Elvis Presley starred in Viva Las Vegas in 1964, which is generally regarded by fans and critics as one of his best movies. One of the reasons it worked so well was due to his co-star, Ann-Margaret.

The song, Viva Las Vegas, gained immense popularity over the years, even though Elvis Presley reportedly never performed it live. The song's recording took place in July 1963.

There’s no 5,000% tariff on vinyl — yet — so it may be a good time to score some only moderately high-priced LPs this weekend at the annual Record Store Day event. But seriously, the 2025 ...

Westgate Las Vegas Resort & Casino hosted a birthday party for Elvis Presley on Jan. 8, which would have been his 90th birthday. The celebration continues throughout 2025.

Elvis Presley made a return to live performing in 1969 with his International Hotel residency in Las Vegas, Nevada, but in all the time he played there, he never once performed “Viva Las Vegas.” ...

Travis Kelce made an Elvis Presley-inspired fashion statement as the Kansas City Chiefs prepared for their game against the Raiders in Las Vegas. Known for his unique style, Kelce's travel attire ...

Viva Las Vegas, the 1964 musical with Elvis Presley and Ann-Margret, crystallised Vegas’ image in the popular imagination. 60 years on, the title track, by Elvis, is still synonymous with Sin City.

"Viva Las Vegas," starring Ann-Margret and Elvis Presley, is celebrating its 60th anniversary. Here is a look at stories from the set, including a romance, a jealous star and a deleted scene.

Prior to Viva Las Vegas, Presley was already a cultural icon, known for his electrifying performances in films such as Love Me Tender (1956) Jailhouse Rock (1957) Blue Hawaii (1961) and Girls! Girls!

When Presley — who dated Ann-Margret and starred with her in 1964's Viva Las Vegas — arrived, he made quite the impression on the burgeoning comedian. Steve Martin in "Leap of Faith".

Elvis Presley‘s “Viva Las Vegas” was one one of several songs by the same musical genius that the King of Rock ‘n’ Roll recorded. Bob Dylan had a lot to say about the songwriter in ...

Bob Dylan once wrote an essay about Elvis Presley’s “Viva Las Vegas.” He saw it as a song about faith — albeit faith in something that isn’t traditionally considered religious.