The stars were aligned for Jo Ann Argyris, or more like the symbols that signify an incredible second $1 million jackpot.
Argyris hit her second million-dollar jackpot in less than a year Thursday night at the Railroad Pass casino.
"I saw the symbols, but it just didn't seem possible," said Argyris, a self-employed single mother of two and a grandmother of three from Boulder City.

Last news said that SX Networks is interested in entering to the market of the Internet Games, specifically to the Online Casinos growing world. It will be a big challenge to this company and it will require a big investment. They think to corner competitive markets and also gain ground in many countries with different languages.

SX Networks already has some experience in the area, developing software for some Casinos’ sites. Although now, it will be SX Networks’ total responsibility of creating, developing, setting it in motion and keeping updated their own sites.

After having twins last November, Julia Roberts is even more beautiful, according to People magazine.

The actress graces the cover of People's annual "50 Most Beautiful People" issue, on newsstands Friday. It is a record-breaking third time that Roberts has been the issue's cover girl.

"Now that she has her babies, she has reached the peak of beauty," the magazine quotes Roberts' friend and makeup artist Genevieve. "She is satisfied and content. All of that shows."

As he was preparing for the opening of The Mirage in 1989, Steve Wynn seemed taken aback by the attention.

The resort -- the first new Strip development in almost two decades -- was the subject of lavish praise for its "tropical oasis in the desert" theme and financial scrutiny for its unheard of $630 million price tag.

Hollywood beauty Demi Moore and her toyboy Ashton Kutcher are planning a secret Las Vegas wedding.
Demi, 42, and Kutcher, a 27-year-old model turned actor, have already commissioned wedding rings.
The couple, who have just returned to America after appearances in London, approached celebrity jeweller Neil Lane - known as the King of the Ice Age - last month to design matching bands, according to a friend, who added: "Demi and Ashton went to him for one reason, their wedding is being planned."

For the second straight month, Nevada casinos reported modest increases in the amount of money won from gamblers, posting a 3.8 percent gain over February of last year.
The state Gaming Control Board reported today that the amount won from gamblers in February reached $909.5 million with $765.8 million coming from casinos in Clark County.
While the $909.5 million was a record for February, Frank Streshley, senior research analyst for the board, said the "players were extremely lucky."

A private investor from the mainland is planning to sell shares in eight VIP rooms in Macau's Galaxy Casino in a HK$1.5 billion to HK$2 billion initial public offering slated for the end of June, sources said.

They denied media reports of an IPO of shares in the entire Galaxy Waldo Casino and Hotel.

The VIP rooms host high-rolling clients prepared to bet, on average, HK$2,300 in a game of baccarat.

Both Deutsche Bank and BNP Paribas, appointed to underwrite the stock offering, declined to comment.

The most unusual of rumours surrounding the next James Bond was that for a while, Orlando Bloom's name was coming up to play the part of the super spy in a restart of the franchise.
The idea has been scrapped of course in favour of an older actor for "Casino Royale", but now something new has emerged.
Sky Movies reports the British hunk is in serious talks about a series of films based on an idea by a new author about the early life of the MI6 agent.

It was shortly after midnight on a warm summer night at the harbor in Punta del Este, Uruguay, and tanned young couples were streaming out of restaurants, wondering what to do next. Walk down the block to one of those well-appointed bars that would remain open until dawn? Or head over to a discotheque on the beach? And what about that all-night electronic music festival at the old airfield?
After losing some of its shine during the 1990s, Punta del Este, traditionally known as the Pearl of the Atlantic, has reinvented itself as South America's premier all-purpose vacation spot.

If you were playing games of chance at the founding of Las Vegas a century ago, you would have. Along with poker, it was the game of choice -- and of chance -- in the Old West in the 19th century. It was still popular enough in 1905 to command a tiger's share of space in saloons such as the Double O and the Red Onion, along with Las Vegas' first hotel, the spanking new Golden Gate, when it opened in 1906.
That's a tiger's share -- not a lion's share. Tiger images adorned the ace of spades painted on the tables, and to play the game was to buck the tiger.