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The Kats! Bureau at this writing is the counter at Hollywood Cafe at Planet Hollywood. This position carries ample nostalgia as it is where I stopped about midnight on March 17, 2020, after watching “Zombie Burlesque” at V Theater at Miracle Mile Shops, the night before the entire city shut down.

Unlike that somber night, the place is abuzz now, with a line of folks awaiting tables snaking out to the casino.

That’s why we take the counter.

We seem to learn something every day on the pandemic reopening scene.

Crazy Girls” producer Norbert Aleman is on a rare house hunt after his showroom was shut down Thursday.

We’ve discovered, for instance, that moving “Crazy Girls” from Planet Hollywood is a heavy lift.

About 4,500 pounds, specifically.

The topless show’s famous bronze statue was effectively evicted Tuesday morning from its position near Planet Hollywood’s Strip-facing entrance.

This historic civic project required a heavy-duty fork lift, brought in after the original fork lift didn’t have enough “lift” to carry the ladies off the casino carpet.

We’d earlier been informed the statue was just 2,000 pounds