Motley Crue

For all of its gleaming new resorts, Las Vegas has long had a reputation as a haunted city. From the mobsters who helped build the city and disappeared under mysterious circumstances to those who came to Sin City in search of fortune but died broke and hungry, the ghosts of Las Vegas could be found if you know where to look. After appearing on the Travel Channel's 'Ghost Adventures,' which aired on April 27, Vince Neil of Motley Crue believes they're in Room 908 of the Riviera Hotel.

In what's becoming something of a rite of passage for aging hair metal stars, Vince Neil has cleared some room in his schedule for an appearance in an upcoming episode of the Travel Channel's 'Ghost Adventures' -- not to be mistaken for 'Ghost Encounters,' the Biography Channel series that Neil previously guested on.

Vince Neil has explained why security at the Palms asked him to leave last week. The dust-up led to a Twitter war between the Motley Crue rocker and the casino's management team. As of now, Neil cannot return to the Palms or any of the associated restaurants.

Weeks after opening his own late night establishment in Las Vegas, Motley Crue frontman Vince Neil has been asked to permanently refrain from entering the doors of another. After a Twitter War that would make Donald Trump jealous, Neil is no longer allowed inside the Palms casino.

If there were such a thing as a strip-clubology, Motley Crue singer Vince Neil would surely hold an advanced degree. Not only has he warmed a chair in thousands of such establishments all over the world, he's opening his own Las Vegas club -- and he's released the first promo spot in advance of its grand opening on April 13.