Guess who’s no longer banned from Wynn Las Vegas? Paris Hilton partied last night at Surrender Nightclub at Encore Las Vegas with Grammy Award-winning deejay and producer Afrojack (Nick van de Wall), who put on a pre-New Year’s Eve deejay set at the nightlife venue. 

On Tuesday, we shared 10 of photographer Erik Kabik’s favorite photos from 2011. Today, we reveal 10 more of the moments that Kabik considers highlights from the year. In his words, “I chose these images as some of my personal favorite moments and also moments that stood out  because of their pop culture or newsworthy significance.”

We like to celebrate milestones in Las Vegas. After all, most of our history gets demolished to make way for the future. Beginning Jan. 1, “Le Rêve — The Dream” will celebrate its 3,000th performance.

Knowledge of tap, jazz and ballet? Check. Over 5-foot-8? Check. Can sing up-tempo Broadway style and a ballad? Check. If you can do this and more, you have a shot at being a showgirl in Las Vegas.

Photographer Erik Kabik gets behind the scenes at many of Las Vegas’ biggest events, concerts and celebrity sightings. Kabik, who shoots for Retna, put together his list of the best photos of 2011.

Katherine Jackson, matriarch of the Jackson family and mother of the late Michael Jackson, checked out the 7:30 p.m. show of “Legends in Concert” at Harrah’s Las Vegas on Friday, Dec. 23.

Next week marks the official grand opening of RPM Nightclub, the spot that takes over the Nikki Beach locale at the Tropicana Las Vegas.

New Year’s Eve marks the first night that 1OAK is open at the Mirage. To kick off the new club and 2012, Fergie and DJ Jesse Marco will perform. The new club is one of three that plans to launch next week. 1OAK takes over the space once occupied by Jet Nightclub.

If beer is your passion, brace yourself for the opening of Public House on Restaurant Row at the Venetian on New Year’s Eve. The new tavern that plans to open this winter will offer more than 200 beers with 24 on tap and three seasonal cask beer selections from specialty artisanal cask brewers. A certified cicerone will help you pick out just the right brew to pair with your food.