We’ve all heard the famous phrase “Viva Las Vegas!” But “Re-Vow Las Vegas” might have a better ring to it, considering almost 300 couples from across the globe just did a “re-do of their I do’s” on September 3rd at Caesars Palace!
In 1998, long before Yellowstone, there was a ranch family drama series called Four Corners starring Ann-Margret. While CBS ended it after just two episodes, it began an unlikely 25-year friendship between the legendary singer-actress-dancer and her co-star, actor Justin Chambers.
On just one of a dozen recent investigations, Inside Edition Chief Investigative Correspondent Lisa Guerrero flew to Boston, interviewed the grieving parents of a 13-year-old killed in a tubing accident in Aruba, hopped on a plane to Aruba, then confronted the company that failed to use safety measures that would have saved the young teen’s life. All in 48 hours.
Who knew the cowboy hat and boots-wearing Vegas Vic was really a jazz lover at heart? Standing high atop Vic’s Las Vegas, the newly opened downtown jazz club and Italian eatery, the namesake neon icon—albeit a smaller 20-foot version—proudly welcomes back live jazz music to the masses.
All I can say is lookout Adli Edwards and Bruno Silva. Tonight, they’ll go one-on-one respectively with mixed martial arts fighters Kai Kamaka III in Hawaii and Brad Tavares in Las Vegas—two top-tier fighters in top form, thanks to their ultimate secret weapon: IVI Performance.
Sotheby’s International Realty recently opened its doors on a brand new 12,000-square-foot Sin City office space at UnCommons, a 40-acre mixed-use “utopia,” and the global real estate giant already looks right at home.
Located at The Lighthouse in the Las Vegas Arts District, Particle Ink masterfully combines live performances, street art, projection mapping, and augmented reality into one crazy cosmic confluence of coolness.
’Tis the season to tie the knot, but if you are looking to forgo the trappings of a traditional ceremony, have I got some untraditional “I do” ideas for anyone thinking outside the wedding box!
When self-taught painter Niki J Sands first put oil to canvas in the mid-90s, she was ready to give up. “I took the painting and said, ‘Oh God, that is just awful,’ admits Sands. “So, I rolled it up and threw it in the garbage.”
The Beatles in Los Angeles is the brainchild of veteran television producer Jeremy Louwerse, with a little help from his friend and fellow award-winning producer, Tom Weitzel.
