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in a Facebook post.The venue, which holds 2,000 people, revealed Lopez had hired his private security team who could’ve “easily escorted any hecklers out.”A pre-show meeting had also been reportedly held to form a plan in case hecklers did manage to interrupt the show.“He could have provided us an opportunity to allow our security and team to escort any hecklers out since his own private security did not,” the casino said. “George decided to not continue with the show and leave.”Fans on social media confirmed the person who interrupted the show wasn’t a heckler, but instead people showing the “Blue Beetle” actor support.“It was not like he had 100 people heckling him,” one person claimed on Facebook.

Eagle Mountain Casino alleged Friday that the 63-year-old comedian walked out of his show 30 minutes before it was scheduled to end and blamed his security team who could’ve “easily escorted any hecklers out.”The casino said that Lopez “let down his fans and sold out audience” by leaving early. Lopez’s rep responded to the casino’s claims in a statement to The Post.

is joining a long list of suitors hoping to cash in on the gambling market after New York City was recently approved for a gaming license. The hip-hop artist and entrepreneur released a long-winded statement on Instagram Thursday from his entertainment company Roc Nation with the headline: “It’s Time, Times Square.” In an open letter to New York, Jay-Z makes his case for why he should be the one applicant granted the license, stating that others in the running have “spread misinformation.” He’s vying for what is predicted to be a single license to open a legal casino in the city.

The UK online casino market is a booming industry. The number of players in online casinos or on the bingo sites is increasing day by day as convenience factors and a wide selection of betting products are too good to miss the opportunity to win.

Companies are leasing more floors in office towers even before the buildings fill up again with live human workers.As daily foot traffic of 350,000 approaches pre-pandemic levels, the last thing the “Crossroads of the World” needs is casino gambling. The hocus-pocus is being pushed by the usual suspects — real estate and hotel companies and labor unions — and egged on by Gov.

The seaside town has fallen on hard times in recent years, but it made the perfect spot to film “Army of the Dead,” a new movie about a group of mercenaries who attempt to steal millions left behind in a casino vault after Las Vegas is overrun by the undead. The film, starring Dave Bautista, Tig Notaro and Ana de la Reguera, is playing in theaters and begins streaming today on Netflix. Shooting in actual Las Vegas casinos wasn’t possible, because they’re always open, so the crew used two shuttered Atlantic City spots as a stand-in: the Atlantic Club Casino Hotel and the Showboat. Both venues closed in 2014 (the Showboat later reopened as a non-gaming hotel), and the filmmakers say being inside was a bit spooky. “There was a lot of discovery