Holly Madison and Diane Vincent attended the 2009 Georges DuBoeuf Beaujolais Nouveau celebration at Paris Las Vegas on November 18th. The two had a ball, and looked good doing it!
Photo by Denise Truscello/WireImage
Photo by Denise Truscello/WireImage
Photo Credit: Erik Kabik/RETNA/erikkabik.com
Check this out! Mark Wahlberg and Will Ferrell on the set of their new movie The Other Guys. They were at the he Flamingo Las Vegas on he strip this weekend. Crowds gathered outside of The Flamingo and Margaritaville to watch the filming and traffic slowed as fans got a glimpse of the stars on the set.
Wahlberg and Ferrell looked right at home with Ferrell in a ‘Vegas Baby Vegas’ t-shirt and Wahlberg with a tall Margaritaville “yard” drink in his hand.
The Other Guys is directed by Adam McKay. His other films include: Talladega Nights, Step Brothers and Anchorman. Other actors in the movie include: Dwayne Johnson, Samuel L. Jackson, Eva Mendes, Anne Heche, Michael Keeton, Steve Coogan, & Paris Hilton.
Photographer Erik Kabik was asked to shoot these EXCLUSIVE pictures. He shared them with us so we could share them with you!
Photo Credit: Erik Kabik/RETNA/erikkabik.com
Photo Credit: Erik Kabik/RETNA/erikkabik.com
Photo Credit: Erik Kabik/RETNA/erikkabik.com
Comedian Impressionist, Frank Caliendo, officially has his own show at the Monte Carlo. The Grand Opening was Friday night. The show includes some of his famous impressions: George W. Bush, John Madden, Charles Barkley, and Bill Clinton.
Caliendo signed a 10 year deal at the Hotel Casino. Several friends from the strip surprised the audience during the show Friday, as special guests. Terry Fator, Carott Top, and Louie Anderson all joined in on the fun! They all took a moment to plug their “own” shows on the strip.
Enjoy the pictures from opening night.
Photo Credit: Erik Kabik/RETNA/erikkabik.com
Photo Credit: Erik Kabik/RETNA/erikkabik.com
Dane Cook made a stop at the Hard Rock Hotel & Casino on his Isolated Incident Tour.
He performed at The Joint.
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Jim Carrey & Jenny McCarthy recently celebrated their four-year anniversary together in a Sky Villa inside the Fantasy Tower at the Palms Casino Resort. Onlookers said the two looked very much in love and they played Texas Hold em till the wee hours in the morning.
Check out this fun picture of them in their Villa!
Photo Credit: Edison Graff
Eddie Murphy and Arsenio Hall surprised thousands of partygoers, and hung out with a bevy of attractive females including VH1 reality TV star, Joanna Hernandez and her girlfriends, Thursday night at JET NIGHTCLUB at Mirage. DJ Que behind the turntables saw Hall and Murphy in the corner of his eye and quickly changed the beat to Murphy’s 1980’s hit single “Party All The Time.” The girls hanging at the VIP booth got up immediately and started dancing on the banquets, “which made Murphy smile,” said one partygoer. Check out the pictures!
The stars were out in full force for the 4th of July weekend in Las Vegas. From pool parties to nightclubs and concerts, celebrities could be found up and down the strip. Big concerts included Ciara, Jay Z, and Jamie Foxx. Enjoy the latest shots!
MC Hammer, Jamie Foxx, Too Short at The Joint. Photo Credit: Erik Kabik/RETNA
Jerry Lewis was recently interviewed in Las Vegas for the Ina Balin documentary. Here’s a snapshot!
Photo Credit: Denise Truscello/Wireimage
Danny Gans died at his Las Vegas home early Friday morning. Gans, known for his funny impressions, has performed on the strip for years. He headlined at the Mirage and most recently made his new home, Steve Wynn’s Encore Hotel & Casino.
The marquee at the Encore has already been changed… saying Danny will be missed.
Read more about Danny Gans here.
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David Spade stopped by the new restaurant at the Hard Rock Hotel & Caisno this week. Rare 120 took over the location that formerly housed AJ’s Restaurant.
Spade is in town for another week of performances at the Venetian Hotel. Click here for more information.
Photo Credit: Erik Kabik/Hard Rock Hotel & Casino
It was a tough weekend for Hollywood. Manager/producer Bernie Brillstein died on Thursday at 77, actor/comedian Bernie Mac died on Saturday at age 50 and on Sunday, songwriter/musican Isaac Hayes died at 65.
Brillstein was famous for discovering talent like Jim Henson, John Belushi and Gilda Radner, being instrumental in “Saturday Night Live.” Mac was known for his own show, “The Bernie Mac Show” and for doing the remake of “Ocean’s Eleven” and its sequels. Hayes won both the Academy and Grammy awards for his “Theme From Shaft” but might be better known to kids these days at the school cook on “South Park.”
Hollywood is mourning the death of Golden Girl, Estelle Getty. Getty died Tuesday morning at her home in Hollywood. She had been out of the public spotlight for several years, suffering from advanced dimentia.
Estelle Getty had a long career but was most recently known for playing the sarcastic octogenarian, Sophia, on the hit TV show, “The Golden Girls.” She won two Emmy awards in that role. In truth, she was actually the youngest of the cast members on the show. Estelle Getty was 84.
It has been a rough week for the entertainment community with the loss of both George Carlin and Dody Goodman.
Carlin, who passed away Sunday night at 71, was known as a pioneer in comedy, especially for his “Seven Words You Can Never Say on TV” routine. In addition to his comedy, he was also an actor, having performed in movies like “The Prince of Tides” with Barbra Streisand.
Goodman, who was 93, was known for roles on TV in ”Mary Hartman, Mary Hartman” and on film, like the lovable assistant to the principal in, “Grease,” with John Travolta and Olivia Newton John and its sequel — and in the stage version.
Eyewitness News has just learned that actor Harvey Korman has died. Korman died at UCLA Medical Center after suffering complications from the rupture of an abdominal aortic aneurysm four months ago, his family said. He had undergone several major operations.
The Emmy-winning star will be remembered for such TV programs as “The Carol Burnett Show” and films such as “Blazing Saddles.” Harvey Korman was 81.
According to the Associate Press, the Academy Award winner died Monday after losing his battle against cancer. Pollack won producing and directing Oscars for “Out of Africa” in 1985. His films are too numerous to mention but one of his most moving films to me was “The Way We Were.” He did an amazing job of telling a love story with a brave ending for a Hollywood film — the leading man and woman didn’t end up happily ever after. (more…)