We sit down with "Mr. Las Vegas," the one-and-only Wayne Newton, in advance of his performance at MGM Northfield Park on ...

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The Tropicana Las Vegas hotel — famous as both a Rat Pack haunt and a monument to mobster lore — was imploded at 2:30 a.m.

Opened in 1957, the Tropicana was one of the early resorts that helped shape the Las Vegas skyline. The mob-era property ...

DRAMATIC footage has captured the moment the iconic Tropicana in Las Vegas collapsed into a pile of rubble. The so-called Tiffany of the Strip, which featured in the James Bond movie Diamonds Are ...

At 2:30am Wednesday morning, Las Vegas demolished the iconic Tropicana hotel and casino to make way for the new Oakland A's ballpark.

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and Wayne Newton. Yet, the the most unbelievable apparent client of all remains the King of Rock and Roll, Elvis Presley. Pratt’s Ambiguous Connection to Elvis Presley One of the most fascinating ...

From social media announcements to paparazzi pictures, some of Hollywood's biggest stars debuted bundles of joy this year.

It was also covered by Jimmie Crane, Al Jacobs, and Juice Newton. Elvis Presley recorded “How Great Thou Art” in May 1966. The song was part of his gospel album, How Great Thou Art ...