(ARA) - Whether you are a professional gambler, a music enthusiast, restaurant connoisseur, or simply enjoy walking down the lighted strip at 3 a.m., Las Vegas has something to offer everyone.
And now you can enjoy all Vegas has to offer from your home. Whether preparing for a trip to "sin city" or bringing the excitement to your living room, a new Web site is dedicated to bringing all things Las Vegas to people around the world.
"No one has ever produced a Las Vegas Internet broadcast television Web site that truly presents everything Las Vegas," says WatchItVegas.com founder Jim Lavelle. "From the hottest events, to learning to gamble, to getting ideas for your own Vegas-themed party, this new Web site will fill your need for the thrill of this city."
The Web site provides a variety of shows available to watch at any time. Show content is updated weekly and covers a variety of subjects. There are also pay-per-view options that feature special one-time Las Vegas events that you don't need to miss just because you aren't there.
You can watch the content on the Web site or use the integration of television and Web technologies to watch Internet programming on your home TV. The Web site utilizes a video player that will display the content in full screen with no border so the show displays just as if it was on a regular television network.
So what can you learn about Las Vegas? Perhaps you always wanted to learn how to gamble but have been intimidated to join a table for the first time. WatchItVegas.com has short 60-second chapters teaching people how to gamble some of their favorite games. Chapters are available for black jack, craps and roulette. You can even check sports odds and scores.
Learn cooking secrets of famous chefs through Chef John Guinivere's show, Chef Live. Chefs from all over the world are featured on the show to share the unique flavors of their own so you can bring them to your home cooking.
Perhaps you want to laugh a bit. The Dan Show provides comical relief with hidden camera pranks, sketch comedy, interviews with some of the most unique Vegas visitors and plenty of behind the scenes action revolving around the world of Vegas entertainment.
Want a celebrity take on the Vegas scene? Robin Leach, known from the show "Lifestyles of the Rich and Famous" and "AOL's Luxe Life," is the man around town. His show guides visitors through a scenic tour of Las Vegas, showcasing the hottest clubs, restaurants, stage shows and more.
Need a themed idea for a party or a wedding? Wild Web Weddings is a show that focuses on the many unique and sometimes elaborate themed weddings that take place at the famous Viva Las Vegas Wedding Chapel. From Elvis, to the Blues Brothers, to Vampire and Renaissance, there really are unlimited ideas for unforgettable weddings.
Want to learn about the new hottest bands? Hot Bands in Sin City is a reality-style look at the local rock music scene in Las Vegas. Host Andrea Guevara takes the cameras out into the city, visiting some of the best "local" venues and the hottest bands.
"There's something for everyone in Las Vegas and we wanted to feature that variety on this network," says Lavelle. "If you're planning a trip, this is a great way to learn more about this unique city. If you are missing your favorite vacation destination, this will make you feel like you are right in the action. All shows are focused on Las Vegas and filmed in the city, but the appeal stretches well beyond the city boundaries."
To learn more about Las Vegas and the WatchItVegas network, visit www.WatchItVegas.com.
Courtesy of ARAcontent 