Steve Wynn's new addition to the Las Vegas skyline opens in just a few weeks. Encore and it's newly hired staff reported to be totaling 5300, are preparing for the December 22 opening. Steve's latest top of the building commercial is also out, with his flair for simple yet suspenseful with a touch of humor at the end.

As you can see, Steve has a talent for creating a spectacle. His latest resort will offer up some more of his unique magic. One will be his Italian Restaurant 'Sinatra'. Being a friend of the family since his days as owner of downtown's Golden Nugget and convincing Frank to headline there, he was able to create this new venue as the only one granted permission of the well guarded name. It will feature Frank's lone Academy Award from 1953 in 'From Here to Eternity', as well as his Grammy Awards, and other Sinatra family memorabilia.

Another restaurant will be aptly named 'Switch'. Your entire environment will transform while you dine. Walls and ceilings will morph, and even the staff will be changing their attire, making for a one of a kind Wynn experience.

Over the years, Steve Wynn's vision had been a major factor in changing the face of Las Vegas, and for keeping it alive. Once only a town with it's focus on gambling, it's near monopoly was threatened as gaming arrived in Atlantic City. A gaming center there, and in the heart of the largest grouping of the US population, had many predicting a slow death of Las Vegas. After all, who would make the long trek out to the desert when casinos were offered in their back yard. With today's widespread gaming, that threat would have grown exponentially if Las Vegas hadn't reinvented itself.

Steve fought back against the negativity with creativity, with the Mirage and the new mega-resort concept of Las Vegas. Yes he even went against the grain of the industry professionals saying that it wouldn't work in a gambling town. He capitalised on the desert climate to create a tropical pool paradise, and a must see attraction with an erupting volcano. Production shows like Siegfried & Roy and creating headline entertainers like impressionist Danny Gans, who will soon be rejoining him at Encore.