Celebrity Gossip From Las Vegas With Robin Leach | Luxe Life Digest

Tomorrow, Luxe Life will have the front row-seat report on Jay Z's amazing, explosive 4AM performance at TAO in The Venetian, which wrapped up his 7-city, one-day tour that began exactly 24-hours earlier in his hometown of Atlanta. Las Vegas was his last stop of the G5 private jet tour of America that included stops in Philadelphia and Chicago. It was a unique journey to celebrate the end of his retirement and the Tuesday launch of his new album, 'Kingdome Come.'

The stars turned out in force at TAO to greet him: Chris Rock, Paris Hilton with English singer James Blunt, Nicky Hilton, with new Hollywood beau David Katzenburg sitting one booth away from the 'Entourage' stars, including Kevin Connolly who ended his 2-year romance with Nicky just a few weeks ago!!! Other stars attending included boxers Floyd Mayweather and Winky Wright, 'Scrubs' stars Zach Braff and Donald Faison.

Jay-Z's stamina was amazing," said one eyewitness. " TAO was his only club engagement he played here, so his energy was electrifying." World-famous boxing announcer Michael Buffer announced Jay-Z who performed on a 360-degree viewing stage set up from the club's center-piece runway to its back bar booths.

Click here for yesterday's early Luxe Life report as Jay-Z performed his first show in Atlanta at 6AM and then flew to Philadelphia. Then, come back to Luxe Life tomorrow for the full report of the amazing Comedy Festival stars here for Comic Relief and the extraordinary Barbra Streisand concert and the surprise antics of Paris and Britney chilling out during the star-studded Vegas weekend.

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