It was one very late-night—or early morning if you prefer—for newly-weds, Pamela Anderson and Rick Salomon when they returned at dawn to their Planet Hollywood suite.

Earlier they’d hit FIX bar and restaurant at the Bellagio for a late dinner with Rick drinking his traditional Bud Light beer from the bottle with chicken wings and organic chicken. Health-conscious Pamela stuck with celery and carrot sticks and Hungarian Tokai dessert wine. They then moved over to the Blush boutique nightspot in the WYNN before returning at 6 a.m. to their Planet Hollywood home. Even after they walked through the casino, totally unaware that Ashton Kutcher and Cameron Diaz were getting ready to shoot a slot machine scene for their new film, What Happens in Vegas, Pamela and Rick were still not ready for sleep and, ignoring the nearby film-cameras, settled down to play craps!

Meantime, my gentlemanly gossip guru pal, Norm Clarke has kept it quiet, so I’ll have to tell you that he was called in by the movie company to play a small cameo role in the flick! Producers were said to have asked him not to even report himself being in the movie, let alone its secrets! Singing sensation Queen Latifah and former Flamingo hotel Second City funnyman, Jason Sudeikis, who went onto NBC-TV’s Saturday Night Live, are also in the film. Incidentally, while Ashton filmed his scenes, wife and actress Demi Moore spent her time playing blackjack nearby. Cameron and Ashton have about a week’s worth of filming, but both have promised Planet Holllywood owner, Robert Earl they will attend his official grand re-opening ceremonies starting November 16.

Yesterday they filmed at PURE’s nightclub in Caesars Palace, today they are again at Planet Hollywood plus the Bellagio fountains, and tomorrow, with a slew of extras on hand, they will take over the pool and Rain nightclub at the Palms—with (maybe) owner George Maloof just walking in and out of camera range!

The stars love their late-late nights in Vegas: Cameron started out at the new Striphouse steak restaurant in Planet Hollywood. Then she must have become fast friends with Pamela because they played games of chance together in the Mirage casino under security escort until well past 4 a.m. after partying at the JET nightclub. Pamela has admitted that she spent the full week having fun in Vegas with her two children as their school was shuttered due to the Malibu fires. During the daytime hours, Pam took them to play golf at three different Vegas courses and says they are becoming even better at the game. They all headed back home to Malibu after her two weekend shows so Pamela could do yesterday’s PTA voluntary traffic-crossing guard duty at their school’s reopening. Luxe Life is also happy to report that the tragic blazes, which got perilously close to her Point Dume area, didn’t cause any damage to their home.

It was “Sisters Gone Wild” when the Kardashian girls took over JET nightclub at the Mirage for reality TV star, Kim’s 27th birthday. Rocking out like there was no tomorrow, they not only took over the dancers’ stripper poles, but danced atop any and all the furniture!

Socialite, designer and princess-on-patrol, Kim is the star of E! TV’s show, Keeping up with the Kardashians—and it’s a huff-and-puff workout to keep up with her in real life! Kim calls her sisters, Khloe and Kourtney, her best girl-friends, and the pretty party posse—along with an entourage of 15—first dined at Stack restaurant enjoying shared appetizers of seared tuna, yellowtail sashimi, wings, black cod miso lettuce cups and tuna tacos. Watching the young ladies live it up was ad-lib comic king, Wayne Brady from a nearby VIP booth as he enjoyed his petite filet-mignon. Star pastry chef Jean-Phillipe Maury surprised Kim with a three-layer cake before the triple-threat trio moved next door to the disco.

It was a non-stop dance-fest to the beats of DJ David Christian, except for the champagne and Belvedere Vodka. Kim and her sisters got on the club’s mic to thank everybody, and then conveniently plugged their TV show. They continued dancing to 50-Cent’s “In Da Club” until calling it quits after 2 a.m.

The only reason you’d know that World Finals bullfight leader and former UNLV student Justin McBride is overloaded with antibiotics is because he didn’t score any points in the first week of the competitions here.

As a result, he’s now being chased hard by two other contenders for the season win! It all goes on the line again Thursday when Justin starts at 11,505 points, followed by J.B. Mauney at 10,253 and Guilherme Marchi at 9,940 as a result of an unheard of three perfect no-throws, out-riding the bulls for more than 8 seconds each.

Justin is not only fighting the effects of a battle with viral meningitis, but an appalling list of injuries sustained from the toughest sport on dirt. I guess sometimes what happens in Vegas… hurts! Most of the 20,000 feverish fans attending the championships had no idea of his medical condition that obviously weakened his normally-thrilling rides. He must keep fighting this week for a victory in order to claim his second PBR World Championship. I talked with Justin—who has suffered a punctured lung, broken ribs, a broken leg, a broken ankle held together with pins, and dislocated both shoulders from battling the bucking bulls.

“It’s a wild adventure for eight seconds. Sometimes it goes in a flash and other times it seems like an eternity. But you do it for the ultimate feeling of satisfaction and accomplishment. Sure, there’s an adrenaline rush like no other—however hurt you are, it’s addictive.”

On Thursday, the remaining five rounds with 5,000 points at stake gets underway, and Justin could become the first rider to earn over $2-million from one season of wins. Think of them as modern-day gladiators. The Built Ford Tough finals will be telecast on NBC from Thomas & Mack on Sunday.

“It’s hard to be 100 percent, but I feel plenty good enough,” said McBride, whose MySpace page has countless get-well messages from the Vegas fans.

“It’s not the first time I’ve had to ride injured or ill, and it’s not going to be my last. It’s the nature of this sport. You’ve got to play to get paid, so I’m going to ride no matter if I am sick or injured. You understand when you start out in this sport that there are no guaranteed paydays. If you’re gonna do well and make a living, you’re gonna ride with injuries.”

In eight years on the PBR tour, Justin has amassed career winnings of more than $3 million, plus another $687,175 this season—and maybe the $1-million bonus before Sunday.

“It’s always been about winning for the sake of winning,” he said. “That’s always been my greatest motivation. I hate losing more than I like winning.”

Now 28 and living on a 32-acre ranch in Sayre, Oklahoma, Justin and his wife have a 19-month-old daughter, Addison. He’s thinking of retiring before he hits his 30th birthday.

“It’s still in my heart to be a champion, but the time is getting nearer when I have to call it quits. First though, I’ve got to take home the big win this year, and then we’ll see how serious I am about retirement.”

The PBR, founded just 15-years ago, has held its championships in Vegas for 14 of those years, adding tens of millions of dollars in non-gaming revenues to our city coffers. CEO Randy Bernard told me that the sport is growing so fast he’d like to catch up to NASCAR fever levels one day. He asked me to clear up a misconception about the bulls:

“They are trained to buck like this for the eight seconds. There is no cruelty and it’s absolutely untrue that their nuts are held tight in a belt to cause the legendary wild ride. Most of them simply stop bucking after eight seconds.”

Since that’s what I had always thought, I’m happy to set the record straight! Randy says that next year, the entire two-weeks of bull riding will all be HQ’d at the Thomas & Mack center.

Outrageous Vegas nightlife experiences were just redefined once again with the opening of the new technologically state-of-the-art Eyecandy ultra lounge at Mandalay Bay. It’s as if my i-Phone came to life with its touch-screen magic. It’s certainly the first sound-lounge where you can use three sound stations near the dance floor to plug in the music of your own i-Pod to let the DJ integrate your play-lists into his repertoire! The one of a kind table technology is an interactive wonder complete with TV cameras that allow guests to communicate with other zones throughout the club. Even Eyecandy’s innovative dance floor is made of touch-activated LED tiles so your steps activate the ever-changing landscapes.

On opening night, gorgeous models sashayed from caged baskets and overhead swings while an amazing human vending machine complete with the sexiest fantasy girl imaginable handed out i-Pods to winning card holders! It’s completely revolutionary, with a contemporary twist on a classic cocktail lounge—the only one of its kind in the world—and going beyond traditional bottle service, you can rent the high-tech tables at a $200 hourly rate and drink whatever you wish. The 13,000 square foot play-palace holds just 450 people, but is open from 11 a.m. daily until 4 a.m.

The Vegas nightclub scene has never been more pleasure-packed and star-studded.

We have more celebrities partying here than New York and Los Angeles combined. DJ’s Steve Aoki and AM hosted the Daft Punk duo at the LAX nightspot in the Luxor after their Vegoose concert. Also at LAX, actor Andrew Bryniarski and actress Ashley Leggat, who celebrated her birthday there and returned again for a second consecutive night. MTV reality star and MySpace vixen, Tila Tequila also celebrated her 26th birthday in grand style at the chic nightspot. The internet pinup—turned bi-sexual MTV dream date—skipped her namesake drink to sip on Grey Goose Vodka and Red Bull, and displayed sexy dance moves all night, winning applause from Oscar award-winning rap group, Three 6 Mafia, and members of the Sacramento Kings who sat in adjoining booths.

The mother ship, PURE Nightclub in Caesars Palace continues to live up to its reputation of throwing the country’s hottest parties. Grammy winning singer and producer Timbaland delivered shock value with a mind-blowing live performance when he hit PURE.

Shortly after midnight, the collaborator of Justin Timberlake, Nelly Furtado and Missy Elliot took to the stage and had the party full rev as he kicked off with his chart topping club favorite, “The Way I Are.” With the crowd in full frenzy he invited several lucky ladies on stage and performed “Give It To Me,” “SexyBack” and “Say It Right” directly to them up-real-close and personal. Watching the musical phenomenon rap, with his current album hits “Release” and “Apologize” were singer Ryan Cabrera, professional boxer Sergio “The Latin Snake” Mora, mixed martial arts fighter Frank Trigg, musician Dave Matthews and actor Jaleel White—who most remember as “Steve Urkel” of the hit 90’s sitcom, Family Matters.

Also at PURE: Kid Rock and his party at two premiere VIP tables sipping Grey Goose with cranberry fueled the energy with actresses Lake Bell and Ashley Leggat alongside dancing to DJ Hollywood. Blonde beauty and internet pinup queen, Cindy Margolis played hostess for her night at PURE which brought out actress Ashley Scott from the CBS hit series Jericho, and Kansas City Chiefs running back, Larry Johnson ordering Dom Perignon champagne for his party-pack. Playboy Playmates Monica Burkhardt and Hiromi Oshima were also living and loving the nightlife.

Up at Social House in TI, singer/songwriter, Jewel enjoyed sushi and socializing for two consecutive nights, but stuck to Voss water. Nearby in the Newspaper dining room, NFL pro Dexter McCleon took down shots of Patron with his meal. Out on the patio overlooking the Strip, Timbaland selected mini Kobe burgers and Voss water as his food fuel of the night.

Over at the Lucky Strike Lanes in the Rio, the Three 6 Mafia returned yet again to show off their bowling skills, declaring it “one of our favorite hangouts in town.” Actor Chris Marquette from big screen flicks Alpha Dog and Girl Next Door took his family to celebrate a couple of birthdays at the wild and wacky Excalibur restaurant, Dick’s Last Resort.

*Superstar rapper and producer Timbaland obviously likes the late night with his 3 a.m. arrival at TAO in the Venetian. He settled into the owner’s VIP section and had his table stocked with Grey Goose vodka. TAO’s gorgeous model servers surprised the music mogul with a sparkler presentation as DJ Five played a special Timbaland set.
Kyle XY star, Matt Dallas celebrated his birthday with 15 friends also at TAO inside the Asian Bistro’s private dining room.

They chose ahi tuna, Kobe beef and assorted sushi for the gourmet group. With dinner complete, Matt’s friends had a surprise in store with a larger-than-life faux cake. Slowly, his Kyle XY co-star, April Matson emerged as everyone sang “Happy Birthday.” The group headed upstairs to the TAO nightclub where they had a table stocked with Effen Vodka and yet another surprise—the club’s gorgeous cocktail servers appeared with sparklers and a real cake this time as his the entire club crowd erupted in cheers. Adding to the madness was heavyweight comedian Jeff Beacher, celebrating TAO’s Insanity Ball with his wacky cast of Madhouse characters. Jeff gave away a $5,000 prize for best costume as actor/director Jon Favreau gazed on with several friends in the VIP section.

*My good friends Earth Wind & Fire will headline at The Venetian on New Year’s Eve, and the high-energy musical group is bringing solo-singer Macy Gray as their special guest for the high-rollers double-Dec 31 celebration.

*If you’ve never witnessed first-hand a Vegas Strip hotel implosion, I’m giving you sufficient notice so you’ll be here Nov 13 to watch the demolition of the old Frontier. Groundbreaking will take place on the site late Spring for a new 3,500 condo-suite $5-billion resort casino that will duplicate New York’s world-famous prestigious Plaza Hotel overlooking Central Park. The Israeli owners of both properties expect to welcome first guests here by 2011.

* Partygoers at the new Poetry nightclub in the Forum Shops at Caesars Palace had a rare treat when hip hop legend, KRS-1 and DJ Kid Capri turned up for an impromptu performance. Managing partner Michael Goodwin thanked them for the unexpected surprise appearance.

*It was celebrity gridlock over at the Hard Rock when heavy metal Sunset Strip comedy band, Metal Skool performed inside the Body English nightclub for their last show before a lengthy vacation break. Actor comedian Hal Sparks, best known for hosting E!’s Talk Soup jumped on stage and joined the outrageous group to sing Skid Row’s smash hit, “Too Young to Fall in Love.” Also joining in the on-stage surprise were hard-rockers, guitarist Jerry Cantrell and drummer Sean Kinney, both members of Alice in Chains. Hip-hop group Three 6 Mafia also enjoyed the show—but thankfully stayed in their seats!

King of Queens star, Nicole Sullivan—you also know her from Mad TV—caught up on her sports bets hanging out at the Sports Book. Rockers OK GO posed for fan-photos in front of their memorabilia display prior to heading to Vegoose to watch Daft Punk.

New York nightlife queen, Amy Sacco, who is opening some new club-life lounges at the resort, was also spotted walking the casino, while metal band Korn’s Reg “Fieldy” Arvizu purchased a new Vestal collection watch in the Hard Rock retail shop before his concert with the group in the Joint.

*Desperate Housewives star, Teri Hatcher let me sell a Vegas luncheon and shopping spree with her for $15,000 when I was auctioneer at the Keep Memory Alive Alzheimer’s charity back in February.

It finally all just came together with the winning bidder and friends joining her for lunch at Wolfgang Puck’s Spago in Caesars Palace, followed by shopping up a storm at the Forum Shops! Our next KMA fundraiser is all set for February 9 with celebrated French chef, Guy Savoy joining Wolf to cook the gala dinner.

Mindfreak magician Criss Angel makes it a day-early haunted Halloween when he ante’s up $20,000 for the scariest or sexiest costume at PURE nightclub in Caesars Palace tonight. The superstar’s supernatural spooky soiree kicks off at 10 p.m. with DJ Vice twisting the turntables.

“This is a real trick or treat,” says Criss, gearing up for the ghoulish gathering of ghosts and goblins. He’s keeping his own Halloween costume a scary secret until he hits Social House at TI first for dinner. Incidentally, he’s just started filming segments all over town for the new fourth season of his A&E show. We’ll join him at his monster bash at the Halloween-decorated nightspot and have the photos right here tomorrow.

Mix Master Mike of the Beastie Boys spins for the Sabotage costume party at MOON in the Palms. Wear any Beastie-themed costume and you’ll get free admission… At the brand new Eyecandy lounge in Mandalay Bay, Afrika Bambaataa performs the first of two back-to-back Halloween spin-shows… At the boutique Blush in WYNN it’s Halloween Eve Trampolleen, with $5,000 as first prize for the sexiest vixen at the party… It’s the premiere and launch of the new five-day a week 4 p.m. Christopher Broughton comedy-variety talk show Where Hollywood Meets the Strip at the Venetian for same-day, late-night satellite cable broadcast.

Highlight of any Halloween night is the haunted house of horrors that The Amazing Johnathan creates at his warehouse, and Luxe Life takes a look at what mayhem and mischief to expect. Along with Paris Hilton, we’ve also got the full Halloween party parade as ghosts and ghouls come out to play in Sin City, the ultimate crazy costume night of bizarre behavior.

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