,. and a good wednesday morning. we're starting off with a mic crackle. it's wednesday. >> i have to take over for you because we have a microphone issue. we were going to -- live look outside right now at paris las vegas. the home of 53 x. the show's new us in just a bit. i'm shawn tempesta with j.j., at the moment, just a pretty face. >> i'm not going to move. >> the wires on these things. >> oh, no, i better not move. >> you can't move. they get crumpled up president obama the point where anchors and reporters and us, we sit on it so many times. >> these things get used around here. >> a new microphone is coming

event that does that and so much more. it's helping a great organization in the valley. >> oh, it's a fun events. we're going to talk about it later on in the show. plus the sexiest show on the strip, welcomes a brand-new hostess, handle of 53 x. >> the university of fee next opening a first of its kind center in downtown las vegas. redflint provides visitors with a hands on environment aiming to innovate companies and ignite >> here to tell us about the new tech savvy learning center is dennis bonilla, executive dean of university of phoenix college of information systems and technology, and tamar lucien, ceo of mental happy. >> welcome. >> welcome. >> how are you? >> a little mike issue, like trump, huh? >> wow. >> what a way to start. redflint, what we were talking about before the show, this is a

vegas. tell us all about redflint, the learning center and what's going to be going on. >> university of phoenix has all been a leader in innovation, education and we know that in the 21st century, business and technology are accelerating at a pace that's hard to keep up. we're experimenting with a new model of driving education, incubation, start-up, businesses and doing it in a matter that we can integrate business and technology at a pace changing in the work force. we want to make sure that the community of las vegas, which our first redflint location, will have the opportunity to prepare its community members into the technologies and business skills that they need to thrive in this community. >> downtown las vegas, kind of becoming the tech innovation center and it's a. >> place to get redflint start. how does this work? >> there is three components. there is an education component which we've always had as part of the university of phoenix. but the education is bayed on short learning bursts, getting

opposed to waiting three or four years. we want you to get the competency ask skills quickly and in a manner you're constantly experiencing and doing hands on training. you're not just learning theory. you're actually learning how to do the work and do the technologies and apply it to business situations. we also want to incubate new business ideas. 10% of our students go on to start their own businesses. >> wow. >> so we want to make sure we have those business incubation services available to the community of las vegas so people can come in. they will help them formulate it from idea to concept to an actual business. the third part is the accelerator, which is tamara's end. you have a company that has a product and you want to accelerate it to market quickly. we take you through an spendssive 13-week program and this particular case, we're focusing on hospitality, and entertainment. this is the mecca of that vertical. >> so i hear. [ laughter ]

the rest of this interview brought to you by -- let's talk about cheer boxes. so you started being part of the accelerator program on september 12. >> yes. >> and tell us all about your company. >> absolutely. so i'm the founder and ceo of mental happy. we make people happy one cheer box at a time. we ease and help people through anxiety, worry, depression. so if an individual in your family, could be a neighbor, mom, sister, just someone you know who is having ordinary life trauma that we all are not an exception to, whether they were diagnosed with cancer or going through a horrible divorce and you want to give them something a little bit more fulfilling than a card or flowers, something to really help them cope with what they're going through, a cheer box is a perfect gift for that occasion. >> that really is a brilliant idea. how did you end up connecting with them? >> my experience with redflint and university of phoenix has come full circle.

university of phoenix. >> no kidding. >> yep. i was an enrollment counselor. so i would sign students up, talk to them about the different programs and really be a manipulator throughout their experience with university of phoenix. i also received my mba from there as well. so it's funny how connecting the dots back to life and when you look backwards and how experiences get you from one point to another. so it's really full circle for me with university of phoenix and this program, redflint. >> let's talk acceleration program has been working for your business. >> it's been phenomenal. we've just been selling out cheer box left and right. >> no kidding. >> yes. the accelerator has been great. with the resources that they provide, it can be really hectic and overwhelming with being a new business owner. everyone's first question is, how do i get started? how do i get customers? the accelerator really helps you kind of organize those steps systematically and really keep

>> absolutely. take it from an idea to a full fledged business. >> exactly. >> this is just so exciting for las vegas. we have a lot of small businesses here on the show that i think could really benefit from this. dennis, why did you choose las vegas? >> well, las vegas is the epicenter of transformation. every 20 years, las vegas goes through a whole transformation and right now we feel that this is the perfect place for a transformation around innovation. downtown las vegas is looking at the next five years, ten years, becoming a smart city, becoming a cyber city, having the autonomous cars. having electric cars in north las vegas, tesla is up in reno. hyper loop that we have, tony shay with his embryonic phase. so we felt it was a great place to sort of coalesce all those things together and i had -- the eco system was ready for it. >> awesome. it's great to see it here and congratulations on your business. >> thank you.

big. you saw it here first. >> that's right. >> absolutely. >> redflint experience center is opening this week in downtown las vegas on 4th street. to learn more, visit the web site on the screen. you can also find them on facebook and twitter. ? loving you is easy 'cause you're beautiful ?? >> coming up on the "morning blend," she's the host with the mostest, heating up the stage. handle, when i was one year old, i was diagnosed with a rare form of cancer on my spinal chord. but i spent my whole life fighting back. so you can imagine what i thought when i saw donald trump say... "i don't know what i said, ah, i don't remember!" "that reporter he is talking about suffers from a chronic condition that impairs movement of his arms." i don't want a president who makes fun of me. i want a president who inspires me, and that's not donald trump.

austin steakhouse has bone-in rib eye and porterhouse with sauteed mushrooms.

menu items that will have you saying that's amore. >> that's huge. >> here to show us what's being served up is executive chef, amy bearden, along with raul moreno. he is the austin steakhouse room chef. great having both of you. >> it's a pleasure to be here. >> a pleasure to have you. amy, let's talk about austin steakhouse for those who haven't walked in the doors before. >> a gorgeous dining room, all neutral colors. we have great items to offer you, great service. we open daily at 5:00 o'clock. >> we think of you as a steakhouse. you have a beautiful steak here. tell us about your steaks. let's start off with what people typically order. >> okay. the bone-in rib eye is huge with us. it is one of our prime choices. so it's got that wow factor. anything on the bone is

flavor. >> you think better flavor? >> absolutely. >> for sure. absolutely. >> okay. >> that's the marblization. >> absolutely. >> what other favorite menu items do you have? >> i'm a fan of the new york. the new york. it's always good. twice baked potato, mac and cheese is always a good choice. >> tell us the secret to the mac and cheese at your restaurants. >> lots of cheese and love. [ laughter ] >> you can't go wrong with more cheese and >> i never gotten a tattoo before and i don't think there is anything i love or want to have on my body. mac and cheese. now that i think about it. >> there we go. >> the old mac and cheese. i heart you. >> i heart mac and cheese. >> absolutely. >> there is excitement not only at austin, but next door as well. >> absolutely. as far as next door for fiesta

the a bar menu stuff, open on friday and saturday nights from 11 to 1. we have gourmet bites for to you enjoy that are typically not found at bars. we have some fried asparagus we have here today. bacon wrapped sirloin that we serve with our signature cilantro sauce. >> bacon wrapped sirloin. a steak bite. >> absolutely. >> oh, sean is going in. >> we also have cal sliders, things like that. we offer a huge array of our seafood, crab legs, of course. 20-ounce lobster stale. caprese salad. italian specialties. three on our menu. chicken piccata. shrimp scampy. and i'm going to make this for you guys. >> by the way -- >> everything is better with

>> bacon on one arm, mac and cheese on the other. >> absolutely. >> you added some garlic? >> yeah. garlic, olive oil. sauteed nice red and gold bell peppers. hit it with some marinara. >> all right. so raul, while you get that cooking, i want to point out the beautiful cheesecake. this is in honor of breast cancer awareness mon. >> it's a pink swirl. we're super excited to be part of this. it's the first time that the steakhouses have been included in that. so it's wonderful for susan g. komen. >> is it strawberry? >> a strawberry cheesecake. it's got a strawberry sauce with fresh berries as well. >> i love they just blow out more and more and more. you start to see the pink. you just started with the dessert in one spot and now it's

>> wow! >> all right. this is good. so we've added the pasta. and then we add the ten ounce sirloin that we pan sear before. then we plate it up. >> here it is. the plating, everybody. >> you chefs amaze me. how many dishes do you think you make in one night? >> oh, wow. >> we're probably making 100, 125 covers. so depending on what day of the week it is. >> w. parsley. a little basil. you're done. >> beautiful. >> i got a question for you. >> i got an answer for you [ laughter ] what's your favorite thing on the menu right now? >> my favorite thing right now is the italian specialty that we've been running. >> okay. >> the chicken piccata is out of this world. the shrimp scampi. everybody loves shrimp and pasta

sauce. prime sirloin sauce. pasta. >> we're going to demolish this. >> we are. >> enjoy. >> thank you. >> it's been a pleasure. >> thank you. >> amore. >> enjoy italian classics now at austinssteak house. generally when you say we'll go to a steakhouse, you can't get fish. i'm sorry, that lobster is meant to be demolished. for more information, call the number or log on to the web site on your screen. you can like or follow us. >> you can find us at vegasmorningblend.com,

this weekend, grab your pups

chrysler jeep third annual pampering your pet day. there will be a lot of activities for your furry friends and you can enjoy food and a bake sell benefitting the henderson animal shelter. >> it's this saturday. here to tell us all about it is sam ratcliffe, the host, along with alicia halloran, and odie the dog is here. >> owe dee. >> odie is famous. first, let's talk to you. you're an influence. you have a radio show, very popular. it's really exciting. >> this is my kind of event. this is my kind of event. what it means to me, the pet lovers, is that they value the fact that pets are our family members and so supporting animal rescue and the shelter and small business like myself, this is just a great event for the commune. >> i agree. any event that i can bring my

>> that's so true. >> you'll be hosting so many businesses and people are part of the event. tell us about some of the people that will be there. >> a lot of vendors are gonna be there. poop 911. >> what? >> poop 911. >> what does poop 911 do? >> they scoop the poop. >> i need poop 911. >> they do children. >> i s anything from pet services to custom pet tags, groomers are going to be there. of course, other great elements which is costume contest for halloween. that's for pets. you can dress up as well. the smooch your pooch booth. >> photo booth? >> yes. i'm going to be there. for as many kisses as i can get. it's wrapped up in live music, food, give aways, great prizes

it's going to be amazing and a raffle. it's my kind of event. >> so cool. >> so much going on. you're doing readings? >> yes. tell us about that. >> i'm an animal communicator. so i'm going to be doing many readings at the event for i think about an hour. and just giving people a taste of what it is to talk to their animals. people always have questions about their animals, you know. the biggest question is, do they like me? which is really funny because yeah. they do, of course. and so more about their animals, getting more insight. >> this is interesting. you're saying it's not just you who can read animals. you're going to show people how to get more in tune? >> yeah. just by having a reading, you get more in tune. people who are curious are already in tune. they just don't know what to do with it. they don't know how quite to get there. >> what do you think pesky would say? >> pesky would say, who is the next person i can lick? my dog is horrible. here is the thing, there is three dogs next door.

they bark all the time. can i ask them why they're barking? >> right. absolutely. >> we can have an intervention. >> those are great questions and i can give you tips and techniques on how to get it to stop? >> i think you throw from the steak from our last segment over. >> right? [ laughter ] >> odie is adorable. >> yes. this is odie. >> what's his story. >> odie is an adopted dog. i adopted him fivee from the chicago pound. when i adopted him, he had glaucoma and about a year after i adopted him, he needed to have his eyes removed. so he was i think the best way to describe him is a hot mess when i adopted him. >> understood. >> he had a bad attitude and he didn't have -- he was blind already and -- >> can i see him? i must touch him.

first. and then you can pick him up from there. >> the amazing thing to me is that he can't see, but he completely is responding to me petting him. there is a way to communicate. >> absolutely. i've considered him my ph.d. in animal communication because he's been such a challenge. but once we moved to nevada, he, like, mellowed out. he became a totally different dog. >> same with me. we all become a different dog when we move. >> exactly. >> right before we go, how followers? >> he has 36,000 instagram followers. >> tell people where they can follow him. >> on odie's eyes. any kind of social media, at least. >> he's a hugger. >> kind of. >> great having you. looking forward to this events. >> thank you. >> good-bye, odie. i love you. >> pamper your pet this saturday from 10:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m. at chapman chrysler jeep in henderson. for more information, follow

instagram. odie's is on instagram. that's going to be quite the party. he's beat meg on instagram followers. by a factor of 36. wow. community event to tell you about before we head to break. the 6th annual nf hope concert is next sunday at 1 p.m it's at the pellazzo. >> they will raise awareness for neuro fibromatosis. information, check out www

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collecting dust can be worth a lot more than you think. >> that's right. here to tell us more is graduate gemologist neil sackmary of nevada coin mart. hello, sir. >> how are you? >> very well. >> i buy pretty much everything. the only thing i don't buy is dust. but i do buy everything else but guns and cars. >> there we go. guns and cars and dust. no. >> right. >> everything else, yes. >> yes. bring it in. we just got a vacuum cleaner the other day, a tv. >> really? >> anything that you have that you have sitting there that you' like, what do i do with this stuff? you look at me and go that's neil sackmary, i need to drive and go see that guy immediately and sell it. >> from nevada coin mart to nevada stuff mart. >> i agree with you. let me tell you that it's tremendous the amount of people that are coming in because they are bringing stuff and they walk in the door. they look at the security guard. the security guard walking out, they go, i've got stuff.

you go, i need to go see neil sackmary right now who is open 365 days a year. >> here is the thing, we all have extra stuff. way too much. >> our garage is full of stuff. whether it be jewelry or whether it be that tv that maybe not in fashion. >> like a flat screen or whatever. the important thing is this, that nevada coin mart, i have 4,000 square foot building and i want to so when you have stuff, jewelry, gold, silver, costume, coins, collectibles, when you have it, neil sackmary in nevada coin mart wants to buy it. i have silver eagles, mint sets, you know. silver coins from canada. i'm the largest sterling silver turquoise buyer in all of las vegas. so any type of jewelry, the most important thing is get in the

immediately and it does work. people don't think so. but it does. >> there are people stopping their cars. >> there are people right now, i guarantee you, that are stopping what they're eating and they're finishing their bite and they're gonna load up their car and gonna come see me because they're gonna look at me and go, i want his money. [ laughter ] >> that's really what you do. is you give people money. >> i agree with you. >> you're like a game show host. >> there is a lot of truth to that. except there are no gamessism just pay the cash. >> speaking of purr -- turquoise, we have a lot of it. do you see a lot of it? >> there is a lot of that stuff. so when you have that, a lot of people don't know the value or they go to -- you have a guy and he wants to put it on the scale and buy it for the silver value. i explain it all the time, over 500 times to be exact, but i will tell you this, when you have stuff, don't go to somebody

deal. the real deal is neil sackmary. >> that's you. >> when you come and see me, we are gonna look at anything that you have, especially the sterling silver turquoise, gold, silver and costume jewelry is tremendous. >> how is the market doing had it comes to precious metals and comes to the coins and bull on? >> it's tremendous. the market is volatile. some days it goes up, some days down. but the important thing is this, for the end consumer to get the mo they have into cash because to wait for the market to go up or down really is a minuscule part, an amount, generally speaking. 5, 10, $15. so the best thing you can do is never take a loan out, never take a title loan or anything like this, and to just sell what you have and turn that into money because then after it's sold, you don't owe anything after that. >> absolutely.

believing it has value. but you're telling me if i brought you this chunk of stuff and said hey, neil, will you take this? >> i will. and i'll buy it. we'll have a little party and it will be really a lot of fun. and let me say this to you. we've expanded nevada coin mart. i have the x-ray spectrometer at all the windows so that it's very easy to be seen. >> those are not expensive for you to get. >> monitoring, so nothing is not transparent. nevada coin mart, the number one jewelry buyer in las vegas is 100% transparent. now, it wouldn't be the "morning blend." as you know, we have not come up with a theme song yet. but it is in the works. i must tell you. hypnotic trance, it gets everyone very excited. here is where it gets very exciting. >> wait a minute. can i introduce you?

legends, neil sackmary. >> here is what i'm gonna say. i am talking to you. this is the hypnotic trance. so when you're looking at me right now, know that i'm speaking to you. i'm waving at you and i'm waiting for you to wave back at me when you're in front of my face in my store. stop what you're doing, take the last bite of the coffee or the tea, maybe it's willie wonka chocolate factory. it doesn't make a difference. the important thing is this: to stop what you're doing and come and see neil sackmary immediately. >> neil, i love you. great having you as always. wave good-bye. >> the turtle says hello. nevada coin mart gives awe big return on what you don't want anymore. you sell $200 worth of stuff, you'll receive a $200 gift card to glazer's. that's where i go. if you want more information on nevada coin mart, visit their location. you can also visit them on thank

fall is a time of transition and as we prepare for the cooler weather, we can also prepare our lifestyle with ideas that can help us get into the swing of the new season. lifestyle and trends expert justine santaniello joins us now with tips and trends for fall. welcome back. >> tha y me, my friend. good to see you. >> you can smell fall. it's in the air. the thing with fall, it's not just like the vision or the weather. it's the smell and the flavor of fall. how do we bring those into our home? >> that's right. so let's start with the flavors. fall is really the perfect time of year for those early bird shoppers to get ahead on their holiday gift list. since we're all enjoying our favorite seasonal coffees now,

the keurig 55 brewer? this is a must have for the home that makes entertaining easy and allows your guests to have their favorite beverages, like green mountsen coffee pumpkin spice coffee that combines cinnamon and nutmeg for the warm taste of autumn. now, the brewer comes in rhubarb and black on keurig.com. when it comes to the scents, nothing says fall more than cozying up at home with your favorite scented candle. those seasonal scented so yankee candle is the world's largest manufacturer, premium scented candle. they just launched some new ones. including a removingable label that let's you see more of the candle's fall color. it brings the outdoors with the cozy indoors to create scents like candied pecans and carmel apple cake. you can find your favorite at yankeecandle.com. >> it's like the greatest smelling of all time. rhubarb is a word you only here

you never hear rhubarb in summer. like fall, that's rhubarb. >> that's right. >> how about the ambience and helping us getting organized at home for fall? any ideas for that? >> yeah. i don't know if you knew this, but nearly almost half of americans view the fall months as the best time to get organized and declutter. many of us have things that we use occasionally, but not all the time. you can find the best self storage unit. they will pick up your extra stuff, store it for you and return it when you need it. >> wow. >> check out sparefoot.com. how school is that to find the perfect place for your stuff. check that then as we're transitioning into the season, it's important to find tools to get us back into our routine. the phillips white ambience is a connected lighting system you can use with your smart phone. so it's delivers every shade of

preset light recipes that can help wake you up jetly and get you ready to enjoy a peaceful sleep. you can adjust it to cans trait, read, relax, even entertain with a cozy tone. you can check out their web site for more information. >> i love this. phillips hue is fantastic. white light, people think light is light and that's it. it can pump out like essentially the same light that sunlight would to help you get up easy in the morning. >> right. >> awesome. >> exactly. you and i were on the same wave length. >> well, are we on the same wave length in terms of fall beauty tip for you? >> oh, my goodness. help me. >> well, this is a really good season to change up your beauty routine and also to get your hair back in shape after the summer months. mark anthony's nourishing argon oil includes products infused with care tin and 100% pure

the collection also hydrates and protects your hair to give you that revitalized look that's full of shine. you can find any of these products at walgreens or at mark anthony.com. >> awesome. very cool. if you want more information on anything you showed, where do we go? >> you can go to in the news.tv. >> all right. great having you. thank you so much. >> thank you. enjoy fall. >> you as well. get organized before the holiday season rush begins. visit the web site on your screen to learn more about the helpful ts. if you'll excuse me now, i'm going to sniff some candles. >> sean -- i love it. october is breast cancer awareness months as many of us are aware of. the goal is to shed the light on breast health and promote early detection. and southwest medical's breast care program is doing its part to heighten awareness not just this month, but throughout the whole year. joining us today is linda rittenberg, rn, director of

good morning. >> good morning. >> i am so glad you're here. we've been talking almost every day on the show about breast cancer or breast cancer awareness. i'm wearing a pink pin today. there is lots of people raising money. what's it all about this month? what's the goal? >> i think the goal is to really raise awareness of breast health issues and provide education. definitely focus on early detection and the that are available out there for women. >> absolutely. so speaking of early detection, tell us about the programs you have at southwest medical. >> at southwest medical we offer mammogram screening at most of our health centers. we have 30 health centers throughout the las vegas valley. and most of them do offer mammogram services. we also now have our medicine on the move mobile unit where we have digital mammography available on that.

event where a medicine on the move is there, or it's on site at your place of employment, we do offer mammography there for -- >> you can get a mammogram on the bus? >> yes. >> how great. you said digital mammography. >> yes. >> so is this a different machine than i have experienced? >> it's the -- >> a lot of providers are going digital, which really -- what's really nice is your mammogram can be a quickly than it was in the past. >> i like quickly. >> yes. so you still get that little bit of discomfort with the squeezing and the squishing that we don't like, but it's not as long-term as it was in the past. so the technology is more advanced now. it makes it more comfortable for us. >> okay. comfortable is good. i know mammograms have come a long way. i remember my mother telling me about them in earlier decades. they weren't as comfortable. let's talk about the recommendations.

recommendations for mammograms? >> there is some confusion about the recommendations over the last year or so. at southwest medical, we're recommending yearly mammograms for women 40 and over. and so also we want every adult woman to do a breast self-exam monthly. so important because women know their bodies better than anyone else does. a lot of times that's where your cancer picks up is very early by the woman herself. so that's women over 40 should get a clinical breast exam annually by their provider. and women 20 to 39 should have that done every three years. so remind me because i have been taught by doctors on several occasions how to give a self breast exam. i'm pretty in touch with my body. i'm pretty aware. i'm always concerned about finding a lump. what are the signs and symptoms of breast cancer? >> well, one of the things you want to do first is look at your

do you see anything differently? is there anything different about the nipples? are you seeing any discharge? do you feel a lump? is the lump on the breast? is it under the armpit? are you feeling any breast pain? is there any redness, any unusual swelling? do you see any dimpling of the skin? kind of like the skin of an orange. we all it orange peel skin. >> really? >> do you see any retraction of the skin, meaning it's being pull and those are all signs that you would want to get to your provider and talk to your provider about. a lot of times it's not breast cancer. but we just want to be on the safe side because early detection is the key. we have successful outcomes with early detection. >> okay. very good. you have a breast care program at southwest medical. >> yes. >> tell us all about it. >> so when a primary care

offer diagnostic mammogram and ultrasound in our breast care program. then we have a team of advanced practice registered nurses. r.n. navigator, physicians and radiologists who are there to give us that diagnosis when the patient receives that diagnosis of breast cancer, we're there to offer one on one consultation, help the woman deal with the emotional and the physical crisis and then get her through the syste for treatment, whether that be surgery, whether that be chemotherapy. with close one on one team approach follow-ups. >> i'm sure it does take a whole team. i think that no woman obviously wants to hear that diagnosis. it's very intimidating. so you're saying it takes a whole team of people. >> it does. >> to help a woman through this situation. >> it does. >> and you have seen an increase in mammograms in your program in the last few years. >> we have.

>> in 2015 we did 39,000 mammograms and this year we've done 42,000 thus far. so we're getting out there with our message. >> yes. >> we are definitely -- we're out in the community, we're at healthcare events. this weekend we'll be at the age well expo at cashman center on saturday. you'll be able to come in and schedule a mammogram with us at one of our healthcare centers at the age well expo. i think it's just getting the message out and women and the public and saying do this for yourself. >> absolutely. early detection is the key thing. thank you for joining us. >> thank you. >> join southwest medical this saturday at age well active 50 plus expo. it goes from 9:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. at cashman center and it is free to attend. to learn more about southwest medical and their breast care program, visit the web site on your screen. they're also on facebook and twitter. shawn, over to you.

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for men, women and couples at paris las vegas. the show is about to get a little steamier with the glamorous new hostess at the helm. >> you may have seen her on ru paul's drag race. welcome shannel to the show. hi. welcome. >> thank you. >> glad to be here. >> so tell us about the show. what makes this cast so unique and why should people go check it out? >> nowhere in vegas are you going to go and see the sexier, more beautiful, both men and women in the show. it cabaret. it is. it's fun. it's always different. it's changing all the time. we have an amazing cast of entertainers and it's great because it's a couple's show. and even singles who come to the show, a lot of times they will leave as a couple. [ laughter ] >> truly. >> show version of tinder, everybody. >> yes. absolutely. >> now, you recently stepped in

like? what have the shows been like for you? >> it's amazing because i love the fact that we are in the chateau show room. it has a beautiful, quaint feel to it. so i love that when i'm on stage, i can see everybody in the room. so it's a very hands on type of environment. the ambience itself is beautiful and just the show in general and the way it runs is exciting. every night there is something different. and obviously being that we cater to people from all around the world, you somebody is from. so being able to kind of tap into the mindsets of people from all over the world, from locals to turkey and beyond, it is exciting. >> that's great. >> amazing. i remember when 53 x first hit the scene, i was like what does 53 x stand for? do you know. if you look at it long enough. it's like oh. >> yeah. if you spell it out, the five is an x. the three is an x and the x is an x.

sexuality. >> sexy show. >> it is. >> it's from the producers of chippendales. >> it is. >> what was the seed that made this grow? >> brian cheatham, who is the artistic director behind the show, is a dancer for chippendales and he kind of plant the seed and wanted to create a new, sexy co-ed cabaret. and that's just kind of where the mind child began. and being able to bring in such beautiful men and women who are not only obviously visually appealing, but some of the most amazing dancers that you ever find. it's really taking cabaret to a whole nother level. and so that's kind of where the brain child of everything kind of came from. >> the new school vegas. >> it is. it is. it's such an upbeat new music, which is great. >> isn't it fun to be on stage with amazing dancers. >> it is. >> i've done shows with them and each night you appreciate their talent. >> it is. it's wonderful. because i have to say, i've been doing this for almost 23 years.

i walk on stage. every single night. >> wow! >> i think when you have those butterflies is when you know that you're on the right track. >> exactly. once you lose them -- >> absolutely. when you get too complacent with things. >> of course, rupaul's drag race what, are you taking from that show and incorporating into this show? >> with rupaul, a lot of things is improvisational. it's having to think on your feet. that's a lot of what this show is because this show is improvisational comedy as far as my interaction with the audience members and so forth. so you have to be very quick witted. 'cause you never know what somebody is going to say. especially when you're dealing with people and there is a language barrier there, which happens quite often. and you kind of are in that moment where you're like, oh, gosh. how die respond to this type of situation. >> you're almost half comedian. >> absolutely (pretty awesome. >> i want to ask you a make-up tip. i don't know if you noticed, but

cover boy yesterday. >> i did not know that. >> a 17-year-old boy. you are obviously a male who has become quite skilled at applying make-up. do you have any tips -- you have really amazing cat eyes and amazingly lined lips. tell us tips. >> i was a make-up artist for channel for ten years. >> there is where the name came from. >> truly. that's true. i think that for everyday women, finding the eye, even if it's just a mascara and a basic liner is important. i i never follow the line of the eye. i always like to bring the line up. >> a little up. >> yes. >> a little more nighttime. a great brow and then a great lip. i wish this was actually the same. >> brows get understatemented. but they help define things. >> absolutely. >> great having you. sorry for getting you up so early. >> no, i'm enjoying. >> your dressed for tonight. >> truly. >> thank you so much. >> thank you. >> spend the evening with shannel and the cost of 53 x.

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