International
pop icon Mariah Carey hosted a special evening
at The Bank Nightclub (client interest) at
Bellagio last night (10/4). The sexiest
nightlife destination in all of Sin City, The
Bank will also serve as backdrop for Carey’s
latest music video, “I Stay in Love” as her
husband Nick Cannon directs the epic today. With
a welcome worthy of a true diva, Mariah Carey
arrived last night hand-in-hand with Nick Cannon
to hundreds of screaming fans. As Carey made her
way onto the red carpet, the screeching crowd
reached a feverish pitch with fans jumping on
slot machines to catch a better glimpse. After
posing for the dozens of paparazzi shooters and
a horde of onlookers, Carey headed into The Bank
to host the evening, again hand-in-hand with her
man. As Carey made her entrance into the posh
club, the packed house erupted. Prior to The
Bank, Mariah and hubby Nick enjoyed a
sensational dinner at Yellowtail Sushi
Restaurant & Bar. The couple was joined by six
of their friends and were seated at a
window-side table overlooking the iconic
Bellagio fountains. While Carey, sipping Pinot
Grigio, chose to dine only on miso soup (sans
tofu) along with tuna sashimi, Cannon and
friends experienced the innovative dishes by
award winning executive chef Akira Back such as
the Popping Spicy Crab Rolls (an imaginative
twist on the traditional Japanese dish – a
dynamic layer of Pop Rocks candy is added to the
roll to ignite your taste buds!) Back personally
welcomed Carey to Yellowtail Sushi Restaurant &
Bar and after briefly posing for a few photos,
Carey recalled actually meeting Back before when
he prepared her meal while he was executive chef
at Nobu in Aspen, prior to his joining The Light
Group to open Yellowtail Sushi Restaurant & Bar.
Actors
Julie Benz and C.S. Lee from Showtime’s “Dexter”
celebrated the season premiere of their third
season at TAO Las Vegas last Saturday night.
Benz, Lee and party started off the night at TAO
Asian Bistro where they dined on a few signature
dishes sent out by the chef. Joining the group
was actor Jonathan Sadowski, who has been seen
in the films “Live Free or Die Hard” and “She’s
The Man.” In the club, the “Dexter” cast
continued the celebration at their dance floor
table where they danced to the beats of DJ Vice.
Mila
Kunis, who gained famed on That 70’s Show, dined
with a large group of friends at LAVO (The
Palazzo) on Saturday evening. After enjoying a
selection of Chef Ludo’s specialties, the group
adjourned to the nightclub, where they
celebrated a friend’s birthday. Mila stood on a
banquette holding on to the Turkish brass towel
rings as cupcake cones with sparklers were
brought over and the entire club sang “Happy
Birthday”. Mila danced all night, literally
letting her hair down and signing along to the
music.”
gang, including boyfriend David Katzenberg,
graced the main VIP stage of the club and got
the stunning celebration underway. After getting
settled at one of the party's two luxurious
white leather VIP booths, Paris jumped on the
microphone to wish "the best sister in the
world" a happy birthday. Moments later the
famous Las Vegas Pussycat Dolls presented Nicky
with a gorgeous three-tiered cake as the entire
club joined them in singing her "Happy Birthday"
before TI's smash hit "Whatever You Like" and 50
Cent's "In Da Club" blasted over the speakers of
the Sin City hotspot, exciting the birthday girl
as well as her audience. Light bulbs flashed and
the crowd went crazy as the famous sisters
danced and sang along to the stellar set spun by
DJ Hollywood. The Hilton family, Madden and
Katzenberg bonded throughout the evening,
sipping on Grey Goose cocktails and an
occasional shot of Patron before calling it a
night just before 3am.Don't forget to tell them "Eye" sent you.
The above article is the opinion of the author and not necessarily the opinion of Vegas Community Online, its editors/publishers, and/or other Vegas Community Online columnists. VCO respects the right of each author to express their opinion. If you have an opposing viewpoint or would like to send feedback on any article, please send email to feedback@vegascommunityonline.com; state the title of the article and your comments. VCO reserves the right to add any submissions to its feedback page.
The Vegas Eye©
columns
are reprinted with permission.
