From luxist.com
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It has been revealed that casino mogul Steve Wynn is the proud new owner of the Rembrandt painting that sold for a record $33.2 million last week at Christie's in London. The 1658 "Portrait of a Man, Half-Length, With His Arms Akimbo," was sold over the telephone. Wynn has not officially revealed that he was the buyer but the NY Times reported that he called several art dealers and scholars to ask their opinions of the piece before the sale...
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Sin City casino boss Steve Wynn loves extravagance and the Las Vegas
hotel owner has paid a whopping $33.2 million for a Rembrandt
self-portrait Thursday at a Sotheby's auction in London...
From nationalledger.com
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- Steve Wynn revealed as mystery buyer of Rembrandt for $33 million (feedburner.com)
- US casino mogul Wynn bought record Rembrandt (tiscali.co.uk)
- Casino mogul Wynn bought record Rembrandt: report (nz.rss.news.yahoo.com)
Speaking of golden nuggets we found on YouTube, we've assembled a half-assed collection of videos which chronicle the evolution of the "Hi, I'm Steve Wynn" catch phrase.
Shockingly, that one never aired. It was posted to YouTube by the kid - now a grown man - who played Stevie Wynn.=
We're gonna make Las Vegas famous! LOL
This is the commercial that aired for the opening of Bellagio. Surprisingly, this reminds me of the ARIA...
From vegastripping.com
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- Yo Adrian!! I Sold That Piece of Shit to Steve Wynn! (vegastripping.com)
Gather 'round kids its time for another exciting episode of The Steve Wynn Show!!! This Saturday evening, The Strip Podcast will be airing a very special TWO HOUR episode of The Steve Wynn Show, wherein we expect The Steveness to wax and wane poetic on CityCenter, casino design ephemera, Bobby Baldwin, the old days at the Golden Nugget as well as demonstrate his luxury brand of testicular fortitude.
The show will be aired LIVE from 4-6pm...
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From vegastripping.com
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Remember all the hoopla about Wynn Las Vegas' mountain?
Wynn used to circulate several stories about his frustrations with Bellagio's neighbors. I guess when you work hard building "the greatest public attraction on earth" (Steven Spielberg's opinion, not mine), it irks you to see competitors build restaurants with views that take advantage of your dancing fountains. It pisses you off that they're charging more for "fountain view" rooms...
From vegastripping.com
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- Without Steve Wynn, we’d all die! (blogs.lvcitylife.com)
- Steve Wynn’s politics in the news, but not new (lasvegassun.com)
- Open Topic Discussion - December 3rd, 2009 / Wynn Interview Saturday (feedburner.com)
