John Katsilometes is a columnist at the Las Vegas Review-Journal. He focuses on arts and entertainment, covering topics such as celebrities, concerts and festivals, nightlife, and the music business. His work has been featured in numerous publications, including Rolling Stone, the Miami Herald, and the Wyoming Business Report.
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John Katsilometes focuses heavily on entertainment news and events, particularly in Las Vegas. If you have insights or access to newsworthy events, film premieres, music performances, or celebrity appearances in the Las Vegas area, he may be interested in your pitch.
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By: John Katsilometes
Criss Angel is teaming with Kim Dracula for “Haunted” a week before Halloween. Expect strobes, shrieking and terror.
By: John Katsilometes
Carlos Mencia, a comic with a Las Vegas resume that goes back two decades, is accused of felony state tax evasion in California.
Maxan Jazz might not be your first guess if I said there’s a local venue hosting an “America’s Got Talent” champion as an incoming headliner.
By: John Katsilometes
The ensemble comedy-burlesque show “ClueX” is seeking a cult following in its Notoriety Live residency at Neonopolis.
“Bolero — The Show” is performing Saturday night at the Plaza. If it sells well, it will be back.
By: John Katsilometes
An impressionist tried to wear a Barry Manilow wig and jacket to meet Barry Manilow. Bad idea.
By: John Katsilometes
The country music singer breaks out hits like “When the Sun Goes Down” and “Here and Now.”
Tim McGraw, who played four fill-in dates for Dolly Paron at the Colosseum in Decemer, is back in October.
By: John Katsilometes
Clive Davis was instrumental in the careers of three legends in residency in Las Vegas.
By: John Katsilometes
In December, Tim McGraw filled four dates at the Colosseum left open when Dolly Parton canceled her shows at Caesars Palace.
