Mike Turnbull is a favorite among Las Vegas musicians, who are organizing to help him pay medical bills from his throat cancer surgery.
Las Vegas entertainers rally for Donny & Marie musician Mike Turnbull
‘KWTD’: Frankie Scinta on ‘The Scintas’ trek back to town and performing without Chrissi
The Scintas opened at Shimmer Cabaret in 2000 and quickly became a fan favorite. Fronted by Frankie Scinta, the family act is now at The D.
Cirque puts its best feet forward in evoking the imagery of Michael Jackson
The first rollout of “Michael Jackson One” at Mandalay Bay revealed inventive sets and a great sound system.
Notes: Floyd Mayweather Jr.’s great, but bout wasn’t; Chrissi Scinta’s stage return in question; Marie Osmond hits the (tomato) sauce
Floyd Mayweather Jr. is a great fighter — too great to ensure that his fights at MGM Grand will be suspenseful or packed with action.
Weeks before it reopens, Crazy Horse Too fending off a lawsuit filed by … Crazy Horse III
Crazy Horse Too is one of the more infamous businesses in Las Vegas. Mike Galam, in charge of the topless dance club once owned by Rick Rizzolo, hopes to forge a reputable reputation.
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Beyond ‘The Dragon’: Andre Agassi and Gil Reyes get a lift with award-winning fitness machine
Andre Agassi and Gil Reyes constructed a version of the C.O.D. Machine during Agassi’s playing career. Now it’s for the public.
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No ifs, ands or buts about the support for former showgirl Shellee Renee
Shellee Renee is a former “Crazy Girls” performer and is still close friends with “X Burlesque” co-producer Angela Stabile.
With ‘Pin Up,’ Stratosphere has it covered — which is not the best idea for Claire Sinclair
Claire Sinclair is a one-time Playboy Playmate of the Year, which is what lures many fans to the nonetheless covered “Pin Up” at Stratosphere.
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Notes: Leigh Zimmerman triumphs in ‘A Chorus Line’; an only-in-Vegas day for Clint Holmes; Brody Dolyniuk is returning
Leigh Zimmeran, late of “The Producers” at Paris Las Vegas, came away with an Olivier Award for “A Chorus Line” on Sunday.
Mary Wilson-to-The Venetian would fulfill a Supreme goal
Mary Wilson saw Human Nature at its opening at Imperial Palace four years ago — and now might share the same Venetian theater.
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