More than 100,000 people descended on Las Vegas to see robots,laser TVs and other innovations – including many products that will never see the light of day.
It’s always about the money,but Peter V’landys also has his eye on a rival code as the NRL prepares for the USA season-opener.
The Hollywood star is taking a significant behind-the-scenes role in the NRL’s Las Vegas adventure,but another big-name actor is proving hard to lock down.
Even a thin slice of the US sports betting market will be worth a fortune to the NRL.
The Dutchman did it again in the 21st race of the Formula 1 season,this time driving to victory on the famed Las Vegas Strip.
They tried it more than 40 years ago without success. This week,the Formula 1 circus returns to Las Vegas,but this time the drivers will be dragging straight down Sin City’s famous Strip.
The NRL has just released a 30-second advertisement it hopes will spark American interest ahead of its historic Vegas venture.
You don’t need to spend hundreds of dollars to see U2 in order to experience Las Vegas’ awesome new attraction.
The next step in rugby league’s foray into the US market is a potential hook-up with one of America’s largest wagering firms.
Minogue’s 75-minute show knots the strands of her career - from gay dance clubs to great arena tours - into a sophisticated and sultry biography.
It has immersive video as high as a skyscraper,with sounds,scents and special effects. As U2 inaugurated the spherical arena in Las Vegas,the music industry put Hollywood on notice.