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hey wondered if it would work, and if it would last. But now the only question is: Has Britney been better for Las Vegas or has Vegas been better for Britney? Last September, Britney Spears extended her Piece of Me residency at Planet Hollywood with a two-year, $35 million deal, proving more than the pop star’s enduring appeal. Britney’s show is the natural evolution of Celine Dion’s powerhourse Vegas residency, a still-charting star of another generation redefining the role of Strip headliner. Forbes named Spears the
sixth-highest-earning female musician of 2015. The Britney buzz has only continued to build this year with the release of her ninth studio album, Glory, which moved 111,000 equivalent album units in its first week, and her victorious August return to the MTV VMA stage. It’s hard to believe that 2017, just around the corner, will mark the 20th anniversary of her deal with Jive records that lead to ...Baby One More Time, the album that ignited one of pop music’s most memorable careers. Britney’s Vegas success has helped
pave the way for new resident shows from Jennifer Lopez, Bruno Mars and the Backstreet Boys. Other stars will join the ranks of this new world of Vegas entertainment, but when we look back on this era, it will be Britney Spears who set the course. Britney: Piece of Me at the Axis at Planet Hollywood, October 21, 22, 26, 28 & 29; November 2, 4, 5, 9, 11, 12, 16, 18 & 19. –Brock Radke
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reenspun Media Group, publisher of Industry Weekly and Las Vegas Weekly, has partnered with Allied Integrated Marketing to conduct an innovative new study on the Vegas nightlife and food and beverage landscapes. The research—conducted both online and on the ground through intercept interviews—will be released through an exclusive, invite-only, “culture salon” event next week. “One of the reasons we are starting these quarterly culture salons in Las Vegas is the lack of research in these areas,” says Adam Cunningham of creative agency 87AM. “What we did not
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clubs [Jewel and Intrigue] super-lived up to the hype, and the energy and atmosphere at both parties is great. I love those rooms.” Credible is also playing around California, along with Chicago, Denver and Cleveland, but he’s making time to expand his endeavors in music, entertainment and fashion. First up: working with other producers and artists including YG, Jeremih and G-Eazy on some big, festival-style remixes. “Being on the radio right now is like having a front-of-the-line pass,” he says. “We are exploring that exact for-
mula and want to make stuff that can go on the radio and also play in those big rooms. It’s crazy to me now that these big pop hits are coming from our world and have our elements. I’m definitely on that, and then on the other side, working on some more street hip-hop records as well.” Justin Credible at Jewel at Aria, October 21. –Brock Radke
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uick: Name a city where Halloween is more fun for grown-ups that isn’t Las Vegas. Can’t do it? Exactly. All Hallow’s Eve is always an amazing opportunity for the Strip’s sensational nightlife venues to get a little more theatrical with programming, and this year’s Halloween weekend events (October 28-31) could set a new standard for spooky fun. 1 OAK at Mirage sets up for a Hollywood Horror weekend that includes an American Psycho-themed party with host Scott Disick and a $10,000 costume contest on October 29.
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Hakkasan’s Watchers of the Wall theme features performances by Jauz, The Chainsmokers, Tiësto and Calvin Harris at MGM Grand. At Aria, Jewel’s first Halloween party weekend, called Onyx, includes performances by Steve Aoki and Puff Daddy and a $25,000 costume contest at Aria. Lavo at Palazzo hosts a Heaven and Hell-themed version of its infamous party brunch on October 29. Light brings the Lightmare and Forbidden Ball weekend parties,
kicked off by Haunted Homecoming with DJ Mustard on October 26. J. Cole performs live on October 29 and Disclosure returns to the Mandalay Bay venue on Halloween night, October 31. Marquee at the Cosmopolitan offers Vegas Horror Story: FreaQfest with Cash Cash on October 28, and Vice headlines at Marquee’s Dayclub Dome (with a costume contest) on October 30. Omnia at Caesars Palace transforms into an ancient opera house for its Rise of the Phantom party, highlighted by sets from Calvin Harris and Martin Garrix. Tao at Venetian hosts a costume contest and DJ Eric DLux on October 28, plus a live performance from French Montana on October 29. For the first time, Wynn and Encore nightclubs will unify thematically to create an Alice-inspired Halloween Wynnderland. Fall down Intrigue’s Rabbit Hole, where Ookay, Jerzy and Duke Dumont perform throughout the weekend. Celebrate a mad Tea Party at Surrender with RL Grime, Dillon Francis and Marshmello. And experience the Queen’s Garden at XS with Alesso, Skrillex and Diplo.
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he classic casino coffee shop has evolved. Experience a fresh, modern and luxurious take on the Vegas three-meal restaurant at Jardin, an invigorating room with an irresistible alfresco option located on the promenade between Wynn and Encore. No matter what time of day or night you visit or what you’re in the mood for, you’ll find an interesting take on familiar food here. The day begins with an antioxidant açai smoothie and Maine lobster
Benedict with tomato Hollandaise sauce. Weekend brunch is the time to indulge in the Bloody Mary bar and strawberry cheesecake French toast. At lunchtime, it’s hard to pass up the crispy buttermilk chicken sandwich or the Jardin burger with house-cured pork belly and cheddar cheese. And the dinner menu offers hot and cold “social plates” like yellowtail tartare, beef carpaccio and Portuguese octopus, ideal for a fun pre-party meal with the whole squad—XS is only steps away.
It’s hard to believe one restaurant could have so much to offer, but Jardin has Vegas diners covered every step of the way. Jardin at Encore, 877-321-9966; Sunday-Thursday 7 a.m.-11 p.m., Friday & Saturday 7 a.m.-midnight.
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ust as Delmonico is wellknown as one of the best and longest-standing steakhouses on the Strip, its bar is universally recognized as one of the greatest places in Las Vegas to drink whiskey. With more than 700 varieties from around the world, this list is tough to top. You might not know that Delmonico also offers some of the most inventive cocktails on the Strip, thanks to the creativity of award-winning lead mixologist Juyoung Kang. She just unveiled the bar’s fall menu, and the latest flavor combinations will catch you off-guard. Kang’s not one to follow trends or obvious seasonal selections. The California Fizz, for example, is an utterly refreshing blend of Chareau Aloe liqueur, Campari, lime, simple syrup, egg whites and grapefruit soda, slightly bitter with effervescent
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Fuse Media’s FM network (fm.tv) has ordered 10 episodes of Tiësto’s In the Booth, a show that serves up a behindthe-scenes look into the exclusive world of one of the planet’s most popular DJs. The first two episodes of the docuseries premiered on FM and its sister network Fuse on October 17, and new episodes will air exclusively on FM every Monday night at 11 p.m. “We are honored to be partnering with such a legendary talent,” Fuse VP Michael Dugan says. “Tiësto’s connection with his audience is undeniable.” ... New Year’s Eve nightclub bookings on the Las Vegas Strip are heating up fast. Recently announced: Steve Aoki will play Jewel’s first NYE at Aria, and Drake returns to Hakkasan at MGM Grand. Elsewhere, Calvin Harris takes over at Omnia at Caesars Palace, Major Lazer plays XS and DJ Snake plays Surrender. ... Brigette Contreras, pastry chef at STK at the Cosmopolitan, was named Pastry Chef of the Year by the Nevada Restaurant Association this month at the annual Culinary Excellence Awards. ... Encore Beach Club is done for the season, but next year will be here before you know it. The dayclub will hold group interviews January 12 and 13 for marketing model cocktail server and marketing model bartender positions. Prospective candidates need to first apply online at wynncareers.com.
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