Atlantic City News - Page 42

New attractions and upgrades throughout the city will provide a first class experience for both returning and new visitors.

The band behind the hit single "American Woman" will perform at 8 p.m. in the Tropicana Showroom. Tickets are currently on sale.

Resorts Casino will be the first Atlantic City to receive the highly anticipated new game, based on Netflix's critically acclaimed television series.

Both the Tropicana and TTMA are subsidiaries of Icahn Enterprises LP.

Trump Taj Mahal now owned by Carl Icahn.

Male servers are being hired at the Seminole Hard Rock Casino in Tampa to serve the large female clientele.

The famous nightlife innovator's newest nightclub vision promises to create a "wildly exuberant party atmosphere."

The free app gives poker players instant access to Trop Poker Club information.

University of Alabama running back and Heisman Trophy winner Derrick Henry will be receiving the Maxwell Award.

Icahn won't go ahead with buy out of Trump Taj Mahal without Union Local 54 pensions and benefits challenge wholly settled.

Two arrests were made after a robbery took place Harrah's Hotel and Casino.

Owned, operated and designed by U.S. Navy SEALs, the Bone Frog Challenge was created to test, build and inspire participants to become better athletes and recognize that they can do anything they set their minds to, while enjoying the camaraderie and teamwork usually reserved for active duty Navy SEALs.

The Philadelphia-born entertainer captured her first hit in 1962, as lead singer of The BlueBelles, and went on to receive worldwide acclaim with the trailblazing and genre-bending trio, Labelle.

Readers can vote online through Feb. 29, 2016 at 11:59 a.m.

Ex-footballer Clinton Portis is alleged to have passed 170K in NSF cheques to settle his line of credit.

The Atlantic City resort-casino plans to renovate its 500 Havana Tower hotel rooms, as well as updating the South Tower casino to match the North Tower's modern and upscale décor.

Findings from the investigation show that criminal attackers were able to install a program on payment processing devices at certain of the Companies properties and facilities.

More renovations are coming to the Tropicana Casino and Resort, $25 million more.

The Atlantic City Casino will commit significant capital investment across a broad range of projects, including the launch of its new nightlife experience, Premier Nightclub; a new fine dining concept with Chef/Partner Michael Symon; 25,000 square feet of meeting and convention space; and a spectacular brand new outdoor pool. Furthermore, Borgata will partner with Siganos Management, Inc. on a transformation of The Cafeteria Food Court into a new casual dining eatery.

The tournament's six-day $2 Million Guaranteed $560 Deep Stack No Limit Hold'em opening event set an attendance record with 5,101 participants competing for $2,473,985 in prize money.