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PLAYER VEGAS - Vegas Player Magazine
PLAYER VEGAS T h e L a s V e g a s L i f e s t y l e M a g a z i n e o f C a e s a r s MEDIA KIT 2 013 E n t e r t a i n m e n t PLAYER VEGAS 2 013 P u b l i c atio n O ve r vie w VEGAS PLAYER: A l w a y s O n Vegas Player magazine is the exclusive in-room lifestyle magazine of Caesars Entertainment resorts in Las Vegas. Our print magazine is just one of the powerful tools designed to help you reach these discerning guests. Vegas Player directly engages guests and high-rollers with sharp writing, eye-catching design and sophisticated custom photography. We go to the experts on what matters to Vegas visitors: high fashion and luxurious jewelry; world-renowned entertainment and nightlife; exquisite fine dining. And each issue provides revealing features on the hottest Hollywood trendsetters and celebrities who visit Las Vegas. Vegas Player keeps the message in play with our social-media networks on Facebook and Twitter, and on our website, vegasplayermagazine.com. Select advertisers are also featured on our dedicated in-room TV channel, Vegas Player Television. Published tri-annually, Vegas Player provides the only opportunity for advertisers to access the rooms of Caesars Entertainment’s portfolio of nine Las Vegas properties and connect directly to an audience of five million annual resort guests. World-famous entertainment, luxury shopping destinations, A-list celebrities, fine dining and dusk-’til-dawn nightlife — Vegas Player covers all this and more. www.vegasplayermagazine.com PLAYER VEGAS 2 013 E D I T O R I A L C O N T E N T Departments Features OPENING ACT: Our official welcome. A Q&A with a prominent celebrity figure. Celebrity Portrait: Our cover feature profiles an A-list star from the world of film, television, music or theater. On The Strip: If it’s happening in Vegas, you’ll find out here. News from the Center Strip. Taste: We profile celebrity chefs and visit the city’s hottest restaurants, while offering cooking and home party tips. Outtakes: Movies, television and Hollywood buzz. Cocktail Culture: We follow the cocktail craze with in-depth interviews with the city’s top sommeliers and mixologists. Senses: Inside tips on where to wind down or rev-up. Spa and health trends that stimulate the senses. Vantage Point: One signature view. Las Vegas as we see it. Fashion Forward: Our custom multi-page photo spread features the latest high-fashion trends. Score: The gaming wire. Profiles and features on poker players and sports book analysts, with expert tips on your favorite table games. Lavish Adornments: A custom multi-page jewelry spread showcasing magnificent watches, fine jewelry and luxury brands of Las Vegas. Scene + Heard: We’re on the scene at dazzling movie premieres, celebrity-hosted parties and red-carpet events. What happens in Vegas…can be seen right here. Splurge: We explore the city’s exceptional shopping, profile iconic fashion designers, and highlight the season’s musthave products. ShowBiz: Entertainer profiles and news on the hottest shows on the Strip. IN THE KNOW: Spotlighting the latest can’t-miss places and revealing Sin City’s secrets. Around Town: A reader-friendly guide to local dining, entertainment, attractions and nightlife. Wild Card: This mini-profile introduces a Las Vegas personality and shares eye-opening facts about them. SHOWBIZ The Business of Being Sexy OUTTAKES Quotable Notables CINEMACON 2012 They Said WhaT? Comedic Quips from CinemaCon Stars “Maybe someday, I will get to relax in a hair and makeup chair again, and leave the maniacs at home with you.” Jennifer Garner The actress, CinemaCon’s Female Star of the Year, pointing to husband Ben Affleck and talking about her hiatus from film in order to raise the couple’s three children “She is not just being wicked for the sake of being wicked. Girls get mad when they’re rejected.” Jennifer Garner Mila Kunis Mila Kunis The actress, explaining why her character transforms into the Wicked Witch of the West in the prequel, Oz: The Great and Powerful “I know my parents are really grateful because they’re hoping I will take my Stony Award from High Times magazine— a working bong—down from the mantle.” Anna Faris The excited actress, accepting her CinemaCon Comedy Star of the Year Award Anna Faris Jon Chu “I noticed in my reel there was a repetition of boner jokes. I apologize for that.” Judd Apatow The director, who received the CinemaCon Award of Excellence in Filmmaking, reacting to film clips from Superbad, The 40-Year-Old Virgin and some of his other offbeat comedies A Doll’s life Next Pussycat Dolls: Purr-fectly Cast Robin Antin is at it again. A new Pussycat Dolls recording group is on the way. And these sexy singers have some big stilettos to fill. The girls are replacing the five original members, who had hits with songs such as “Don’t Cha,” “Buttons,” “Stickwitu” and “When I Grow Up,” but have all left the group over the past few years. Antin, who founded the Pussycat Dolls as a burlesque troupe in 1995, understands their departure. “It’s a platform,” Antin says. “As much as the other girls, especially [former lead singer] Nicole [Scherzinger], were the face of the Pussycat Dolls, I have to let them go and live their dreams so they can find what their destiny is. Now it’s time to do it again.” ‘The Pussycat Dolls are sexy and gorgeous, and the music is fun and has an urban pop vibe. It’s going to fit the same mold.’ —Pussycat Dolls Founder Robin Antin So meet the new Dolls. Antin recruited Lauren Bennett from Paradiso Girls, who will share vocals with Girlicious’ Chrystina Sayers. Rounding out the group is former Los Angeles Lakers Girl Vanessa Curry, Paula Van Oppen from So You Think You Can Dance and ex-Dallas Cowboys cheerleader Erica Jenkins. Antin calls the two-year selection process “Pussycat Dolls boot camp” and adds, “I have five very special, incredibly beautiful and talented girls.” Bennett, who was featured on LMFAO’s “Party Rock Anthem” and Cee Lo Green’s “Love Gun” track, has a voice that, Antin says, is a “cross between Aretha Franklin and Adele”— plus, “she can dance. She has such swagger.” Meanwhile, Antin compares Sayers’ “big, belty, pop sound” to that of Rihanna, and says Van Oppen will likely rap on the album, which she expects will be released by the end of the year. As for the Dolls’ new sound, “My motto is, don’t fix what isn’t broken. The Pussycat Dolls are sexy and gorgeous, and the music is fun and has an urban pop vibe. It’s going to fit the same mold.” And as if that’s not enough, Antin is teaming up with Nigel Lythgoe and Kim Kardashian, who will work as an executive producer, on a reality show that will follow the launch of the band. But will a Pussycat Dolls reincarnation work? “When people see the girls in action and hear our music, everyone is going to fall in love with them. People will be blown away. It’s the exact right recipe for the new Pussycat Dolls.” VP Below: The new Pussycat Dolls—Erica Jenkins, Vanessa Curry, Lauren Bennett, Paula Van Oppen and Chrystina Sayers Dream GIrLS Through the years, celebrities such as Christina Aguilera and Carmen Electra have performed as guest Dolls in nightclubs in Los Angeles and Las Vegas. So who is Antin eyeing next to tease the crowd at her Pussycat Dolls Burlesque Saloon at Planet Hollywood Resort & Casino? “I would love to have Lindsay Lohan,” Antin reveals. “She is really talented. Even though she has had some trouble, she can really perform. I’d love to be the one to make it happen so she can show everybody ‘I’ve been through a lot of stuff in my life, but I still got it.’” Others she’d like to see: “Jennifer Lopez, of course,” Antin gushes and adds, “Penélope Cruz has a ballet background and would be perfect.” The Doll mAker In Step with Robin Antin Robin Antin is a highly respected choreographer on today’s music scene. In 1995, she founded The Pussycat Dolls Burlesque Revue and in 2003 she turned the brand into a recording group that featured five hit songs off their debut album, PCD. Antin also oversees the Pussycat Dolls Burlesque Saloon at Planet Hollywood Resort & Casino. CELEBRITY PORTRAIT Christina Aguilera “Can I just say, if I knew that 3-D was going to be such a big deal, I would have gotten that boob job ten years ago.” Charlize Theron The actress, who received CinemaCon’s Distinguished Decade of Achievement in Film Award, reacting to the increasing number of Hollywood movies filmed in 3-D Judd Apatow Dwayne Johnson FOOD FOR THOUGHT “[G.I. Joe] stars Dwayne Johnson, or as we call him, Franchise Viagra—because everything he’s in, he brings everyone’s game up.” RobeRt De NiRo Jon Chu The G.I. Joe: Retaliation director, introducing actor Dwayne Johnson to receive the CinemaCon Action Star of the Year Award Charlize Theron “Franchise Viagra is here.” Dwayne Johnson The actor, responding to director Jon Chu’s introduction 32 VEGAS PlAyEr 96 P h o t o s C o u rt e s y o f © rya n M i l l e r / C a P t u r e i M a g i n g / C i n e M a C o n VEGAS PlAyEr Muses oN FooD, FilM aND His FutuRe P h o t o s C o u r t e s y o f ( r o b i n a n t i n ) W i C k e d C r e at i v e / L a u r e n b e n n e t t; ( C h r i s t i n a a g u i L e r a ) W i C k e d C r e at i v e / C h r i s t i n a r a d i s h / W i r e i m a g e . C o m ; ( P u s s y C at d o L L s r e C o r d i n g g r o u P ) P h o t o b y m u s a s h i o n o , m a k e u P b y P r i s C i L L a o n o a n d L i n g e r i e b y r o b i n a n t i n . Splurge Style Watch A Beverage with Benefits My Cup of Tea by Christie Moeller Robert De Niro with Chef Nobu Matsuhisa and Tom Jenkin, President of Western Division for Caesars Entertainment Corporation. Tea drinkers have been hip to the benefits of their beverage since the Ming Dynasty. Researchers have found green and white teas to be rich in antioxidants, and helpful in reducing inflammation, building collagen and lessening cell damage from sun exposure. Cosmetics companies are drawn to such health benefits, and both tea varieties are among the most popular ingredients used in the beauty industry today. 1 Robert De Niro keeps coming back to Las Vegas, and Vegas welcomes him every time. He first won over the city with his no-nonsense portrayal of hotel boss Sam “Ace” Rothstein in Casino, the 1995 film directed by his longtime pal, Martin Scorsese. He’s now getting ready to film a new movie, Last Vegas, about four friends in their sixties who descend on Sin City to throw a bachelor party for their aging friend. But of late, the two-time Academy Award®-winning actor has been working on another, much larger, project: helping to create the world’s first Nobu Hotel, and bringing it to Caesars Palace. It’s the next act in his long-standing partnership with Japanese super chef Nobu Matsuhisa, with whom he has opened a string of hugely popular restaurants around the world. “It’s like having chemistry with your co-star on a movie,” De Niro says of their teamwork. “The thing I’ve always respected most is his concern for quality. “We started over twenty years ago,” he remembers, “when I went to Matsuhisa, Nobu’s first restaurant in Los Angeles. It was a real hotspot and what he was doing in the kitchen was very special. I had never tasted Japanese food like it. I told Nobu having that kind of place in New York would be a no-brainer. And so we eventually got together.” Photograph by Brigitte Lacombe • Written by Shep Morgan Here are a few ways to take in the health benefits of green or white tea. 68 2 2 Boscia Blotting Linens Absorb excess oil without disturbing makeup. These finely woven Boscia Green Tea Blotting Linens will soothe, protect and freshen your skin ($10); Sephora/ Miracle Mile Shops at Planet Hollywood Resort & Casino and Sephora/The Forum Shops at Caesars. Sip a glass of Nobu’s The Green Tea in your room at Caesars Palace. A classic green tea with a roasted brown-rice flavor ($10); Nobu Hotel Caesars Palace. P h o t o g r a P h e d o n l o c at i o n at b e i j i n g n o o d l e n o. 9 at c a e s a r s Pa l a c e It’s the Chinese Year of the Dragon, a time of good fortune and great power. Forget about the fire-breathing version: This creature is to be revered, not feared. We went on a quest and found a few things to bring out your inner dragon. photograph by Robert John Kley P h oto a s s i s ta n t: to d d lu s s i e r Fa s h i o n D i r e c to r / s t y l i s t: c h r i s t i e M o e l l e r h a i r / M a k e u P: K r ys t l e r a n d a l l M a n i c u r i s t: t r i c i a M e s a , u s i n g M a n g l a z e “ M at t e i s M u r d e r ” M o D e l : lu lu / e n v y M o d e l M a n ag e M e n t 38 VEGAS PlAyEr All Product ImAges courtesy of resPectIve brAnds unless otherwIse noted www.vegasplayermagazine.com 4 Shu Uemura Polishing Milk Shu Uemura Art of Hair’s Satin Design White Tea Polishing Milk conditions hair, giving it a smooth, polished look and silky touch ($38); shuuemuraartofhair.com. ACCESSORIES TO BLESS YOUR LOOK: On Lulu: Animalier Collection dragon bangle ($45,000) and ring ($19,000) in 18-karat yellow and white gold with diamonds and enamel; Roberto Coin/robertocoin.com and Park Place Jewelers/Bally’s Las Vegas. On her chopsticks: Silver dragon key fob ($275); Alfred Dunhill/The Forum Shops at Caesars. On beef pancakes (front row, second from left): Naga Collection large dragon-head ring in sterling silver and 18-karat gold with ruby on eyes, milky quartz and diamond pavé ($2,750); John Hardy/johnhardy.com. On Char Siu Bao (middle, in silver dish): Year of the Dragon watch ($65); Swatch/ The Forum Shops at Caesars. On Baked BBQ Pork Pastry (front row, third from left): Silver Chinese-dragon cufflinks ($195); Thomas Pink/The Forum Shops at Caesars. Top right: Dragon wine stopper ($74); Olivia Riegel/Caesars Exclusively, Caesars Palace. CLOTHING: “Orchid” silk-crepe dress ($680); Shanghai Tang/The Forum Shops at Caesars. Brownleather messenger bag with dragon-embroidered detailing ($995); Bally/bally.com. 5 Bamboo Harmony by Kilian 5 69 WEBSITE: www.vegasplayer magazine.com embraces the latest in website enhancements to bring the entire magazine to the digital realm. 3 Nobu’s The Green Tea A Feast of Pleasures VEGAS PlAyEr INTERACT WITH US! 3 4 VEGAS PlAyEr 1 AmorePacific Treatment Oil Renew your complexion and restore your skin to its youthful radiance with AmorePacific Green Tea Treatment Oil ($195); Sephora/Miracle Mile Shops at Planet Hollywood Resort & Casino and Sephora/The Forum Shops at Caesars. From the “Asian Tales” collection comes Bamboo Harmony by Kilian, a perfume with notes of bergamot, citrus and neroli, and a heart consisting of white tea and mimosa ($225); Saks Fifth Avenue/Fashion Show. VEGAS PlAyEr 39 TELEVISION: VEGAS PLAYER TELEVISION uses custom programming, including commercial spots for our partners, to bring the entire magazine to life. SOCIAL MEDIA: Strategic, targeted Twitter posts and Facebook updates and “likes” bring attention to our partners’ brands. PLAYER VEGAS 2 013 M A G A Z I N E D I S T R I BU T I O N Published three times a year, Vegas Player is the only lifestyle publication that provides distribution in the following Caesars Entertainment rooms and suites: In-Room Magazine Distribution HotelRooms • Caesars Palace 2,159 rooms & suites Augustus Tower at Caesars Palace 952 rooms & suites Octavius Tower at Caesars Palace 668 rooms & suites Nobu Hotel Caesars Palace 181 rooms & suites • Bally’s Las Vegas • Bill’s Gamblin’ Hall & Saloon 2,814 rooms & suites ,199 rooms & suites • Flamingo Las Vegas 3,460 rooms & suites • Harrah’s Las Vegas 2,526 rooms & suites • Paris Las Vegas 2,916 rooms & suites • Planet Hollywood Resort & Casino 2,496 rooms & suites • Rio All-Suite Hotel & Casino 2,522 suites • The Quad Resort & Casino 2,535 rooms & suites Total Rooms 23,428 rooms & suites ADDITIONAL DISTRIBUTION • Select stores at The Forum Shops at Caesars • Select stores at Miracle Mile Shops at Planet Hollywood Resort & Casino • Resort concierge desks • VIP check-in lounges • Cascata Golf Course, Boulder City, Nev. • Rio Secco Golf Club, Henderson, Nev. • Resort spas and lounges • Caesars Entertainment company-owned jets • Digital presence on each resort’s official website • Social networking via Facebook and Twitter www.vegasplayermagazine.com NEW PLAYER VEGAS READERSHIP 2 013 R E A D E R S H I P, DEMOGRAPHICS & GUEST SPENDING Guest Spending Total Number of Rooms/Suites 23,428 Readers of Vegas Player are avid spenders when vacationing Average Occupancy 88.2% in Las Vegas. Here is a complete breakdown of guest spending: Average Stay/Number of Nights 3.7 Average Number of Guests 2.3 Average readership per Issue 1,562,793 Food & Beverage $1.3 billion Retail/Shopping $604 million Entertainment $225 million Sightseeing READERSHIP ANNUALLY Total Guest Spending 4,688,379 $47 million $2.2 billion NOTE: Amounts derived by multiplying annual Vegas Player readership by 2011 figures from the Las Vegas Convention and Visitors Authority. For additional information, please go to www.lvcva.com. SOURCE: 2012 Summary, Las Vegas Convention & Visitors Authority A complete digital version of the magazine is available after each issue is published, at www.vegasplayermagazine.com. DEMOGRAPHICS Who are our readers? Affluent: Average income $125,000+ Successful: 62.6% professionals/executives Well Educated: 83.4% college graduates Married: 66% Male: 58.2% Female: 41.8% What do our readers do? • Avid travelers, both foreign and domestic • Active investors, especially interested in real estate • Use high-end credit cards • Wine connoisseurs • Golf aficionados • Have a true affinity for high-end fashion products FASHION FORWARD clothing and Jewelry: silver crochet dress ($597); alice + olivia/neiman Marcus, Fashion show. Marquise 3-tier earring ($185); Melinda Maria/intermix, the Forum shops at caesars. clothing and Jewelry: silk geometric-printed gown ($2,546); etro/etro.com. Melted Deco cuff and earrings ($198 each); Melinda Maria/intermix, the Forum shops at caesars. beauty products: Dior addict lip color in perfecto ($28); Dior Beauty/the Forum shops at caesars. sephora collection colorful palette for eyes in smoky Blue ($24); sephora, Miracle Mile shops at planet hollywood resort & casino. SOURCE: Caesars Entertainment Research Department 70 www.vegasplayermagazine.com VEGAS PlAyEr VEGAS PlAyEr 71 PLAYER VEGAS 2 013 A D V E R T I S I N G R A T E S , P UBL I S H I N G C Y CL E General Advertising Rates 4-Color Ad Size Full Page Half Page One-Third Page Cover 2 (inside front) Cover 3 (inside back) Cover 4 (back) 3x 2x 1x $16,800 $10,890 $7,075 NA NA NA $18,675 $12,100 $7,875 NA NA NA $20,750 $13,450 $8,750 $23,875 $21,750 $25,850 2013 Publishing Cycle Issue Date Issue Fashion Focus March 2013 July 2013 November 2013 Spring/Summer Summer/Fall Fall/Winter Jewelry/Watches Mar./Apr./May/June Summer/Resort Fashion July/Aug./Sept./Oct. Holiday Fashion Nov./Dec./Jan./Feb. The Las Vegas Lifestyle Magazine of Caesars Entertainment Cycle Blue Python Gym Bag ting ideas are “The most interes told No.” the ones that are Silver Python Gym Bag Flamingo Las Vegas Krakoff grew The Connecticut-born creative people; up surrounded by in the design his mother worked g. father in publishin business and his the fact that fashion and says, he This, all things he loves— is the synthesis of art and business— creativity, travel, via Parsons industry the to led him for Design. “Design The New School every part of my makes its way into “There really isn’t life,” Krakoff says. n” between work much of a separatio His appreciation and everything else. and design has art of for all forms l collectio n of shaped his persona art, furnishin gs, 20th-cen tury décor, es, and inspired paintings and sculptur Harrah’s Las Vegas Designer Profile: by Danie lle Cohen Reed Krakoff brands widely recogn ized s some of the most to Coach— His résumé include to Ralph Lauren from Anne Klein executi ve around the globe, now preside nt and 14 years and is at which where he has spent with the lightni ng-quic k speed ’s r. 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Now e, a nearsecond U.S. boutiqu t space inside The 2,000-square-foo Reed the Forum Shops at Caesars, VEGAS PlAyEr ir for e Fla rock his work. steadfast is the key Being fearless and most interesting to his success. “The that are told No,” ideas are the ones .” very critical industry he says. “This is a in a business And he enjoys working ngded and ever-cha that is so open-en g, the next sketchin he’s ing; one day and the day after he’s at a photo shoot, on a store design. that he’s working you do and do a “If you love what says, “you end up good job at it,” he VP in a good place.” ll ’N’ ro The Quad Resort & Casino S pa ce R e s er vati o n s Rod Musum Group Publisher and Executive Director of Sales 3355 Spring Mountain Road, Suite 13, Las Vegas, NV 89102 tel (702) 212-5695 fax (702) 212-4960 cell (305) 775-1984 pired ays ins ha s alw his ad Mu sic rvatos. ma in Va Joh n ign s for hisby t cam pa n— sho ted mu sic tio na col lec y®- no mi y Da nn h Gra mm entar ian tured suc do cum —h ave fea igg y as Cli nch ry ico ns an d da er yea r, leg en ce Co op th is ali Po p, revo lve r. the kid t Ve lve el bu ilt by rates its eb yer Pla the lab tro it cel Vegas De h rsary. fro m annive do wn wit rum 10th tly sat ide his Fo recen tos ins Va rva bo uti qu e. s sh op J oshion’s roturn of a W Fa the re and yEr S PlA 36 www.vegasplayermagazine.com VEGA 35 Splurge Avant-g arde Show some edge with a Paul Smith cotton striped hat ($175) and leather phone case ($95); Paul Smith Las Vegas/Crystals at CityCenter. With a splash of turquoise suspended in filigree, the DeLator necklace brings i refreshment to the wardrobe ($575); delatori.com Caesars Exclusive or ly in the Augustu s Tower at Caesars Palace. Beat the heat and stay cool with a Stadler Otto Fan. Made Form of durable African tropical wood similar to mahogan sapele—a three adjustab le height settings y—this fan has ($199.99); swizz-sty and is whisper quiet le.com. Time is always on stylish Steel Blaze, your side with TeNo’s Silicon Blaze watch ($69); TeNo/The Miracle Mile Shops at Planet Hollywood Resort & Casino. Look hip wearing Albert J Glasses ($285); Oliver Peoples/oliverpeop by Oliver Peoples les.com. THE HIPSTER For every urban bohemian, style counts. Get ready for fall and start accessorizing Cotton Treats with Wyatt bow tie ($28 on model), Jackson bow tie ($26 inset); cottontreats.com. 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