Jason Scavone
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Online Editor
Our WeNDOH Media teammate is a 1998 graduate of Lex Luthor University, where he majored in Mad Science with a minor in evil Business Administration. He has since been a nonstop disappointment to his mother by failing to put that education to work, and instead taken up residence as editor of DailyFiasco.com. Although he still maintains a hobbyist’s interest in devising a chemical formula that when slipped into their respective water supplies will bring both Metropolis and Gotham City to their knees, he spends most of his time curating Fiasco, which he describes as “Las Vegas’ drinkingest, fightingest and handsomest nightlife, entertainment and gossip blog.”
Recent Articles
Jessica Lowndes, Rita Ora Hold Court at Tao
April 3rd, 2013
What do you do when your show that’s a watered-down retread of ’90s immortality finally gets the ax five seasons after it never should’ve got the green light in the first place? You head to Vegas.
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Britney Spears Takes Whirlwind Spin Through Town Square
March 27th, 2013
When Britney Spears signs her inevitable residency deal, we know for a fact that she’ll only hang out in the finest outdoor malls disguised as small-town thoroughfares that Las Vegas has to offer.
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Caesars Doing Bill’s Over as Gansevoort
March 20th, 2013
Once renovations are done on the hotel formerly known as Bill’s Gamblin’ Hall & Saloon early in 2014, Caesars Entertainment confirms it will begin its new life as Gansevoort Las Vegas. Which is Dutch for “Why the hell are there so many vowels in that word?”
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Seven Questions for Bill Maher
The left-leaning comedian on the charm of ‘old Vegas,’ his $1 million investment in President Obama and why Donald Trump is good for his business
March 19th, 2013
Political provocateur Bill Maher has been peddling his brand of smarmy punditry for well on 20 years now, starting with Politically Incorrect on Comedy Central and later ABC, before moving to premium cable, where he started Real Time With Bill Maher in 2003. Along the way, he’s done nine stand-up specials for HBO; played himself in politically focused fare such as The Campaign and House of Cards; and crafted the 2008 documentary Religulous (hitting on one of his favorite topics: skewering religion). And last year he even found the time to buy a minority stake in the New York Mets.
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Adam Carolla Reconnects the ‘Loveline’ with Dr. Drew
March 19th, 2013
Imagine, if you will, that Abbott and a highly trained Costello were heavily invested in the fortunes of 19-year-olds who may or may not have caught gonorrhea in an ill-advised Spring Break three-way.
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Stage
Cirque du Soleil Gears Up for a One-Off Extravaganza
The performance benefits Guy Laliberté's water access foundation One Drop
March 19th, 2013
When Guy Laliberté puts on charity benefits, he doesn’t go small. Witness the million-dollar buy-in Big One for One Drop event he hosted at last year’s World Series of Poker that sent $111,111 to his One Drop Foundation. Now there’s going to be a one-night-only Cirque du Soleil performance for Laliberté’s water-access charity, One Night for One Drop on March 22. And doctor, it’s going to raise some serious dough, with tickets starting at $1,500 and going up to $250,000 for certain limited VIP packages.
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Freakshow Co-Star and Las Vegas Native is One Glassy Lassy
March 12th, 2013
You know what they say about a girl who can swallow three swords at once, don’t you? That she has an almost cavalier disregard for her own safety. What did you think we were going to say?While you may spend upward of 80 percent of your day trying to keep pointy things out of your neck, Las Vegan Brianna Belladonna, 29, shows it’s nearly so simple a child could do it. (Parents: Try it on your kids. We’re sure it’ll work out fine.)
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AMC Documents the Odd and Sometimes Curious Characters of the Venice Beach Freakshow
March 12th, 2013
AMC’s latest foray into the people-with-exceedingly-weird-jobs reality subgenre is Freakshow—which should be familiar to those who experienced the short-lived Freaks at O’Sheas. While it’s a milieu that should lend itself to breezy high camp, it sometimes feels like spackle in the network’s schedule around The Walking Dead airings while we all wait for a new season of Mad Men.
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Comedian's New Book Celebrates Kid-Free Comedy
Chelsea Lately’s Jen Kirkman would rather act like a child than have one
March 5th, 2013
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