Jennifer Lopez has been so long rumored as the Strip’s next star-showcase diva that questions have been less about “Will she or won’t she?” than “Where and when?” Those have now been answered: J-Lo will launch at least 20 shows at Planet Hollywood’s Axis Theater starting Jan. 20, returning in February, May and June.
The irony isn’t lost on “Weird Al” Yankovic, the 55-year-old song parodist who parks at Planet Hollywood Tuesday through Saturday.
Unique in its promise of delivering a career’s worth of No. 1 singles in order, Mariah Carey’s diva showcase still manages to surprise at times.
On Friday’s closing night of its Riviera run, ‘Crazy Girls’ dancers shared memories — and malfunctions. Merci beaucoup to the art of burlesque.
The Riviera hotel-casino is now closed, but the show will go on for the “Crazy Girls” at Planet Hollywood.
From its birth until its death on Monday — or whatever day you already chose to mark its slide into irrelevance — the Riviera was defined by its shows and its stars.
