LAS VEGAS–Some observations about this freaky little town in the dessert from Captain Obvious:Ladies here always seem happy to help a fella from out of town out with a pointer or two (see photo, above). These kids were getting thrown out of the Wynn Thursday night for bringing their giant inflatable penis into the casino.
Brioux and the Bryans. Want an interview? Jump in the lake LAS VEGAS–Had a breathtaking opportunity to get a bird’s eye view of the route the Paddling Bryans took along the Colorado river Thursday on a helicopter tour of Lake Mead and the Grand Canyon. Much thanks to publicist extraordinaire Nikki Lamb Tudico and Travel
Stacey and Nikki make a Moose sandwich apres NHL Awards LAS VEGAS–The NHL Awards at the Wynn Hotel and Casino? With a name like Wynn, no wonder there were no Leafs walking the grounds.I’m down here on the dime of Travel + Escape, not to attend hockey banquets but to interview their two dudes where
Paddling Bryan’s Wallwork and Adams. Not the singer LAS VEGAS–Everything that happens in Vegas, stays in Vegas, right? It should be everything that happens before you get to Vegas should be thoroughly fact checked. Case in point: I blabbed about my trip to Vegas to CHML’s Scott Thompson and I got one big key fact
Here’s a shocker—a guy walking on a wire across Niagara Falls beat the final game of the Stanley Cup playoffs as the most-watched program of the week in Canada. Leafs should check to see if he can play goal. Otherwise a week full of Euro Cup soccer, NBA finals and Jays baseball booted reruns in
Visited the impressive and friendly set of the legal drama Suits last week in Toronto. The series returns for a second season tonight at 9 p.m. ET on Bravo in Canada and Thursdays at 10/9c on USA Network in the States.Suits shoots at the same former munitions factory in Downsview where Covert Affairs is lensed. By
I didn’t see a minute of Sunday’s MMVAs in Toronto but here is a photo of Katy Perry as a big moth or something. Below is a photo of some young girl in a classic, well polished, 1965 Mustang. Detroit’s original “Pony Car” was styled under the direction of project design chief Joe Oros and his