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Publisher Mark De Pooter (mark.depooter@gmgvegas.com) Editor Brock Radke (brock.radke@gmgvegas.com) Staff Writer Leslie Ventura (leslie.ventura@gmgvegas.com) Associate Creative Director Liz Brown (liz.brown@gmgvegas.com) Designers Corlene Byrd, Ian Racoma Contributors Jim Begley, Brittany Brussell, Sarah Feldberg, Jason Harris, Deanna Rilling Circulation Director Ron Gannon Art Director of Advertising and Marketing Services Sean Rademacher CEO, Publisher & Editor Brian Greenspun Chief Operating Officer Robert Cauthorn Group Publisher Gordon Prouty Managing Editor Ric Anderson Las Vegas Weekly Editor Spencer Patterson 2275 Corporate Circle, Suite 300 Henderson, NV 89074 lasvegasweekly.com/industry lasvegasweekly.com /lasvegasweekly /lasvegasweekly /lasvegasweekly

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The new video for Guetta’s Nicki Minaj/Lil Wayne track “Light My Body Up” looks almost as cool as his raging sets at XS. He plays Encore Beach Club first on Saturday.

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lison Wonderland, aka Alex Sholler, wasn’t always the fist-pumping, beatbumping DJ you see at festivals and clubs today. Before the Australian-born performer learned how to DJ and produce, she studied classical music and played the cello. DJing “was kind of a happy accident for me,” says Sholler, who began spinning local underground clubs and afterparties following her live band gigs. “I just became really obsessed with DJing. I really fell in love with it. I didn’t realize that you could travel the world doing this and that you could [play] your own music. Those

were the things that made me happy— [and] freedom in performing, which I hadn’t felt before.” Sholler released her debut album, Run, in 2015, pairing up with The Flaming Lips’ Wayne Coyne for breakout track “U Don’t Know” and playing that year’s Coachella festival. In 2016, she dropped the slow-burner “Messiah,” featuring fellow Australian and producer M-Phazes (Eminem, Kimbra). And this month, she has released a cover of Ed Sheeran’s “Shape of You” and launched SiriusXM show Radio Wonderland, where she not only broadcasts her favorite tracks but interviews her friends and contemporaries. First

up on the show: none other than Skrillex. “I’m really excited, because I get to play music from every genre that I love—it’s not just beats or house or techno, it’s everything,” she says. Expect her to bring the same enthusiasm to her Nightswim debut. “I used to play pool clubs in Sydney during the summer and the vibe was always so good and positive. It’s always nice to mix it up.” Alison Wonderland at Nightswim at Encore Beach Club, May 13. –Leslie Ventura


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om Colicchio is more than one of the most important chefs in America. His Crafted Hospitality operates seven different restaurants in four different states, and his partnership with MGM Resorts International has produced Las Vegas stalwarts Craftsteak and Heritage Steak. We caught up with the judge and producer of ultra-popular cooking competition show Top Chef during the recent weekend of Vegas Uncork’d.

nights in a row. I just kept going back. I took Natalie Portman there, who is a vegan, and it worked out.

Do you have a favorite off-Strip restaurant in Las Vegas? Raku. When it was suggested to me and I went there for the first time, I went three

Why do you think Top Chef has retained its lasting impact and loyal audience? Because we’re casting real chefs. They go on to win Beard

What impact has social media had on the food world? Nowadays, stuff goes up on social media, and it goes around the world very quickly. It doesn’t matter if you are in Spain or Hong Kong or Copenhagen. It all has a very similar feel to it. The food might be different, because the chefs are all cooking different food, but it all starts to feel the same.

Awards, they go on to win Best New Chef, they open restaurants. We’re not casting a housewife that can cook good food. They can’t compete. They’ll never keep up. They can’t think fast enough. They can’t work fast enough. We don’t care about personality. I don’t care how outrageous your tattoos are. You’re gonna win if you make good food and that’s it. –Jason Harris For more with Colicchio, visit lasvegasweekly.com/industry.

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t was almost a given that Jamie Iovine would end up in the entertainment biz. After all, his father is the legendary music industry figure and record label pioneer Jimmy Iovine. “I guess you could say I was destined to be involved in music in some shape or form,” Jamie says. “I tried doing the corporate office thing and at one point worked for my old man, but none of that was for me. I found I enjoyed being onstage and performing, being an entertainer, and that drew me closer to the DJing aspect.” For the younger Iovine, who returns to play at Rehab at the Hard Rock this weekend, spinning is just one aspect of a diverse entertainment career. He has DJ’d at WrestleMania and worked as a backstage producer for the WWE. He has toured with some of the biggest names in the business, including Kaskade and Steve Aoki, back when his sound was more EDM-oriented. (“I just like to have more room to experiment and see what works and what doesn’t, to play music from a

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broader spectrum.”) And he’s coowner of the beloved Meltdown Comics and Collectibles store on Sunset Boulevard in his native LA, the culmination of a life spent as a comic-book fan. “Ever since I could drive I was there every day after school, under false pretenses, as I was supposed to be going to after-school tutoring,” Iovine says. “Eventually I got caught, but [my parents] knew it was a passion of mine, so they let me go back.” Now that he has found multiple creative outlets to feed the beast, Iovine is feeling settled and productive and plans to have a single out this summer. “As a DJ I like to be very interactive, very high-energy,” he says. “I try to leave everything out there every time. That’s why Vegas crowds are the most amazing for me, because everyone is just out there to have fun.” Jamie Iovine at Rehab at the Hard Rock Hotel, May 12. –Brock Radke


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he essential decision in your Vegas night strategy is where the adventure begins. Certainly, you’ll need a drink, but not just any drink. The venue needs to bring its own energy, because you need to charge your battery for the excitement ahead. And it should be a place alluring enough to make you consider lingering a bit, offering enough fun and engagement to compete with whatever the next stop might be. The Venetian added exactly that type of place late last year, when it partnered with New York nightlife legend David Rabin and acclaimed bartender Sam Ross to create the Dorsey, a gorgeous 4,500-squarefoot cocktail bar that serves as the conduit between casino action and restaurant and entertainment offerings. The lavish, handcrafted cocktails are on point, tempting you to stick around and work your way through the menu before dinner or the show. The

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slick surroundings are equally eye-opening: classic brass, leather and mahogany made modern with notes of gold and black; a steamy, faux fireplace in the librarythemed backroom and a gleaming birdcage booth beckoning at the entrance. Dig into plush chairs, step up to the bar or meet your squad at a high table—no matter the experience you choose in this inviting venue, the Dorsey’s stellar service and delectable drinks will start your night right. And if you’re lucky, you’ll be back for a nightcap when it’s all over. The Dorsey at the Venetian, 702-414-1945; daily 2 p.m.-4 a.m. –Brock Radke


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n Las Vegas, Steel Panther is practically an institution, equal parts parody and tribute, fitting easily into the touristpacked entertainment landscape. But the glam-rock party band has achieved a lot more than a reputation as one of Sin City’s favorite recurring acts. Consisting of Michael Starr on vocals, Lexxi Foxx on bass, Stix Zadinia on drums and Satchel on guitar, the LA-bred band has released five fulllength albums, including last year’s acoustic-oriented concert LP, Live

From Lexxi’s Mom’s Garage, and this year’s studio album, Lower the Bar. The comically nostalgic group has been touring the world for a decade, popping up on major pop-culture touchstones that run the gamut from Dancing With the Stars and Fox NFL Sunday. More recently, Steel Panther teamed up with Robin Zander for a cover of Cheap Trick’s “She’s Tight,” and in Las Vegas, sprinkled in a rowdy residency at Drai’s Nightclub on the roof of the Cromwell boutique hotel. The band

checked back into the House of Blues at Mandalay Bay for two shows this month, a natural home for the catchy, sleazy, always fun Steel Panther experience. Steel Panther at the House of Blues at Mandalay Bay, May 11.

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May 4 marked the launch of the new music program, which brings themed sounds Thursdays through Sundays at sunset. Whether it’s old-school R&B, pop and dance tracks, a rock-music party or Latin beats, Citrus is living by its mantra: “Always fresh, always fun, always free.” There’s no cover, and you won’t find lines on your way into this pool party. Citrus also serves food from Hell’s Kitchen winner Scott Commings, including falafel skewers, lobster and shrimp rolls and other light, shareable offerings—perfect

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plates for keeping the party moving. The sparkling pool, semiprivate cabanas, fire pit and fun, backyard-style games like table tennis and foosball maintain a relaxing vibe. And then, at 7 p.m., live entertainment takes over. The Friday-night dance party, for example, features a Shakira tribute band led by Lorena Peril, star of Fantasy at Luxor, while Sunday’s “Noche de Ritmo” pairs a DJ with a live band like local favorites Banda Corazon Sinaloense. The Citrus Summer Series is here, and it’ll last all season long. Take advantage. Citrus at Downtown Grand, 702-719-5100.


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f you’ve ever spent a day in the hospital, you’ve probably experienced intravenous therapy. It’s one of the quickest and easiest ways to administer medications and fluids that help your body hydrate and heal faster. It has also become popular in recent years at medical spas like Reviv, which recently opened its second Las Vegas location (and new flagship) in Palazzo’s Grand Canal Shoppes. “We have two basic treatments,” Reviv medical director Dr. Raanan Pokroy. The IV therapy and “booster shot” injections help alleviate symptoms from dehydration, jet lag, hangovers, common colds and exhaustion, and

provide energy needed for a busy day of fun in the city that never sleeps. The Vitaglow anti-aging IV therapy contains a concentrated dose of glutathione and vitamin C, which restores hydration and rejuvenates hair, skin and nails. The “super antioxidant” glutathione, Pokroy says, “is profoundly more intense in its ability to get rid of free radicals and other cellular damaging chemicals.” Meanwhile, the Ultraviv Recovery IV Therapy is formulated to replenish hydration and help you recover from last night’s festivities, as well as alleviating cold and flu symptoms, body aches and allergies.

The injections include vitamin B12, CoQ10+ and Slimboost—the latter aiding the body in quickly generating ATP and promoting weight loss. Whether you need a cosmetic pickme-up or some intense hangover relief, the newest Reviv is sure to replenish and revive. Reviv at Palazzo, 702-600-0521; Sunday-Thursday, 9 a.m.-11 p.m., Friday & Saturday 9 a.m.-midnight. –Leslie Ventura


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t’s a question worthy of true debate: What’s the best pasta shape? You could argue that certain noodles are built to handle certain sauces. You could make a case that stuffed pasta creations like ravioli offer an extra dimension to the dish, but those tasty pillows don’t soak up their surroundings as well as a tender pile of pappardelle. It’s hard to choose a single plate for dinner at a great Italian-American restaurant like Fresco Italiano, a quiet

gem at the Westgate resort just east of the Las Vegas Strip. But there’s one dish that leaps off this menu with bold promise: the shortrib tortellini gigante. Huge, ring-shaped pasta pockets cooked to perfect tenderness are loaded with savory, supple beef shortrib. The slow braised meat’s unrelenting richness is beautifully contrasted by Fresco’s house-made marinara, tangy and bright while boasting a roasty depth of flavor of its own. Decorative

ribbons of sharp Parmigiano-Reggiano cheese and sprinkles of fresh herbs and red pepper flakes represent the finishing touches, but the real finisher is you eating this entire plate of perfect pasta. Fresco Italiano at Westgate Las Vegas, 702-732-5276; daily 5-10 p.m.


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ince opening last fall, the Lucky Dragon at the north end of the Las Vegas Strip has quickly established itself as one of the most unique casino properties in the city’s diverse tourist corridor. The trend continues with the arrival of pool season and the new Cha Garden Pool & Tea Lounge, a peaceful indoor/ outdoor oasis offering a one-of-a-kind experience built around refreshing cocktail service. Flanked by oak trees and a mosaic dragon mural and fountain, the pool’s the perfect place to escape from the typically wild pool scenes of the Strip. Dial up the relaxation by reserving a private

tea cabana and taking advantage of bottle service, hi-def TV screens, teacentric specialty cocktails and a menu of small bites that includes sandwiches, salads and bao. “We’ve used a modern take on traditional recipes to create the ultimate refreshing, satisfying summer menu,” says Blaire Dela Cruz, Lucky Dragon’s vice president of hospitality. Cocktail highlights include the Green Tea Margarita, where the tea and fresh lime juice smooth over Patron Silver; the Lucky Tea-Ni with Belvedere Peach Nectar and Créme de Cassis; the Jade Cooler with Chivas Regal and house-brewed green tea lemonade; and

the Taichung Sparkle Punch, a crowdpleaser made with Mount Gay Eclipse rum, Cointreau, Chandon Brut and fresh strawberries. Select specialty drinks (including that persuasive punch) are available as pitchers or punch bowls, amplifying the social experience. With such refreshing relaxation on tap, Cha Garden is worlds away from the typical. Cha Garden at Lucky Dragon, 702-889-8018; SundayThursday 11 a.m.-9 p.m., Friday & Saturday 8 a.m.-10:30 p.m.


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here are two main reasons why Vegas native and 13-year DJ Jenna Palmer focuses on the dayclub and pool-party scene. First, it’s just a natural fit for her style. “I try to stay true to what moves my soul,” she says. “At pools, I can play more house music, I don’t have to be stuck in open format or Top 40. Everyone tends to veer toward either hard hip-hop or [EDM] these days, and I like that, too, but I think I’m different because I love real house music. I can throw on a mix and play a housey version of those things, still get that grit of the song with the chillness of house music.” You can find Palmer playing her fourth season at the Flamingo Go Pool every Thursday, and spinning periodic sets at the resort pools at Wynn and Encore and at the newly reimagined Aquatic Club at Palazzo. But it’s about more than the music. “I have a little one, so the

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nightlife thing is out,” Palmer says, referring to her 6-year-old son, Jace. “Any daytime stuff, I’m with it. As long as I can be a mom and be normal and be with my kid at night, still doing my mommy duties like making him dinner every night, I’m happy.” Palmer, also a full-time Vegas realtor, says there are more DJ moms in the city than you’d think. “I can think of three or four off the top of my head,” she says. So does Jace like his mom’s music? “You have no idea,” she says. “When I’m practicing or just want to mess around, he’s always there, adjusting effects or pushing a bunch of buttons. He loves trap and his favorite track is ‘Purple Lamborghini’ by Skrillex and Rick Ross. That’s his stuff ... the clean version of course.” –Brock Radke


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EM BASSY 5/12 24 Horas. 5/13 DJ Knock. 5/19 Bad Bunny. 3355 Procyon St, Thu-Sat, 702-6096666. RO O M

5/12 DJ Excel. 5/13 Greg Lopez. 5/19 DJ Baby Yu. 5/20 Graham Funke. 5/26 Konflikt. 5/27 DJ Crooked. Mandalay Bay, nightly, 702-6327631. FOX TAIL SLS, Fri-Sat, 702-761-7621.

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5/12 Carnage. 5/13 Dash Berlin. 5/15 Dash Berlin. 5/19 Galantis. 5/20 Eric Prydz. 5/22 Savi. 5/26 Carnage. 5/27 Gucci Mane. 5/28 DJ Khaled. 5/29 Ty Dolla $ign. Cosmopolitan, Mon, Fri-Sat, 702-333-9000.

5/11 Tiësto. 5/12 Lil Jon. 5/13 Tiësto. 5/14 Mark Eteson. 5/18 Tiësto. 5/19 Porter Robinson. 5/20 Tiësto. 5/21 Drake. 5/25 Zedd. 5/26 Kaskade. 5/27 Tiësto. 5/28 Calvin Harris. MGM Grand, Wed-Sun, 702-891-3838.

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HYDE 5/12 DJ C-L.A. 5/13 DJ D-Miles. 5/16 DJ Karma. 5/17 DJ D-Miles. 5/19 Konflikt. 5/20 DJ Hollywood. 5/23 DJ Crooked. 5/24 DJ Direct. 5/26 DJ Ikon. 5/27 Brody Jenner. 5/28 DJ Sev One. Bellagio, nightly, 702-693-8700. IN T RIGUE

5/11 DJ Esco. 5/12 Schoolboy Q. 5/13 Big Sean. 5/14 DJ Franzen. 5/18 DJ Esco. 5/20 Chris Brown & Fabolous. 5/21 DJ Franzen. 5/25 DJ Esco. 5/26 Future. 5/27 Lil Wayne. 5/28 Wiz Khalifa. Cromwell, Tue, Thu-Sun, 702-777-3800.

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