. But it seems that the chanteuse has decided to not return at all, based on advice from her doctors.

In a statement released by the Flamingo, Don Marrandino, the resort’s president, said,”“We have truly enjoyed having her as our resident headliner and …


Date: May 31st, 2008 | No Comments


More Parties to Celebrate Fourth of July 2008 in Vegas

Of course, the minute you do any kind of holiday round-up, everyone decides to get you their party info. As if the previous list wasn’t enough stuff to do for this 4th of July, here’s even more places that will help you celebrate America’s independence:

The Bank at Bellagio - Football’s hottest cheerleaders will be in the club for the Pro Bowl Cheerleaders Reunion to celebrate America’s independence. Resident DJ David Christian will provide the tunes. Cover is $30; bottle service is additional.

Bare Pool Lounge at The Mirage - Get the party …


Date: July 3rd, 2008 | No Comments


Vegas Show News: The Latest on What’s Closing and When

You almost need a score card nowadays to keep track of all the shows closing in Las Vegas. Here’s a quick rundown of the latest shows to close and those that are about to:

Danny Gans - We reported earlier that Gans was ending his run at The Mirage to make the jump over to the new Encore by Wynn Las Vegas. His final performance dates for the year have just been announced. You have until November 22, 2008 to see him before the move. Remaining shows are priced at $100 a seat, and the show is dark Sunday, Tuesday …


Date: June 30th, 2008 | 3 comments


Vegas Dining News: Stage Deli Closes, Twin Creeks Offers Free Wine, and more

Stage Deli Closes at Caesars Palace

To those who enjoy a good sandwich, the Stage Deli at The Forum Shops at Caesars Palace was as popular an attraction as anything else at the resort.

Unfortunately, it seems as though the regular fans weren’t enough to save the restaurant, which closed its doors this week after fifteen years.

According to Norm Clarke at the LV Review-Journal, high rent is behind the closing of this spin-off of the popular New York City restaurant.

No word if parent company ARK Restaurants will relocate the Stage Deli elsewhere, but rumors …


Date: June 26th, 2008 | No Comments


CineVegas Celebrates Its Tenth Anniversary

If the Palms resort resembles Hollywood more than normal for the next ten days, it’s because the CineVegas Film Festival begins tonight.

For ten years, the little fest that could has grown to a star-studded industry event, and this year will be no different.

CineVegas 10 logoThe majority of the festival’s events take place at the Palms, with the resort’s Brenden Theatres playing host to most of the films being screened.

The whole event kicks off with the star-studded screening of The Rocker tonight at the Palms, with tickets still available at $15. The …


Date: June 12th, 2008 | No Comments


Vegas Dining News: Payard Chocolate Clock; Golden Gate Shrimp Cocktail; Silverton Happy Hours

Visit the Payard Chocolate Clock

Francois Payard Patisserie at Caesars Palace is already known for it’s great pastries and chocolate confections that will make your mouth drool.

Payard chocolate clock at Caesars Palace Las VegasBut there is one confection new to the store that isn’t available for sale.

Dubbed the Payard Chocolate Clock, this truffle-inspired 13-foot tall timepiece displays nine different time zones and randomly dispenses free truffles to guests.

Rich cocoa colored beams frame windows that provide a peek into the clock’s mechanical chamber. The clock mechanisms create the six-step process in making chocolates and truffles. …


Date: May 31st, 2008 | No Comments

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