"French Canadian singing legend, Carl William, has been bringing his signature style to new audiences at the Wolf Theater at the Clarion. After a break for the holidays, William is back to blow spectators at One Voice… Music of Legends away with his four octave range and to sit down with Sin City Uncut for his first English interview..."

"Jack Benny would have made the world’s greatest hypnotist, the difference between Vegas hypnosis and corporate hypnosis is the difference between Disney and Quentin Tarantino and more… Kevin Lepine, one of the Strip’s best comedy hypnotists, took some time out from his Hypnotiq (formerly Hypnosis Unleashed) schedule to sit down with Sin City Uncut to share the story behind his hypnotic show, some interesting insights, and what happens when you hypnotize a yoga instructor..."

"Todd Griffin, DJ, Media Director, and Percussionist from Recycled Percussion, the wildly popular “junk rock” band that made its name on America’s Got Talent and its home at the Tropicana recently sat down with Sin City Uncut to talk about the group, their unique style, playing at the Tropicana, and the behind-the-scenes pranks that the band members play on each other..."

"Las Vegas is known for entertainers who can sing, dance, and generally do it all, but we haven’t seen many Renaissance Men in recent years. Rick Faugno, the one man who can still do it all, recently sat down with Sin City Uncut to talk about life after Jersey Boys and his show at the Las Vegas Hilton, Body & Soul..."

"The Village People are one of the disco era’s greatest legends, making an irrevocable mark on the musical landscape with their feel-good hits, unique style, dance routines, their film appearance in Can’t Stop the Music starring Bruce Jenner, and their commitment to the disco genre that made them the icons that they are today. Jeff Olson (the cowboy) and Alex Briley (the G.I.) sat down with Sin City Uncut to share secrets—the cowboy is afraid of horses; recount memories, share what is special about their show at the Riviera, and tell us what 2012 looks like for the Village People..."