So if you want to rubberneck and gawk at the stars, you’ll have to try to see the carpet from a distance, I’m told. Jeter’s RSVPs include Ken Griffey Jr., Cal Ripken Jr., Rob Riggle, Reggie Bush, Josh Duhamel, Luke Rockhold, Misty May-Treanor, Alan Thicke, Bode Miller, Tina Martinez, Jorge Posada, Paige Spiranac, Joey Fatone, Ivan “Pudge” Rodriguez, Haley Joel Osment, and Flo Rida.īut these events are not open to the public. You might be able to catch a glimpse of athletes and stars who are in town Thursday for the Derek Jeter Celebrity Invitational golf tourney at Shadow Creek, followed by a red carpet gala at Aria Resort.

He’s writing a food autobiography for February called “Where You Wanna Eat?” Sebastian will film a new Showtime special May 7 in the Beacon Theater in New York. “It’s not like I was turning into ‘Rain Man,’” he joked. He thinks he did a good job, thanks to acting classes and tips from set vets, but he stops short of calling himself an award contender. Playing himself in a broadcast network sitcom would be one of his first acting gigs. NBC will probably give the show, which co-stars Tony Danza as his dad and Vanessa Lachey as his wife, a green or red light during the network’s mid-May announcement fanfare. It’s pretty much (universal) if you had a mother and a father,” said Sebastian, who is Italian with a Jewish wife, which plays into his act. “You don’t have to be Italian to understand the humor. He’s hoping “Sebastian Says” can expose him to wider audiences nationally. Sebastian (headlining Friday-Saturday at The Mirage) is from Chicago, but his comedy took off quickly on the East Coast. “Very few people are talking about everyday stuff you can relate to - being married, and having a father who’s overbearing - and that’s what the TV show is about, too.” You turn on the TV, it seems to be all kinds of shock comedy, or dirty,” the comedian, whose known more by his first name than his last, said. “The family aspect in entertainment is being underserviced. “Sebastian Says” revolves around Sunday suppers, and integrating two families together through marriage. Mirage headliner Sebastian Maniscalco is in the midst of editing an NBC pilot named “Sebastian Says,” which is just as family-oriented as his stage show. Rudner just opened a relationship comedy play, “Act 3,” in the Laguna Playhouse, co-written with her husband.Īnd she’s on an episode of Andrew Dice Clay’s Showtime series, “Dice,” along with Criss Angel and Wayne Newton. Meanwhile, Rudner and Las Vegas comedian Louie Anderson have created funny audio sketches in front of audiences at the Laguna Playhouse, named “The Louie & Rita Show,” available free on iTunes and podcast apps. “She had a science test today, and I know more about the planet than I care to know. “I’m a helicopter parent, but I’m trying to at least make wider circles around her in my helicopter,” Rudner said. So yeah, helicopter parenting gets a bad rap. She’s (5-foot-7), a half-an-inch taller than I am, which is a little bit upsetting.”

Yes, the mother-daughter team is a cruise ship duo. And Martin was on the beach reading.”Īt Red Rock, Molly will sing covers, plus original songs, as she does when opening for Rudner on cruise ships. “She had me paddle boarding in Hawaii, and canoeing and kayaking. “His idea of a water sport is shaving,” Rudner said. Martin Bergman doesn’t join them on sea dives. I’ve been climbing mountains with her,” Rudner said, not joking. I’ve been snorkeling with her in Bora Bora. “I’ve been ziplining with her in New Zealand. Molly makes Rudner get out of her comfort zone. Trump,” which goes: “Time to go/time to go/We’ve seen your show/it was fun at first/but now you blow.”Įver since Rudner stopped performing five nights a week for Harrah’s, two years ago, Rudner, Molly and patriarch Martin Bergman have been traveling the world more often. Molly’s YouTube channel is mollybmusic, where she sings a cover of Taylor Swift and original songs such as “Dear Mr. “She owes me a lot of money” for raising her. “She’s going to be earning a living in a little while so she can support me, which is my ambition,” Rudner joked. Famous helicopter parents in history have included Mozart’s dad, Britney’s mom (wait, what?) and Las Vegas comedian Rita Rudner, whose 13-year-old singing daughter, Molly Bergman, will open for Rudner on Friday and Saturday at Red Rock Resort.

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