Sometimes I wonder how it is that the law works for some people and sometimes it works to cover for one of them, whether they are right or wrong. Maybe that is why we have so many incapable law practitioners in Nevada. It is not because they are bad practitioners or may not know the law; it is because the law changes to accommodate the privileges and campaign contributors. Most of the eviction cases are handled by Las Vegas Justice[…]
Saturday night, Aug 16, was a very special evening for two men who first worked together in the historic movie, “Scarface,” in 1983, and 10 years later (1993) appeared in the Golden Globe nominated film, “Carlito’s Way,” as Hollywood legend Al Pacino (The Godfather), and comedian Angel Salazar, came together in Las Vegas, Nevada. Pacino was in the middle of his one-man show at the Mirage Hotel, in the packed Terry Fator Theater; and Salazar,[…]
By The Roving Reporter of The Las Vegas Tribune It took some serious manipulative and almost borderline shifty dealings, but Bob Anderson is going to appear at the Italian American Club on September 14th and 15th. Bob Anderson, an international entertainer, and one of the most successful performers in Las Vegas and throughout the entire world (including Branson, Mo 65616), having appeared in most of the major hotels in the city, and on many national television[…]
By Jerry Schafer Las Vegas hotel-casino properties no longer rely on gaming revenues to provide the bulk of their profits. To be sure, gaming revenues are part of the revenues collected; however, for a multitude of reasons, the main lure to Las Vegas is no longer the casinos. In the past — prior to the advent of corporate mentality becoming the way of doing business in a Las Vegas hotel-casino operation; prior to the IRS[…]
By Sandy Zimmerman Frank Sinatra, Dean Martin and Sammy Davis, Jr. was each known in their own right. When all three of these lovable stars are in one show, it is an evening of nostalgic music and memories. As a Las Vegas show reviewer for more than 25 years, I had the opportunity to see Dean Martin, Sammy Davis, Jr. and some of the other great stars perform. “Drinkin’- Singin’- Swingin’” brings a talented cast[…]
By Sandy Zimmerman (Photos by Tribute Show) Interview: Rick Michel, Show Producer and Dean Martin impressionist. “Drinkin’- Singin’- Swingin’ – Salute to Frank Sinatra, Sammy Davis, Jr., and Dean Martin” is different from all of the other shows. Rick Michel explains, “The other shows have a 1960s vibe. I wanted to do something different. There are no limitations to what these three superstars would do if they were alive today. They are the Kings of[…]
