New Party! CRUSH Friday's Brunch Party Debuts On 10/30

No pool? No problem! CRUSH at MGM Grand Hotel & Casino will welcome the cooler weather with the introduction of the all-new ‘CRUSH Fridays Brunch Party’ held from 2 to 6 p.m. every Friday beginning on October 30.

CRUSH Fridays Brunch Party will feature a high-energy atmosphere with VIP bottle service, DJs, live music, lighting elements and an exclusive menu from Corporate Executive Chef Billy DeMarco.

The new menu will highlight breakfast and lunch favorites along with signature CRUSH Fridays Brunch Party items, including Snickers Pancakes with strawberry compote and sweet cream; Short Rib Hash mixed with roasted potatoes, piquillo peppers and eggs; and Bananas Foster French Toast topped with candied hazelnuts, among others. An array woodfired pizzas, paninis, sandwiches and salads round out the specialty menu with all items priced between $10 and $19.

VIP bottle service will start at $375 and allow guests to choose among a variety of alcohols including rosè, champagne and premium vodka. Beer, wine and signature cocktails will also be available for purchase.

A special high-end bottle presentation including a six liter bottle of Perrier-Jouët Belle Epoque Rosé, 10 bottles of Perrier-Jouët Grand Brut, five 1.75 liter bottles of Absolut Elyx and two bottles of Avión 44 will be offered. Guests who purchase this elaborate package will receive one bottle delivered to them by drone while the remainder will be displayed tableside in a presentation featuring music and lights, exclusive to CRUSH.

CRUSH Fridays Brunch Party inaugural party on Friday, Oct. 30 will feature a Halloween theme and sounds from DJ Alie Layus, with future DJs and appearances to be confirmed throughout the year. Table reservations are encouraged and may be made by calling 702-785-4583.

Pop Up Gallery Coming To Feature Items From Famed Las Vegas Club & Casino

The Plaza Hotel & Casino will celebrate the grand opening of a special pop-up gallery on Tuesday, Nov. 3 at 7 p.m. featuring the numerous sports themed items that once decorated the iconic Las Vegas Club Hotel & Casino.

The memorabilia pop-up gallery and store officially opens to the public at 7 p.m. on Tuesday, Nov. 3, with a special grand opening event for the general public that includes a drawing to win one of the historic pieces.

Hundreds of sports related items will be available to the public to view and purchase. The diverse collection includes items ranging in price, starting at $25, and vary by sport. Items include a signed Michael Jordan North Carolina Tar Heels basketball jersey; a framed Pete Rose #14 Montreal Expos jersey, flanked by a photo of the baseball great as a Philadelphia Phillie and his official Cincinnati Reds baseball card; two official seats from Comiskey Stadium in Chicago; and an autographed bat collection from the 1946-1958 World Series games.

“For many years, the Las Vegas Club was a sports fan favorite in downtown Las Vegas,” said Jonathan Jossel, CEO of the Plaza Hotel & Casino. “At the Plaza, we celebrate the history of Las Vegas and wanted to share this vast collection of sports memorabilia with the general public. With the holiday shopping season fast approaching, this pop-up gallery is a great opportunity for those looking for sports memorabilia that also was a unique piece of Las Vegas history.”

Beginning Nov. 4, Las Vegas Club Sports Memorabilia Gallery will be open from 3 to 11 p.m., seven days a week.

The Plaza Hotel & Casino will donate 10 percent of every sale in the gallery to the UNLV Libraries Special Collections that collects unique, historical materials documenting the development of Las Vegas, its significant role in gaming and entertainment and as an urban landscape in 21st century America.

For more information, please visit: www.plazahotelcasino.com

Enjoy The El Dia De Los Muertos Menu Items At Border Grill

There's no hocus pocus going on here, just a couple of scary good El Dia De Los Muertos menus courtesy of Border Grill at The Forum Shops and Mandalay Bay. From Friday, Oct. 30 through Friday, Nov. 6, Border Grill is dishing up two different specialty menus in honor of the annual Mexican celebration featuring brand new menu items that perfectly reflect the vibrant holiday.

El Dia De Los Muertos, which translates to Day of the Dead, is a Mexican custom of honoring departed loved ones with an abundance of good cheer, refreshing drinks and delicious food. Border Grill owners and legendary Chefs Mary Sue Milliken and Susan Feniger have long considered El Dia De Los Muertos their favorite holiday. This year, the spirited menus at both The Forum Shops and Mandalay Bay make Border Grill the top destination for Las Vegas locals and visitors who want to celebrate this festive time of year.

El Dia De Los Muertos at Border Grill in Las Vegas:
Border Grill at The Forum Shops - www.bordergrill.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/10/BGFS-Day-of-the-Dead-1015.pdf
Menu available during lunch and dinner service.

Border Grill at Mandalay Bay - www.bordergrill.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/10/BGMB-Day-of-the-Dead-1015.pdf
Menu available during dinner service only.

For more information, visit www.BorderGrill.com.

Celeb Keg Tapping Continues At Hofbräuhaus Las Vegas Oktoberfest

Claire Sinclair

Chef Rick Moonen

Claire Sinclair and celebrity Chef Rick Moonen tapped the kegs and brought some heat to the Oktoberfest celebrations on October 22 and 23. Professional BMX rider Ricardo Laguna kept the festivities going by adding some adrenaline to the keg tapping on October 24.

Ricardo Laguna

Hofbräuhaus Las Vegas Oktoberfest offered guests endless Bavarian fun, food and, of course, Oktoberfestbier imported from Munich, Germany. The fun continued with stein-holding competitions, spankings, dancing on the benches, the taste of fresh-roasted almonds and pecans and traditional live Bavarian music. Guests can partake in the six-week celebration through October 31.

Hofbräuhaus Las Vegas is the first German/Bavarian beer hall and restaurant in Las Vegas. This faithful reproduction of the world’s most famous beer hall, the original, centuries-old Hofbräuhaus in Munich, Germany, is an authentic and entertaining blend of tradition and fun.  From its hand-painted ceilings and live bands to its imported beer and delicious food, Bavarian hospitality abounds – At Hofbräuhaus Las Vegas, it is Oktoberfest every day!

Hofbräuhaus Las Vegas
4510 Paradise Road
Las Vegas, NV 89169
 

More Pics From Madonna's Rebel Heart Tour Stop In Vegas

Legendary Madonna's Rebel Heart tour stopped in Vegas. The over the top performance took place at the MGM Garden Arena on October 24, 2105.

Credit: © Erik Kabik/ erikkabik.com

Nevada Ballet Theatre Presents: A Balanchine Celebration

Nevada Ballet Theatre (NBT) is proud to present A Balanchine Celebration as the Company’s opening performance at The Smith Center for the Performing Arts for its 2015-2016 season. Each piece will be accompanied by a full orchestra featuring members of the Las Vegas Philharmonic, under the direction of guest conductor, Leif Bjaland. Performances will take place on Saturday, November 7 at 7:30 p.m. and Sunday, November 8 at 2 p.m. with tickets starting at $29.

This exciting trio of ballets begins with one of Balanchine’s most meaningful and historical works, Serenade, the first ballet he choreographed in America. Slaughter on Tenth Avenue – a Las Vegas premiere – is next on the program and ushers in Broadway dreams, Russian dancers and the Mob from the classic Rodgers and Hart comedy On Your Toes, which demonstrates Balanchine’s triumphs on both stage and screen.  A celebratory finale of romance and love set against a city skyline completes the evening with Who Cares? where the bubbly Americana songbook of George Gershwin is brought to life with colorful ensemble dancing, romantic duets and sparkling solos.

“The combination and range of these three works demonstrate what a genius George Balanchine was and the influence he has had on the dance world,” said NBT Executive Director & CEO Beth Barbre. “From jazz to classical ballet, he was able to seamlessly blend so many styles of the art form. Our dancers are thrilled to perform these world-renowned pieces here in Las Vegas.”
Insights

Nevada Ballet Theatre will also present a free pre-performance educational presentation, called Insights, in the Troesh Studio Theater at The Smith Center, starting 45 minutes prior to each performance time (6:45 p.m. Nov. 7; 1:15 p.m. Nov. 8). Designed to illuminate the creative process and narrative of each work, Insights for A Balanchine Celebration will feature a Q&A session with Mr. Balanchine’s longtime personal assistant and one of the founders of his Trust, Barbara Horgan and will be moderated by famed “Balanchine Ballerina” and Vanity Fair contributing editor Heather Watts.

About the Performance
Serenade is considered “a milestone in the history of dance.” A signature work of New York City Ballet, it has rarely been out of their repertoire. Without a narrative, it contains four movements: “Sonatina,” “Waltz,” “Russian Dance” and “Elegy.” This beautiful work originated from an evening ballet class where Balanchine taught his students the differences between class work and stage technique. Balanchine even incorporated spontaneous rehearsal “mishaps” into the work, such as a dancer falling or a student arriving late to class. Its first presentation was in 1934 by students at the School of American Ballet at an estate in White Plains, New York. Since then, it has been performed and admired worldwide.

This production is supported by a grant from the Donald W. Reynolds Foundation, in honor of Nancy Houssels.

Tickets can be ordered by calling The Smith Center Box Office at (702) 749-2000 or by visiting www.nevadaballet.org.

FAST CARS! Latest Result From The Bullring At The LVMS

For the second consecutive year, California drivers reigned supreme at The Bullring’s Fall Classic at Las Vegas Motor Speedway.

Linny White of Fontana used a great re-start late in the 150-lap Super Late Models Open Comp 150 to power his way to the checkered flag and a $10,000 pay day. He took control of the race late after 2014 Open Comp winner Jeremy Doss was sent to the rear of the pack for spinning out White in turn two on the 130th lap.

Doss had passed top qualifier Ryan Cansdale on the 108th lap after Cansdale dominated the first two-thirds of the feature before being hit with the penalty. Doss fought his way back to fifth, while Cansdale took fourth.

The night belonged to White, who did not have any plans to blow his five-figure check in Vegas casinos.  “I’m going to go back to the room and go to sleep, because I’m tired,” said White, who was driving in a borrowed fire suit because his was stolen earlier this year. “Man, that was intense. I lost my brakes on lap 60, and we nursed it to the end. Dustin (Ash), this is his place, and he kept trying to bully me on that re-start. “He was tire-rubbing me, so I took off, and I think I caught him off-guard. I think that was the move of the race, honestly.”

White, who finished 1.619 seconds ahead of 55-time Bullring race winner Dustin Ash, was highly complimentary when talking about his team after the big win.“I just had the dream team tonight, and I’m just so thankful for everybody who comes out and wrenches on this car and helps us,” he said. “I couldn’t do it without them. I’m just the dumb guy behind the wheel.”

Bakersfield, Calif., driver Eric Richardson dominated the Late Models 100 to seemingly earn a $2,500 check, but was disqualified after failing tech inspection after the race. Trevor Huddleston of Agoura Hills, Calif., who finished 1.458 seconds behind Richardson, took home the win as a result.

In the Super Stocks 50-lap feature, Bullring season champion Jason Kiser appeared to win the race after finishing .001 of a second ahead of Steve Smith, but was docked one position for going too low to pass. Smith, of San Bernardino, Calif., was all smiles in the winner’s circle. “It was just a real loose car, and I was trying to stay out of trouble,” Smith said. “Thanks to the other two guys for taking each other out, because it put me in victory lane. I’d like to give a big shout-out to my engine builder, Steve Smith.”

After a tough Bombers season in which he was plagued by car trouble and bad luck, Utah’s Nick Nuccitelli won his first Bullring race in the 40-lap Bombers “Breakout” race. Sam Jacks was leading the race at the midway point before earning a stop-and-go penalty after breaking the 20-second barrier.

Nuccitelli was overjoyed to finally make his way to the winner’s circle. “It’s a dream come true, and I can’t believe I’m standing here in victory lane at The Bullring,” Nuccitelli said. “I’d like to thank all my friends and family who make the two-hour drive week-in and week-out to come watch me.”

Gary Scheurell of Kingman, Ariz., pulled away late to take the 25-lap U.S. Legends feature, crossing the line .864 of a second ahead of Danny Medina. It was Scheurell’s first win at The Bullring in more than 20 years of racing. “I’m back,” said Scheurell, who has had to deal with heart issues this year. “I’ve been racing Legend cars for 21 years, I’ve never won in Las Vegas, and we’re back. Thanks to my wife and my heart doctor – we’re all good!”

Dylan Nobile of Clovis, Calif., won his fourth USAC HPD Midgets race of the season at The Bullring after finishing .118 of a second ahead of Toni Bredinger. Nobile said the 30-lap feature would be his last at the short track, as he is moving up in class in the future. “I just hit my marks every lap,” said Nobile, who is moving up into the winged sprint car class next year. “It’s just about keeping your speed and keeping your momentum going with these cars. This is my last race here, and I will not be back, and I’ve enjoyed it very, very much.”

Faith Luther took advantage of a final-lap spinout, going from fourth to first in the 25-lap California Mini Cups feature. When leader Alex Krause and second-place Layne Hamilton locked up and spun on the final lap, they also forced third-place Austin Herzog to spin and that opened the door for Luther to hit the finish line first.

NEXT RACE – Saturday, Nov. 21 – The Bullring’s 2015 race season comes to a close with the West Coast Short Track Championships. There will be a full night of racing that will include the SRL Spears Southwest Tour Series Championship, Lucas Oil Modifieds Championship, SRL S2 Late Models Championship and USAC HPD Midget Series Championship.

The Bullring’s concession stand offers $2 hot dogs, $2 Coca-Cola products and $3 Budweiser beer on each NASCAR Whelen All-American Series race night. For more information on all events at Las Vegas Motor Speedway, please visit www.LVMS.com and follow LVMS on Facebook and Twitter.

The Fall Classic at The Bullring - Saturday, Oct. 24, results

Bandoleros combined 20-lap feature (unofficial)
1. R.J. Smotherman; 2. Kyle Jacks (-5.931 seconds); 3. Brodey Warren (-6.145); 4. Amilleo Thomson (-6.455); 5. Tyler Emond (-12.705); 6. Kayla Eschelman (-16.914); 7. Ethan Deguevara (-18.056); 8. Kabe McClenney (-18.093); 9. Court Mitchell (-19.085); 10. Alex Bartlett (-19.482); 11. Dustin Mitchell (-1 lap); 12. Christian Warren (-2 laps); 13. Haeden Plybon (DNF); 14. Nick Kanudsen (DNF).
Bombers “breakout” 40-lap feature
1. Nick Nuccitelli; 2. Jim Merlino (-.177 of a second); 3. Justin Griffiths (-1.423); 4. Michael Greve (-1.584); 5. Rob Rynda (-2.084); 6. Sam Jacks (-2.203); 7. Justin Kiser (-2.836); 8. Steve Danko (-2.929); 9. Scott Bradbury (-11.450); 10. Arlie Daniel Jr. (-13.351); 11. Billy Hern (-1 lap); 12. Jason Sullins (-10 laps); 13. Travis Boyle (DNF); 14. Mark Hodges (DNF).
Super Stocks 50-lap feature
1. Steve Smith; 2. Jason Kiser (*docked one position); 3. Joe Deguevara (-1.298 seconds); 4. Johnny Bedingfield (-1.782); 5. Robert Smotherman (-2.524); 6. Don Sargent (-3.700); 7. Sheldon Cooper (-1 lap); 8. John Spilotro (-1 lap); 9. Billy Stephens (-1 lap); 10. Adam Simon (-2 laps); 11. Thomas Suarez (-2 laps); 12. Erica Thiering (DNF); 13. Matt Larson (-3 laps); 14. Mike Nicks (DNF); 15. Rickey Bird (DNF).
U.S. Legends 25-lap feature
1. Gary Scheurell; 2. Danny Medina (-.864 of a second); 3. T.J. Clark (-2.388); 4. Scotty Scott (-2.478); 5. Michael Todd Glazier (-6.917); 6. Ian Anderson (-7.062); 7. George Sheldon (-7.456); 8. Devin Lane (-7.574); 9. Kaden Honeycutt (-7.636); 10. Lawless Alan (-8.318); 11. Aubree Wartman (-9.101); 12. Zachery Witherwax (-15.568); 13. Brian Williams (-15.821); 14. Corey Seip (-16.259); 15. Brian Lane (DNF).
USAC HPD Midgets 30-lap feature
1. Dylan Nobile; 2. Toni Bredinger (-.118 of a second); 3. Ian Anderson (-3.248); 4. Annie Bredinger (-3.490); 5. George Kurtz (-4.850); 6. Jeff Kelley (-10.685); 7. Ashley Hazelton (DNF).
Late Models 100 feature
1. Trevor Huddleston; 2. Nick Joanides (-4.726 seconds); 3. Blaine Perkins (-12.489); 4. Riley Herbst (-12.575); 5. David Ross (-14.952); 6. Logan Jewell (-2 laps); 7. Lacie Price (-2 laps); 8. Bob Williams (-3 laps); 9. Cody Brown (-3 laps); 10. Lewis Martinez Jr. (DNF); 11. Donna Gunther (-6 laps); 12. Brandon Loverock (DNF); 13. Darren Midgley (-22 laps); 14. Kevin James (DNF); 15. Eric Martin (DNF); 16. Jacob Bishop (DNF); 17. Rob Kiemele (DNF); 18. Matt Frad Jr. (DNF); 19. Shaun Ross (DNF); 20. Eric Richardson (DQ); 21. Jeff Peterson (DQ).
California Mini Cups 25-lap feature
1. Faith Luther; 2. Blake Hamilton (-10.833 seconds); 3. Lawrence Massone (-13.998); 4. Austin Herzog (17.387); 5. Cameron Legue (-19.606); 6. Layne Hamilton (-1:06.819); 7. Alex Krause (DNF); 8. Autumn Kopeck (-1 lap); 9. Travis Dolter (-1 lap); 10. Rylee McKennitt (-1 lap); 11. Blaine Kopeck (DNF); 12. Tyler Emond (DNF).
NASCAR Super Late Models Open Comp 150 
1. Linny White; 2. Dustin Ash (-1.619 seconds); 3. Jeff Bischofberger (-2.725); 4. Ryan Cansdale (-3.693); 5. Jeremy Doss (-3.959); 6. Jason Irwin (-4.365); 7. Wade Bland (-5.137); 8. Trevor Christiani (-5.374); 9. Preston Peltier (-6.083); 10. Jonathan Gomez (-6.746); 11. Scott Gafforini (-6.990); 12. Darrell Midgley (-8.080); 13. Alan Cress (-1 lap); 14. Stan Mullis (-1 lap); 15. Warren Knipper (-4 laps); 16. Kayli Barker (-4 laps); 17. Dennis Rock Jr. (DNF); 18. Jay Beasley (DNF); 19. Chris Trickle (DNF); 20. Dylan Lupton (DNF); 21. Justin Simonson (DNF); 22. Noah Gragson (DNF); 23. Clint Haybart (DNF); 24. Parker Stephens (DNF); 25. Chris Clyne (DNF); 26. Grant Brown (DNF).

Join Shrek And Help Him Find Santa! Book Now For Family Fun

Adventure to Santa - 11/5/2015 - 12/24/2015

It's never too early to reserve your adventure! Join Shrek and his friends on a magical, interactive adventure to find Santa at the North Pole. Book early and save!

Receive a $5 discount on Adventures scheduled between November 5 - December 5! 

During your Adventure to Santa, you will:
Explore Santa's Home
Take a Thrilling Sleigh Ride
Meet Santa and Pose for a Photo
Bring Home a Holiday Memory You’ll Never Forget

Hours: 
November 5 - December 12
Monday - Saturday: 10:00am - 8:00pm
Sunday: 11:00am - 7:00pm
CLOSED THANKSGIVING DAY

December 13 - 20
Everyday: 10:00am - 8:00pm
December 21 - 23
Everyday: 8:00am - 10:00pm
December 24
Thursday: 8:00am - 6:00pm

Fashion Show Mall
3200 Las Vegas Blvd S.
Las Vegas, Nevada 89109-2692
(702) 369-8382
www.thefashionshow.com/events/adventure-to-santa
Location: The Great Hall/Runway

Downtown Las Vegas Showcased Popular Rock N' Roll Acts

All Time Low

Neck Deep

Downtown Las Vegas became a rock n’ roll hotspot as the “Back to the Future Hearts Tour,” featuring award-winning band All Time Low and co-headliners Sleeping with Sirens, took over the Downtown Las Vegas Events Center (DLVEC) dlvec.com/.

The night kicked off with Japan’s ONE OK ROCK, who got the crowd pumped up with their song “Take Me to the Top.” Next up were Welsh rockers, Neck Deep, who kept the party going with hits such as “Citizens of the Earth.”

Before the main acts took the stage, Derek Stevens, CEO of the D Las Vegas and DLVEC, greeted the crowd. Then Sleeping with Sirens burst into an exciting set and had the audience dancing to “The Strays” and “Kick Me.”

Fans went wild as All Time Low arrived at DLVEC and began to jam to a slew of their popular hits, including “Something’s Gotta Give,” the lead song of off their latest album Future Hearts. The night roared on as they dove into songs such as “Weightless” and “Kicking and Screaming.”

Sleeping With Sirens

Located at the corner of Third St. and Carson Ave. across from the D Las Vegas, the Downtown Las Vegas Events Center can accommodate up to 15,000 guests and features state-of-the-art sound and lighting. The open-air design is inviting to both tourists and locals and offers the perfect spot for concerts, conventions and other large-scale events. Embracing the uninhibited spirit of Downtown Las Vegas, the new venue will play host to a line-up of curated events including premier concerts, food festivals and more. The venue also recently announced that is the first entertainment arena in Las Vegas to accept Bitcoin as currency.

Photo Credit: Downtown Las Vegas Events Center/Tom Donoghue Photography

It's A "Last Friday" Party With O'Shea Jackson At The Foundation Room

There’s always exciting events happening at House of Blues, whether in the music hall, in Crossroads or high atop the legendary Foundation Room. Fans can join ‘Straight Outta Compton’ star O’Shea Jackson Jr. as he pays homage to his pops, O’Shea Jackson Sr., known to most as Ice Cube, with a “Last Friday” themed Halloween Eve party.

Friday, Oct. 30
Last Friday Halloween Party Featuring: O’Shea Jackson Jr. at Foundation Room
10 p.m.
21+
RSVP to Reservations@FoundationRoomLV.com for reduced admission and VIP table reservations.
Cover Charge:$30 per person – Men; $20 per person after Midnight – Ladies*

Celebrate the last Friday of the month with all the humor and ridicule you can muster on this Halloween eve and welcome the freak show holiday of many mysterious customs with an unforgettable guest – Straight Outta Compton’s own O’Shea Jackson Jr.

*Ladies receive complimentary admission via Bubbles for Beauties Ladies Night promotion (occurs Every Friday & Saturday 10 p.m. – Midnight) featuring a hosted champagne and vodka bar.

With 38 owned/operated and affiliated clubs and theaters, The House of Blues Entertainment (a division of Live Nation) portfolio is wide-ranging including the legendary Fillmore brand and the intimate House of Blues clubs throughout the United States. House of Blues Entertainment is the country’s pre-eminent live music venue collection featuring state-of-the-art sound and lighting technology in one-of-a-kind custom designed environments aimed to bring fans and artists together in unparalleled musical environments.

3950 Las Vegas Blvd S
Las Vegas, Nevada
(702) 632-7600
houseofblues.com/lasvegas

The Bellagio Fountains Get FUNKY With Bruno Mars!

The Fountains of Bellagio are getting funky. This week, in collaboration with Bruno Mars, Bellagio debuted a new Fountains show to the music of worldwide smash "Uptown Funk," adding to the attraction's collection of iconic songs. Mars was the first to watch the show at a private viewing with friends.

"I think they should change the name to the 'Brunagio'!" said Mars after viewing the show. "Never did I think I would write a song and have it be in a location such as this [the Fountains of Bellagio]. I hope it brings joy to people."

Uptown Funk sparked an international phenomenon inspiring countless tribute videos, remakes and pop culture references. The video, choreographed by Phil Tayag of Las Vegas' resident show Jabbawockeez, earned more than one billion views on YouTube making it the eighth most-viewed YouTube video of all-time.

Randy Morton, President and COO of Bellagio, said, "Uptown Funk has quickly become one of the most popular and beloved songs in the world, an instant classic. Uniting it with our beautiful and iconic dancing Fountains forms a phenomenal partnership that I'm confident will delight guests from around the globe."

The mega hit is the newest show choreographed by WET, the original Fountain creators.
WET Executive Designer & Director of Choreography Peter Kopik carefully choreographed the lively show spending nearly a month in front of the Fountains ensuring that each beat was met with the perfect spray, gyre or swirl of water. The fast-paced song is complemented by pulsing lights and dramatic cannons that shoot 460 feet into the air.

Kopik said, "It was exciting to have this opportunity to create such upbeat choreography. Capturing the energy of Uptown Funk was challenging but we are very pleased with the outcome. We believe the world will experience the energy through the visual interpretation in the show as well as the ability of the Fountains of Bellagio to showcase such a vast range of genres."

The Fountains of Bellagio is complimentary with daily performances that rotate more than 30 songs.  The schedule is:

Every 30 minutes:
Monday - Friday, 3 p.m. - 8 p.m.
Saturday and holidays, noon - 8 p.m.
Sunday, 3 p.m. - 8 p.m.
Every 15 minutes:
Daily, 8 p.m. - midnight
Sunday, 11 a.m. - 3 p.m.

3600 S Las Vegas Blvd
Las Vegas, Nevada
(888) 987-6667
www.bellagio.com/

DRAKE Celebrates Birthday At OMNIA Nightclub

Saturday, Oct. 24 was a star-studded affair as GRAMMY Award-winning artist Aubrey Graham, better known as Drake, celebrated his 29th birthday at OMNIA Nightclub inside Caesars Palace. Making his way to the nightspot around 1:00 a.m., the Young Money artist and dozens of guests were escorted to Heart of OMNIA where they took over a few VIP booths before being surprised by a parade of cocktail waitress showcasing giant letters spelling his famous Instagram handle, “Champagnepapi” and an over-the-top black and white four-tier cake. Drake was seen in high spirits all night, sipping cocktails while dancing to DJ Fred Matters’ open-format stylings including the rapper’s hit song “Diamonds Dancing.” Spotted mingling with guests including fellow artist Big Sean, the musical sensation enjoyed the rest of his birthday celebration before leaving the hot spot around 3:30 a.m.

Earlier in the evening, Drake was spotted dining at Hakkasan Las Vegas Restaurant at MGM Grand with close friends and family.  The 29 year-old rapper and his party sipped on Hakkasan’s namesake cocktail, The Hakka and enjoyed a number of signature dishes including the Jasmine Tea Smoked Beef Short Ribs, Roasted Silver Cod with Champagne and Chinese Honey, Mongolian Style Beef Tenderloin, Hakka Noodles and more.

Photo credit Aaron Garcia of Hakkasan Group