White Hot! Ice-T And Coco Celebrate Second Season Of Their Reality Show
Posted on Feb 12, 2012 @ 11:27AM - 8 comments
Coco showed Ice-T exactly what he loves about her in a skimpy outfit in Las Vegas last night.
The reality show couple was celebrating the launch of the second season of their series at PURE Nightclub at Caesars Palace Resort.
Coco looked, well as Coco does, in a skimpy white halter dress that left little to the imagination and showcased her dangerous curves.
PHOTOS: Coco And Ice-T Celebrate Second Season Of Their Reality Show
Meanwhile, Coco caused controversy this week when she uploaded a naked picture of herself laying next to her baby nephew. The model quickly removed the picture from Twitter soon after posting it up after receiving negative comments.
Coco, real name Nicole Natalie Marrow, will apparently focus on whether she wants to have a baby in this upcoming season. Drama includes a pregnancy false alarm which lands her at the doctor’s office.
Crystal Harris Parties After Break-Up With Hugh Hefner
Posted on Jul 09, 2011 @ 01:30PM - 4 comments
Hugh Hefner’s almost-bride Crystal Harris continued to enjoy the single life Friday night as she partied it up at PURE Nightclub in Caesars Palace, Las Vegas.
Hello Las Vegas Strip! Elton John Returning To Sin City
Posted on Apr 20, 2011 @ 11:10AM - Add a comment
by Radar Staff Reporter
Move over, Elvis: Elton John and his million dollar piano are coming to Las Vegas.
The Rocket Man singer will headline 16 shows in Sin City this fall at The Colosseum at Caesars Palace, beginning a 3-year residency at the lavish venue he calls the "perfect, idyllic place to play."
Paris Hilton Poses at COLOR Salon On The Night of Her Arrest
Posted on Aug 29, 2010 @ 09:19AM - Add a comment
Paris Hilton stopped by Michael Boychuck's COLOR Salon at Caesars Palace on Friday night for some pampering. The heiress was later arrested on possession of cocaine charges.
PHOTOS: Hot Bikini Clad Miss USA Contestants Party Poolside In Vegas
Posted on May 06, 2010 @ 03:12PM - Add a comment
The Miss USA pageant contestants spent the afternoon in skimpy bikinis on Wednesday and RadarOnline.com has the sexy photos!
PHOTOS: Miss USA Contestant Sexy Bikini Pics
The fifty-one girls competing for the title of Miss USA are in Las Vegas prepping for the competition and took the afternoon off to frolic in the sun.
PHOTOS: Miss Kentucky Collapses
Recovering from her on-stage spill at the opening ceremony, Miss Kentucky, Kindra Clark, bounced back and had a fun time with her friends at the Caesar’s Palace pool. Joined by Miss Tennessee, Tucker Perry, and a handful of other girls they all donned leopard print Kandy Wrappers teeny bikinis.
PHOTOS: Beauty Pageant Beauties Pose In Swimsuits
“They all had an amazing day by the pool,” a pageant official told RadarOnline.com. “It was really hot but they all had a lot of fun.”
PHOTOS: Ex-Miss California Carrie Prejean Swimsuit Competition
Last year’s competition was marred by Carrie Prejean’s anti-gay marriage answer to a question posed by Judge Perez Hilton. The right wing beauty queen ultimately lost her Miss California crown after a tumultuous battle with the pageant organizers and Donald Trump.
PHOTOS: Great Bikini Bodies
This year’s pageant will be hosted by celebrity chef Curtis Stone and Natalie Morales and will air live at 7 pm eastern on Sunday, May 16 on NBC.
Tiger Woods Mistress Jamie Jungers Cashes In
Posted on Feb 04, 2010 @ 11:30AM - 6 comments
Who says it doesn’t pay to be one of Tiger Woods’ mistresses …
Las Vegas cocktail waitress and model Jamie Jungers will reportedly be receiving a healthy pay check when she appears at Pure Nightclub at Caesars Place Friday, February 12.
Check Out Jamie Jungers Promotion For Event
Sin City Woes: Wealthy Philanthropist Takes On Harrah's Casino For Millions
Posted on Dec 09, 2009 @ 06:36PM - 4 comments
Las Vegas is a town known for indulgence, but for one wealthy businessman, the allure of the city was too much and he’s fighting back at a giant of the famed Nevada strip for taking advantage of his addictions.
Terrance “Terry” Watanabe lost $127 million dollars through gambling in 2007 alone and is requesting the outstanding $14 million he owes to Harrah’s Entertainment be forgiven since the casino’s employees supplied him with drugs and alcohol to keep him playing. According to Nevada laws, it is illegal for a casino to allow a person under the influence to gamble.
Watanabe is fighting the remaining balance because he says that Harrah's agreed to discount his losses and other incenctives, but never did.
Read The Court Documents Here
“Terry takes full responsibility for his gambling and alcohol addiction, but Harrah's needs to take responsibility for predatory practices," Watanabe’s lawyer Pierce O’Donnell said. The philanthropist’s gambling at various Harrah’s Entertainment casinos (which include Caesar’s Palace and the Rio Resort) accounted for a staggering 5.6% of the company’s profit in 2007 according to O’Donnell.
An explosive letter obtained by RadarOnline.com from O'Donnell to the Nevada Gaming Commission states: "for several months, the same Caesars handler, as well as other Caesars employees, specifically hosts, floor persons, and supervisors, thereafter continued to supply Mr. Watanabe with large quantities of Lortab pills. Caesars employees provided Mr. Watanabe large volumes of alcohol and large quantities of prescription pills in their capacities as employees of, and for the benefit of, Caesars and Harrah's - and with their senior management's knowledge and approval." The documents also reveal that when Watanabe wasn't on the floor gambling, hotel employees would call and visit his room to get him to go back down and gamble.
Watanabe had filed a civil suit against Harrah's Entertainment in regards to the outstanding balance he owes. After Harrah's Entertainment turned the case over to Clark County prosecutors, Watanabe was charged with fraud and theft. If convicted, he could serve up to 28 years in jail.
"The worst part of this predicament is that a legitimate business dispute is being criminalized. There was a good faith dispute with Harrah's that Mr. Watanabe attempted to settle in 2008, but Harrah's simply turned it over to the district attorney who then indicted him," O'Donnell asserts.
Watanabe sold his company The Oriental Trading Company in 2000 and established a philanthropic foundation in Omaha. But by 2007, the lure of Las Vegas had become so powerful that he was spending most of his time in Sin City.
Unlike Harrah’s, Vegas heavyweight Steve Wynn appropriately cut off Watanabe after noticing the businessman’s personal demons.
"Terry was cut off personally by Steve Wynn after he recognized that Terry had an alcohol and gambling addiction,” O’Donnell adds. “We believe that Mr. Wynn acted appropriately under his casino's gambling responsibility practices."
The Las Vegas Gaming Commission is monitoring the situation and O'Donnell has subpoenaed surveillance video and other evidence from Caesars and the Rio which they are refusing to turn over. O'Donnell is going back to court in Las Vegas in January to attempt to retrieve video evidence he is confident will show that his client was intoxicated when he was gambling.
O'Donnell would like the criminal case thrown out against his client and for the outstanding debt forgiven. Watanabe has lost much of his fortune to gambling and is now living in San Francisco.
"Terry went to rehab for his gambling and alcohol addiction, and he now wants to work with other
gambling addicts, he wants to try to make lemonade out of lemons," O'Donnell said.
