The Strip’s famed Planet Hollywood resort played host to the premiere of the new comedy “She’s Out of My League” on Mar. 10.

Jay Baruchel and Alice Eve work the red carpet.

The glitzy event at Planet Hollywood drew stars (and those who aspire to be) including the lead actors in the film, Jay Baruchel and Alice Eve, as well as Julianna Erdesz (Miss Nevada 2010), Laura Croft, Angel Porrino, Stacy Keibler, Geoffrey Stults, Krysten Ritter, Kim Shaw and DJ Pauly D from “Jersey Shore.”

The movie’s getting some solid reviews.

Take a look at our exclusive photos from the big event at Planet Hollywood, courtesy of Las Vegas photographer Dave Proctor. (Hint: Click on the “Info.” box, in the upper right of the photo gallery, to see who’s who.)

Stars don’t come much more iconic than Dan Aykroyd. From his days on “Saturday Night Live,” to the “Ghostbusters” movies and his legendary portrayal of Elwood of the Blues Brothers (with John Belushi), Aykroyd has been a crowd-pleaser for more than three decades. Well, he did it again on Mar. 9 in Las Vegas!

Aykroyd gives scores of fans a bigtime-celebrity-moment in Vegas.

Aykroyd made a public appearance at an Albertson’s grocery store in Summerlin, a master-planned community west of the Strip, to promote his vodka, Crystal Head.

The vodka is packaged in a replica of one of 13 crystal skulls legend claims have been discovered around the world, supposedly confounding the scientific community. (Not really, but it’s a fun story.)

This is not the prop table for that Indiana Jones movie, promise.

Giddy fans in Vegas got autographs and the chance to rub elbows with the man Eric Idle once said was the only “Saturday Night Live” alum with the talent to have been a member of Monty Python.

In Vegas, it's required that celebrities be flanked, at all times, by attractive women. It's the law.

Taking a look at the official site for Crystal Head vodka, one can’t help but be entertained by the whimsical mythology behind Aykroyd’s vodka. He describes it as “triple Herkimer diamond-filtered Newfoundland deep aquafer pure spirit vodka.” To which we say, “Whuh?”

While the hooch in question is, apparently, “quadruple filtered,” it’s not “diamond-filtered,” per se. Herkimer diamonds are actually quartz crystals.

At first, we thought the whole spiel about ghosts and UFOs and drawing upon the mystical power of crystal skulls was a clever, tongue-in-cheek put-on, but…well, decide for yourself!

Questionable science aside, we found Dan Aykroyd to be affable and downright gleeful hawking his vodka. Fans brought memorabilia, including movie posters and stills, and even the top of a Conehead slot machine, which Aykroyd happily signed. He even indulged admirers with some choice Conehead quotes, delivered in the same monotone that made the Coneheads a cultural phenomenon in the late ’70s.

That Dan Aykroyd is an autograph-signing machine! It was as if he was on a mission from, oh, nevermind.

You just never know who you’ll bump into in Las Vegas.

Crystal Head, meet Conehead. Hey, we had to say it.

Our thoughts have been with Marie Osmond, and all the Osmonds, since their recent family tragedy. We’re pleased to say the Donny & Marie show will continue its normal performance schedule at Flamingo Las Vegas starting Mar. 9.

Donny and Marie have announced five extra show dates, Apr. 13–17. These are new performance dates, added to accommodate fans who had tickets to their cancelled shows. (Translation: Class act.)

All our best to the Osmond family, because ultimately, they’re a part of our extended family, and we wish everyone involved the best during this difficult time.

Paris Las Vegas will be giving away free Barry Manilow goodies via Twitter, so follow and join in the fun. Time to brush up on that Barry Manilow trivia, folks.

Barry Manilow comes to Paris Las Vegas starting Mar. 5. Find out more.

Jason Alexander, of “Seinfeld” fame, is getting rave reviews for his one-man show at Planet Hollywood, “The Donny Clay Experience.”

Alexander does a send-up of motivational speakers in what one Vegas reviewer described as “a laugh-a-minute riot.” The show runs now through Mar. 16. Read more.

The man, the myth, the Donny Clay.

Get tickets to see Jason Alexander at Planet Hollywood.

Follow Donny Clay on Twitter. Funny stuff!

"Come find the you in you," whatever that might actually mean.

Exclusive photos courtesy of Las Vegas photographer Dave Proctor.

Watch for Flamingo Las Vegas headliner Marie Osmond on the Friday (Feb. 26) edition of “Ask Dr. Oz.” Learn more (click on the Friday tab in the “This Week on Dr. Oz” box).

Marie greets fans at Flamingo.

Get tickets to see Donny & Marie in their winning Flamingo show.

Quick-witted comedian Vinnie Favorito had a celebrity drop-in at his Flamingo show the other night, basketball great Mark Eaton.

The former Utah Jazz player stopped in to catch Favorito and his trademark off-the-cuff comedic stylings, always inspired by Favorito’s audiences (so no two shows are alike).

Bonus factoid: Mark Eaton is a mind-boggling 7-foot-4-inches tall.

See Vinnie Favorito at Flamingo Las Vegas.

Donny Osmond made a guest appearance on TV’s “The Insider” show last night (Feb. 8). The Flamingo Las Vegas headliner commented on a range of entertainment stories including the Tiger Woods scandal and the much-talked-about Leno-Winfrey-Letterman commercial that aired during Sunday’s championship football game.

Yes, we took a photo of our actual TV.

During the course of the program, Donny also provided some juicy inside scoop about his sister Marie!

Following a story about Sarah Palin writing crib notes on her palm for a recent speech, Donny dished that Marie sometimes does something along those lines during their show at the Flamingo. Apparently, on the hand with which she holds her microphone, Marie occasionally jots reminders about song lyrics on the sides of her fingers, lifting each one in succession as the song progresses!

Something to watch for the next time you see Donny & Marie in their popular show on the Strip.

Make sure to watch Las Vegas favorite Celine Dion on the Oprah Winfrey show, Feb. 10.

The episode is called, “Celine Dion’s Show-Stopping Surprise,” and Dion will discuss her new documentary, “Celine: Through the Eyes of the World.” Learn more.

“Celine: Through the Eyes of the World” is set for release on Feb. 16.

The poster from Celine Dion's new documentary.

The dealertainers at Imperial Palace don’t just like their jobs, they LOVE their jobs! Here’s further evidence. It’s Lannie, between hands of blackjack, diving into a pitch-perfect take on the immortal Stevie Wonder.

Lannie as Stevie at IP.

Stevie Wonder, we might add, was recently spotted having dinner at the Eiffel Tower Restaurant at Paris Las Vegas. No kidding!

Overheard on Twitter: At the gym where he works out, Donny Osmond’s trainer is named Hamster.

See Donny & Marie at Flamingo Las Vegas. Follow Donny on Twitter.

Last night (Jan. 31) was the final show of Bette Midler’s acclaimed run at the Colosseum at Caesars Palace in Las Vegas.

Bette, in all her showgirl glory.

The Divine Miss M was joined onstage by two of music’s most recognizable voices during her final show: Marie Osmond and Gladys Knight. Singer Celine Dion provided a tribute via giant video screen.

More than 750,000 people have seen Bette Midler during her run at Caesars Palace, including a host of celebrities like Tony Bennett, Lily Tomlin, Pink, Kelly Clarkson, Gloria Estefan and many others.

Some of that Vegas razzle-dazzle.

We wish Bette all the best in her future endeavors! Read more about Bette’s bittersweet closing night. More details here.

Singer Matt Goss joined Caesars Palace VIPs, journalists and appreciative fans yesterday (Jan. 28) to officially announce his new run at Caesars Palace, set to start Mar. 12.

Goss performed a few numbers at the event, joined by his dancers dubbed “The Dirty Virgins,” as well as two sultry back-up singers. The sexy component of the performance (and the new show) should come as no surprise, since Matt Goss’ show is being produced by Robin Antin, creator of the famed Pussycat Dolls.

Matt Goss belts out a classic at the famed Caesars Palace fountains.

The new show will take place 10:00 p.m., Fridays and Saturdays in the hotel’s iconic Cleopatra’s Barge lounge, known around the world as a must-stop location for gamblers seeking good luck on their way to the Caesars Palace casino. (Vegas lore says touching the statue of Cleopatra that extends over the walkway in front of the lounge is good luck, but we won’t go into detail about what parts of the statue are most often touched. Use your imagination!)

The soon-to-be revamped lounge will be referred to as the “Gossy Room at Cleopatra’s Barge” in honor of Matt Goss’ new show.

Ladies, calm yourselves.

When asked about what changes might be made at Cleopatra’s Barge, Caesars Palace President Gary Selesner said a facelift will make it ”less Egyptian, more retro,” to suit Matt Goss’ throwback musical style.

We’ve got exclusive photos from the press conference at Caesars Palace, so take a look, and plan to see Matt Goss when his new show launches in March.

Goss just has that Vegas vibe, doesn't he?

Our unsolicited two cents: Aside from having a winning, soulful voice, we also found Matt Goss to be a completely gracious in person. After his appearance, he mingled with fans (many of whom had British accents, we should note, since Goss is HUGE in the U.K.) and accommodated every request for fan photos and autographs. Being a cool guy goes a long way toward success in any field of endeavor, so if this first impression of Matt Goss is any indication, Caesars Palace is going to have a standing-room-only hit on its hands.

Now for the photos!

In a way, it was a glimpse into the future. Barry Manilow took to the stage last week (Jan. 19) at Paris Las Vegas, performing for a swooning audience as part of a QVC segment featuring Manilow’s new album, “The Greatest Love Songs of All Time.”

Inside scoop: Manilow sold 2,000 albums by the second verse of his opening song!

Manilow’s performance, broadcast live on QVC from the Champagne Ballroom at Paris, included favorites like “I Can’t Give You Anything but Love,” “You Made Me Love You,” “Where Do I Begin?” and the Carpenter classic, “We’ve Only Just Begun.”

You can catch this musical legend live at Paris Las Vegas starting Mar. 5. Find out more, and watch a special message from Manilow himself.

Pure Nightclub has just announced that Lindsay Lohan will host an event at the popular night spot, inside Caesars Palace, on Feb. 27. Get on the guest list here.

We're 86% sure that "Pure" is meant to be ironic. It's Vegas!

Bonus Lindsay Lohan trivia: The actress/model/singer made her movie debut in Disney’s 1998 remake of “The Parent Trap.” At age 11.

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