Nevada
Nevada is a western U. S. state defined by its great expanses of desert, and by the 24-hour casinos and entertainment for which its largest city, Las Vegas, is famed. Las Vegas is home to elaborate theme hotels and luxury resorts that line its main thoroughfare, the Las Vegas Strip. The city's also home to museums such as the Mob Museum, extravagant live shows and upscale shopping malls and restaurants.
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B.B. King
Singer
Jerry Lewis
Former United States Representative
Pat Morita
Japanese-American actor
Albert Collins
American guitarist
John Coleman
American broadcaster
Paola Mori
Italian actress
Joe Viterelli
American actor
Colonel Tom Parker
Talent manager
Jimmy Ruffin
American singer
Nancy Walters
American model
René Angélil
Canadian talent manager
George Sidney
American film director
Charles Herbert
American child actor
Dan Wheldon
British motorsports racing driver
Greg Morris
American football running back
Wild Bill Elliott
American film actor
Doris Troy
American singer
Phyllis Davis
American actress
Frank Adonis
American film actor
Harry James
American musician
Liz Renay
American author
Warren Pete Moore
American singer
Marv Tarplin
American guitarist
Biff Manard
American actor
Mary Jane Gumm
Actress
Louis Johnson
American bassist
Hugh Gibb
English drummer ‧ Barry Gibb's father
Norma Talmadge
American actress
Robin Leach
Reporter
Ruth Duccini
American actress
Jerry Doyle
American radio host
Steve Gerber
American comic book writer
Henry LeTang
American theatre choreographer
Ted V. Mikels
American filmmaker
Wardell Gray
American saxophonist
Sonny Liston
American professional boxer
Richard Street
Singer
Danny Lewis
Actor ‧ Jerry Lewis' father
Judi Meredith
American actress
Zakes Mokae
American actor
George Liberace
American musician ‧ Liberace's brother
Red Nichols
American cornetist
Larry Duran
Actor
Lovebug Starski
American MC
Brent Chalem
Film actor
Denny Miller
Fictional character
Eddie Futch
American boxing coach
