The most iconic solo dance scene in cinema history – Saturday Night Fever (1977)John Travolta as Tony Manero explodes on the 2001 Odyssey dance floor with the Bee Gees’ "You Should Be Dancing". The crowd instantly clears the floor, the disco lights flash, and Tony becomes the undisputed “King of the Dance Floor” in just a few minutes!
Did you know?
• Travolta trained for 5–9 months, running and dancing 3 hours every day, losing nearly 20 lbs (9 kg) to get that perfect physique.
• He almost quit the role because the studio initially wanted to film only from the waist up. Travolta insisted on full-body shots so audiences could see every step of his incredible footwork.
• The scene wasn’t shot in one take - it was skillfully edited from 14 different shots, yet feels completely seamless.This is the moment that turned John Travolta into a superstar and sparked the global disco fever!
One week from today is Nevada’s largest and longest-running free job fair!
The Original Spring Job Fair is happening:
📆 Thurs, May 1
⏰ 10 AM–3 PM
📍 Las #Vegas Convention Ctr. - North Hall
100+ employers, thousands of jobs!
✅ Pre-register: https://t.co/Je7fbO31ki
Today, we honor the life and legacy of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Please be advised that our administrative offices will be closed today in observance of MLK Day. #MLKDay2025#TogetherForBetter
It’s @OleRed Day in #ClarkCounty! @CommishJGibson officially welcomed @blakeshelton and his new place to play Ole Red Las Vegas with a Key to the Las Vegas Strip🔑 A celebration only right for the venues official Grand Opening Night 2 🎉
In the Boss Man’s words, country music now has a permanent spot on the Las #Vegas strip where artists—big & small—from all over have a place to call home and showcase their talents.
Cmsr. Gibson received a one-of-a-kind signed guitar from the Ole Red crew as a thank you for a years long collaboration that brought this unique venue to the Las Vegas Strip.