What is it that you love about Las Vegas? Is it the fun you will derive from casinos or the entertainment you will get from the various entertainment joints in the city? Continue Reading →
Category Archives: Las Vegas
How Don Barden Changed Vegas
Don Barden is one of the most important names in the history of Las Vegas, but few people know who he was, even to this day. Continue Reading →
Las Vegas: Stars Shine At The 34th Stellar Gospel Music Awards Red Carpet (Photos)
Central City Productions wrapped up the taping of the 34th Annual Stellar Gospel Music Awards on Friday, March 29, 2019, at the Orleans Arena in Las Vegas, NV. Continue Reading →
Harlem’s Cam’ron, Jim Jones And Diplomats Smoked The GFIVE’s 1st Budversary (Photos)
On Saturday, October 20th, 2018, black-owned cannabis company, GFIVE Cultivation celebrated their 1-year budversary with a star-studded performance from our own Harlem’s Diplomats featuring Cam’ron and Jim Jones. Continue Reading →
Las Vegas: Anika Noni Rose, Snoop Dogg And More At Stellar Gospel Music Awards (Photos)
Central City Productions completed the taping of the 2018 Annual Stellar Gospel Music Awards in Las Vegas at the Orleans Arena. Continue Reading →
Las Vegas: East Harlem’s New Rao’s Restaurant In Vegas World
Heading to the West Coast and want a taste of Harlem while you’re in Las Vegas, we suggest you head to the new Rao’s restaurant. Continue Reading →
Harlem’s Keith Sweat Returns To Las Vegas
R&B icon Keith Sweat is returning to The Flamingo due to popular demand. His new, limited engagement will run from July 5-22, 2017, where he’ll perform his hits including “I Want Her,” “Twisted” and “Nobody.” Continue Reading →
Heading From Harlem To Las Vegas, Check Out Cher At The Park Theater
If you are heading from Harlem to Las Vegas, checkout Cher at the place that’s the home of the original, vintage Las Vegas scene, Historic Downtown Las Vegas continues to evolve and attract visitors of all ages and descent. Continue Reading →
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