The excitement is building in Las Vegas as the city gears up to host the Raiders Draft Party at Kaos, located at the Palms. This venue, once known as the Rain nightclub, has transformed into a bustling hub for the NFL franchise’s draft selections.
With the slogan “Pour a draft, for the draft,” the atmosphere is sure to be electric as fans gather to support their team. Later, Raiders owner Mark Davis is expected to make a VIP appearance at Michael’s, a beloved restaurant at the South Point.
In comedy, John Mulaney is set to headline once again at Dolby Live on October 11 as part of his eagerly awaited “Mister Whatever” U.S. tour.
Tickets go on sale Friday at 10 a.m. Pacific time, and it is anticipated that this performance will sell out quickly. Mulaney has consistently drawn crowds, having previously filled the Encore Theater in April 2023 and commanding the stage at Dolby Live in September 2022.
His recent surge in popularity can be attributed to his notable appearance on David Letterman’s “My Next Guest Needs No Introduction” and his Netflix talk show “Everybody’s in L.A.” which has continued to draw viewers with its unique live format and topical discussions through May 21.
In a memorable segment, Mulaney had a lineup of men of varying heights for comedic effect; Jimmy Kimmel made a surprise appearance to fill the 6-foot slot, showcasing the spontaneity of the live show.
Meanwhile, at Jimmy Kimmel’s Comedy Club, comedian Luenell recently returned to the stage with special guest Pete Davidson.
This dynamic duo, who previously appeared on Mulaney’s show, delved into a mix of topics that veered from funeral planning to Davidson’s love life, with Luenell humorously expressing her interest in dating him despite her unexpected yet comical advances.
Their chemistry during the blindfolded segment sparked both laughter and moments of discomfort, particularly when Luenell ran her hand along Davidson’s leg, prompting him to voice his unease about the situation.
Despite the awkward moment, Luenell is clear about her feelings, although she stated she would be more respectful going forward.
Last year, discussions circulated between Letterman and Kimmel about developing a potential talk show for Luenell after her standout performance, though these talks have yet to materialize into a full-fledged program.
In community news, Aid for AIDS of Nevada (AFAN) is gearing up for its milestone 35th annual AIDS Walk Las Vegas this Sunday at the Las Vegas Ballpark.
With Penn & Teller returning as grand marshals, the event promises a lively pre-walk festival and resource fair at 9 a.m., followed by the actual walk at 10 a.m.
Funds raised during the walk will directly support AFAN’s services for Southern Nevadans impacted by HIV/AIDS.
Executive director Antioco Carrillo emphasized the importance of the event in providing essential resources, advocating for health, dignity, and support within the affected community.
Participants can register for the walk at AFANLV.org.
Also making waves in the entertainment scene, the Rouge Room at Red Rock Resorts has kicked off Salon Rouge, a captivating weekly series aimed at celebrating refined taste and feminine power.
The series launched with a performance by Dame Madelyn, renowned for her jazz roots.
Guests can expect a delightful evening filled with craft cocktails and exquisite desserts as part of the ongoing lineup of performers yet to be fully revealed.
Culinary enthusiasts are looking forward to the return of the Vegas Unstripped festival, scheduled for Sunday from 6-9 p.m. at Palms.
The event is set to feature over 30 chefs and a selection of bartenders, each crafting a unique dish or drink specifically for the festival.
This year, proceeds from the event will support local charities including the John Arena Foundation, which empowers individuals through hands-on creative initiatives, and Help of Southern Nevada, which helps families attain self-sufficiency.
Co-producers Chef James Trees and PR expert Eric Gladstone expressed their excitement about the participation of local culinary talents, showcasing the potential for an unforgettable Las Vegas night.
In remarkable cultural news, the Las Vegas Jazz Society is celebrating its 50th anniversary this weekend with a grand opening on Friday evening at the Nevada State Museum.
The celebration honors notable sidemen and women from jazz history, with a lineup of top jazz musicians taking the stage Saturday and Sunday at the Winchester Dondero Cultural Center.
Performances will include a variety of talented groups such as the Bruz Brothers, the LV Jazz Syndicate, and the Festival Big Band, ensuring a weekend rich in musical heritage.
This public event is free to attend, providing a perfect opportunity for the community to engage with the vibrant jazz scene in Las Vegas.
For more information on the weekend’s events, interested attendees should visit clarkcountynv.gov and search for the center for programming specifics.
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