Corey Levitan is a Las Vegas Correspondent at Global Advertising News and Casino.org. He covers a diverse range of themes, including arts and entertainment, hospitality and leisure, real estate, and sports business, with a particular focus on hotel chains, celebrities, and nightlife. His work has been featured in prominent publications, showcasing his insights into the vibrant entertainment landscape of Las Vegas.
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Corey Levitan's coverage largely revolves around entertainment news, with a focus on Las Vegas and its associated themes. He appears to be particularly interested in colorful stories related to celebrities, events, and myths surrounding the city.
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By: Corey Levitan
The former Poker Palace in North Las Vegas is days away from returning to life under a new name, a new owner, and a different look. After nine months of construction and a renovation that ballooned far beyond its original scope, the long‑running locals casino is set to soft-reopen as Club Fortune North on July 19, with a full opening on July 22.
By: Corey Levitan
The Eagles have taken “taking it to the limit” to a new limit. A new quartet of shows brings their total run at the Sphere to 68 shows since debuting in September 2024.
By: Corey Levitan
Chip Meyers stares out from his Waldorf Astoria residence at a construction site no one imagined could exist a short while ago — the future home of the Oakland A's. Every year, Las Vegas keeps doing things no one thought it would. A Major League Baseball team. Formula One. The Super Bowl. If all that can happen here, Meyers asks, why not a racetrack?
By: Corey Levitan
Sam's Town has added an elevated gastropub, called STG (Sam's Town Gastropub) Bar & Grill, to bring an upscale bar scene to the property.
By: Corey Levitan
A Las Vegas woman accused of orchestrating a multi-year marriage fraud scheme involving at least 14 men has agreed to plead guilty to two felonies: one count of bigamy and one count of obtaining money under false pretenses of more than $100,000
By: Corey Levitan
The Venetian joins a growing list of Las Vegas casinos paying millions of dollars in fines to resolve allegations that the resort failed to properly monitor and restrict the gambling activity of illegal bookmaker Mathew Bowyer. It will pay $7.2 million to the Nevada Gaming Control Board (NGCB) in a settlement expected to be finalized at the Nevada Gaming Commission's August meeting.
EDITOR'S NOTE: “Vegas Myths Busted” publishes every Monday, with a bonus Flashback Friday edition. Today's entry in our ongoing series originally ran on Aug. 7, 2023.
The Las Vegas Strip is a monument to risk, reinvention, and the belief that any idea — no matter how strange, expensive, or impractical — might become the next big attraction. Sometimes that gamble pays off. Other times, it spectacularly misfires.
The idea that Las Vegas was somehow part of Arizona until as recently as 1982 is a quirky myth that bubbles up in the occasional online forum and alternate history discussion. It persists because of the kernel of strange truth it contains.
By: Corey Levitan
Share Jeezy was scheduled to perform at PH Live at Planet Hollywood Sunday night. Instead, he canceled the concert — part of his “ Legend of the Snowman ” residency — just hours before showtime.
