IT'S GOING to be a classic weekend in Atlantic City. Make that a classic-rock weekend.
The sights as well as the sounds of the rock and pop music of the 1960s and '70s will dominate the July Fourth holiday party in AyCee, as an art exhibit dedicated to the artists of the era, as well as a slew of performers themselves, are on tap.
IT'S A toss-up as to what is the most astonishing thing about "A Bronx Tale," Chazz Palminteri's one-man show that opens a six-week run at Harrah's Resort Atlantic City on Wednesday: his you've-got-to-see-it-to-believe-it, tour de force performance that has him playing 19 roles; or that the story of a young boy who witnesses a murder by a Mafia chieftain is not only true, but autobiographical.
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THE FICTIONAL Ryan Howard wants to make sure that there are no misunderstandings about where the real Ryan Howard will be tomorrow night.
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CONSIDERING DAN Aykroyd wears so many hats, it's a little surprising he has but one head. You know Dan Aykroyd the "Saturday Night Live" icon. And Dan Aykroyd the movie star ("Ghostbusters," "Driving Miss Daisy"). And Dan Aykroyd the House of Blues impresario. And of course, Dan Aykroyd the pop star (as Elwood Blues, one-half of the Blues Brothers).
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PRETTY MUCH everyone knows that Atlantic City's first legal casino was Resorts International (now Resorts Atlantic City), which opened its doors in May 1978. But what was the second gambling den of the modern era?
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IF TONIGHT'S final appearance as host of "The Tonight Show" is weighing on Jay Leno, he's doing a heck of a job hiding it.
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"What if you took a day off and you liked it?. Then you're screwed."
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IF THE current economic crisis is keeping you from availing yourself of Atlantic City's entertainment offerings this weekend, Bally's Atlantic City has an offer you can't refuse.
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ATLANTIC CITY has had a long history of treating laws pertaining to alcohol sales and consumption with indifference, if not outright scorn. But there has been one location that historically has been as dry as rural Utah: the beach.
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IT WOULD have been understandable had Dennis DeYoung, co-founder and former lead singer-composer of the progressive-pop band Styx, walked away from his musical career.
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JERRY SEINFELD has been an A-list Atlantic City attraction for more than a decade. Once his watershed 1990s sitcom, "Seinfeld," became a pop-culture phenomenon, he was at the top of every casino's wish list.
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TROPICANA CASINO and Resort is to be commended for being the only Atlantic City casino that programs traditional production shows on a year-round basis. But that doesn't mean that the Trop gets a pass for its latest effort, "Celebration of the '60s."
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