
Haute Event: Dennis Rodman Celebrates His 50th Birthday and New Cigar Brand at Chateau
Five-time NBA champion and cigar aficionado Dennis Rodman celebrated his 50th birthday and the launch of his new WB Brand Cigar line at Chateau Nightclub & Gardens at Paris Las Vegas on Tuesday night.

Five-time NBA champion and cigar aficionado Dennis Rodman celebrated his 50th birthday and the launch of his new WB Brand Cigar line at Chateau Nightclub & Gardens at Paris Las Vegas on Tuesday night.
The former NBA all-star arrived at Chateau outrageously dressed in a psychedelic, floral patterned Loudmouth Golf blazer over a black lace tank top with jeans, white and orange Nike Air Force Ones and an Ed Hardy baseball cap. The over-the-top basketball superstar, who stands at 6-foot-6, stood out in the crowd and immediately drew a gathering of fans who recognized the NBA’s most notorious bad-boy.
Once inside the club, Rodman was ready to get the celebration started and took over Chateau’s Strip-side terrace, where his group enjoyed Grey Goose vodka and Red Bull in their private cabana overlooking the Bellagio fountains. Known for his wild antics on and off the court, Rodman didn’t disappoint as he put on a show for Chateau party-goers. The NBA megastar changed his blazer, donning a black and white houndstooth sport coat before jumping up on a banquette to dance with Chateau’s gorgeous go-go dancers and even proceeded to “make it rain” dollar bills. Rodman passed out cigars from his new WB Brand Cigar line to fellow partiers and got on the mic to address the crowd saying, “We’re in Las Vegas, the only city in the world where you can do whatever you want.” Before settling into his VIP cabana for the evening, Rodman signed several autographs and posed for photos with fans.
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