Debunked Las Vegas Myths: Mark Wahlberg’s Restaurant Destroyed by Fire

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Published on: November 11, 2024, 07:55h. 

Last updated on: November 10, 2024, 10:49h.

Mark Wahlberg’s latest venture, Flecha Cantina Mexican restaurant, faced a scare when reports emerged that it had caught fire just ahead of its grand opening. However, it turned out to be a false alarm, with the flames being a mere illusion created by reflections from a window.

A window (circled at right) is shown reflecting the flames emanating from a firepit (circled at left) in this composite photo featuring Mark Wahlberg looking as terrified as we could find him looking. It’s a still from the unwatchable 2008 M. Night Shyamalan film, “The Happening.” (Image: X/Twitter/Scotty Schofield, inset: 20th Century Fox)

Despite the initial uproar caused by the false reports, the Clark County Fire Department quickly responded and managed to control the situation within minutes. The only actual damage was to the firepit itself, which was extinguished promptly.

We don’t suggest getting all your news — or any of it, for that matter — from the Food Clan Twitter page, which illustrated this meme with a photo of flames from an entirely different fire. (Image: X/Twitter)

The restaurant reopened shortly after the incident, and the grand opening proceeded as planned the next day. Despite the misconceptions surrounding the event, Flecha Cantina continued its operations without any major setbacks.

Correcting the Misconceptions

TMZ later issued a clarification regarding the incident, adding humor to lighten the situation. The celebrity news website maintained its reputation for providing accurate information and emphasized the importance of verifying facts before jumping to conclusions.

This incident serves as a reminder of the primacy effect, where initial headlines often overshadow subsequent corrections. At Casino.org, we strive to provide accurate and reliable news coverage, ensuring that our readers stay informed and up-to-date.

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