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Just hours before the premiere party for Bette Midler's new Las Vegas show, the IRS raided the Pure nightclub inside of Caesars Palace, where the party is to take place. Although there has been no official word on what the IRS is looking for, it is rumored that agents are investigating the nightclub because of "huge tips" that club-goers pay to doormen and security guards for entry.
IRS "raids" Pure Nightclub
(via Vegas Luxe Life) · February 20, 2008 · 7:20 PM
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