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Showing posts with label Go-Go Girls. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Go-Go Girls. Show all posts

Thursday, May 26, 2011

Lady GaGa...pool party @ Cosmopolitan Hotel in Vegas! Go Go's at Mandalay Bay!

 




Lady GaGa has been swept up in a whirlwind of activity!

The other night she alighted in the hot seat next to Dave Letterman appearing for all-the-world like an exotic black-plummaged bird from some intriguing nether-world.beyond this dimension.

And, a stint on Saturday Night Live, revealed her humorous side with comic sidekick Justin Timberlake.

Who knew?

Last night, the Pop Diva also did an erotic turn with a male dancer in a captivating live performance on the final segment of American Idol, which literally stole the show out from under all the mega-talent who appeared on stage.

The Internet has been awash with every delicious sensual tidbit - and it's been enough to give rise to a boner - or two!

Now, the high-profile musical phenomenon is about to fly into Vegas and hold court at a pool party at the oh-so-chic Cosmopolitan Hotel tomorrow night in Las Vegas.

Fans may be thrilled to hear that a copy of her eclectic new album - Born this Way - will open the magic doors to the sizzling hot event  - so they can get an up-close gander at the object of their pop sensation desires!

Purchase of an album at the door will also get a nod from the doorman!

I expect there will be a lot of little monsters descending on the elegant new Hotel on the strip, which has been causing quite a stir with tourists and world travellers alike.

Personally, I love the trendy upscale hangout!

Meanwhile, with memorial day weekend about to kick off, a few of the other Hotels are trying to get in on all-the-action, too.

After all, it's been predicted that approximately 113,000 visitors are about to flock into the desert oasis - and hopefully - spend with gay abandon to the thrill of local businesses hungry for a surge in sales.

So, if Lady GaGa is not your idea of an night on-the-town, other popular acts are hankering for your attention.

The Go Go's,  for instance, will be taking the stage at Mandalay Bay tomorrow night.

And, Berlin will be appearing at the Freemont Experience, for free!

Needless to say, there may be a Hangover or 2 come Saturday morning.

By the way, the sequel has opened locally, so you may want to catch that flick this weekend if you're not into playing the slots, or rubbing elbows with celebrities at ultra chic Night Clubs along the Las Vegas strip.

The word from most movie-goers appears to be that Hangover 2 is not as good as the first, but, entertaining none-the-less.

This time out the storyline was set in Bangkok.

Even still, tourists have been calling Caesar's Hotel in Vegas to try and book the Hangover 2 suite, which doesn't actually exist (except n the minds of filmgoers who pine for a bit of real-time movie magic in their lives, too).

Catch 'ya around town this weekend, eh?

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Saturday, April 25, 2009

Newport Beach Film Festival...After-party a blow out! Hip OC rocks...



Festival Buzz on 1:03 AM (Short Film)





Go-Go Girls in chic cocktail dresses did a tasteful bump-and-grind on top of decorator tables (after all, this was OC), the beat of the infectious music prompted party-goers to erupt into impromptu dances about the showroom of the Land Rover auto dealership, and long queues for the scrumptious Hor d'ouevres seemed to snake endlessly amidst film buffs who chatted each other up to a fever pitch.

Yes, after a dazzling array of screenings @ the Newport Beach Film Festival last night, the locals were ready to party-hearty and wile away the twilight hours with gay abandon.

Was this the new power elite?

The packed house was populated with hip, well-heeled, stylish young adults ranging in ages from 25-40.

And, the good-looking crowd was effervescent and spilling over with excitement.

"That's what I like about the Newport Fest. People who attend come to have fun, " one volunteer piped up cheerfully.

"They show up in plain old jeans or maybe dress up for the occasion. But, there is no attitude here."

No one needed to be a shrinking violet, that's for sure.

Guests were outgoing and approachable - so much so - I made many new acquaintances.

And - unlike a couple of festivals I have attended in the past - the filmmakers & the audiences mixed-and-mingled, engaged in meaningful dialogues about film and the craft behind the art, you name it.

The Festival is going full steam in its tenth year and there is no looking back.

This morning I took in "An Electic Box of Shorts" which I'll be reporting on later in the week.

Film-goers have recommended a handful of films slated to hit the Silver Screen this coming week such as - "Lightbulb" starring Jeremy Renner, "Suspect X" starring Masaharu Fukuyama, "Bicycle Dreams" (documentary), "A film with me in it" starring Dylan Moran and Mark Doherty, "Seraphine" starring Yolande Moreau, and - in a Short Film program on April 26th - an original offering titled "1:03 A.M." produced by Raymond & Joseph Cinemato @ Jar Productions.

And, of course, there will be a round of dazzling parties to crash throughout the week.

So, if the posts get a little ragged by Thursday (closing night), it will be a sign that I truly burned the candle at both ends at the Newport Beach Film Festival.

Oh well, you're only young once.

Besides, life is not meant to be a dress rehearsal, right?






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