Three Formula 1 drivers have announced that they will attend the La Grande Nuit F1 ball, to be held this Friday, June 10, at the Casino de Montréal.
To be among the other special guests are Jarno Trulli of Team Toyota, who is ranked 3rd going into this weekend's Grand Prix, Olivier Panis, also of Team Toyota, and Patrick Friesacher with the Minardi Team.
"We are extremely pleased that Messrs. Trulli, Panis and Friesacher will be joining us at La Grande Nuit F1," exclaimed Yves Devin, General Manager of the Casino de Montréal.

Guess which online casino was willing to pay someone $15,100 to wear a pink bunny suite at the 2005 World Series of Poker? If your answer is the Golden Palace, then you have guessed correctly.
I bet you didn´t even have to think long about this one. We have all been accustomed to their highly entertaining promotional antics by now that nothing can really shock us anymore.
The online casino has been pulling out all the stops doing one wacky thing after another.

An electronic handheld device that would allow a gambler to play the slots, poker, 21 or roulette as he wanders through a Nevada casino is a step closer to reality.
The Senate on Thursday approved and sent to Gov. Kenny Guinn Assembly Bill 471 that would permit the state Gaming Commission to adopt regulations to control the tiny units and to license companies that make them.
But the remote betting devices won't be appearing immediately in Nevada casinos.

Gamblers beware. This month, two people leaving Charles Town Races and Slots have been robbed of their winning. Police said they are not sure whether the incidents are related. In each one, gamblers leaving the casino were attacked in Loudon County, Virginia before being robbed.
The first incident occurred on May 2nd when the victim was rear-ended by a blue Cadillac.
When both drivers got out of their cars, the robber attacked the victim and stole close to $2,000.

The pop queen Madonna and her husband Guy Ritchie made quite an appearance the British "Sin City" opening night in Leicester Square. No one knew they were coming.

Madona's arrival stole the flash bulbs away from the film's stars, including Brittany Murphy, Clive Owen and Mickey Rourke.

Brittany Murphy declared she was dazzled "It's probably the second time I've ever been star-struck in my life,". "She's my idol. If I meet her at the party I will shyly and meekly shake her hand."

GOSUB 60, fresh off the successful launch of Sahara, is back with a new take on the white hot card game genre: Blackjack Cheater for mobile.
The hook for this game of 21? The game unveils tips and tricks for stacking the odds in your favor.
A personal coach helps you fashion strategies of knowing when to hit or stand, as well as when to make a smart bet.

"American Idol" judge Paula Abdul has come forward to say she has been battling an obscure, difficult-to-diagnose pain syndrome for the past 25 years.
The publicity has raised hopes that the condition, called complex regional pain syndrome, may finally get the medical recognition it deserves.
Abdul, the focus of controversy this season because of allegations of an inappropriate relationship with former contestant Corey Clark, made the announcement last month.

The Rolling Stones have announced a global tour and laughed off suggestions that it will be their last.

"We never say this is going to be our last tour. We never think about it. We take each tour as it comes," Mick Jagger, 61, told a press conference in New York.

"I think that's a trap to try and get people to buy your tickets and say, 'Well, I'll never see them again."

Reminding the cheering crowd that not only are they far from elderly, the Stones played Start Me Up, Brown Sugar and a new song.

Casino gambling won in Adams -- but not by much.

In a non-binding ballot question Monday, Adams residents voted 483-to-402 in favor of casino gambling, which is not permitted in Massachusetts.

The issue has been considered by Adams voters before. In 1978, voters approved the proposal by a 150-vote margin, while the matter failed in a county-wide non-binding referendum.

GSN, the network for games, today announced the first-ever annual awards show to celebrate the very best casino players, casino entertainers and casino-related television and movies.
The GSN CASINO AWARDS will be broadcast live from Las Vegas in December 2005 on GSN in the U.S. and Canada, and will be licensed to other networks internationally.
Nominees and winners in most categories will be determined by a new casino board made up of professional players, entertainers, producers and executives.