Lindsey Vonn is a big fan of “Law & Order,” and now the Olympic gold medalist will play a bit part on the long-running series. In the drama’s season finale, the skier will play an administrative assistant with a clue in a case involving a terrorist, NBC said. The actual date the episode will air has not been announced, but it will be shown in May. The show airs at 10 p.m. Mondays on KVBC-TV, Channel 3.
Like the bubbles in the thousands of bottles of champagne that get guzzled here annually, the Vegas night life scene is steadily on the rise.
Mom might have always told you not to play with your food, but no one told those behind myfoodlooks
funny.com. Whether it’s making a turtle out of a roll or bacon roses, see what happens when you get creative with your food.
Logos, promos, slogans, billboards — or in Las Vegas, perhaps a station ID tattooed on a stripper’s assets.
Don’t be a fool, get hip to the latest happenings in the Vegas music scene with these timely “news” briefs:
Gazing through aged eyes, his wheelchair slowing to a stop, he seems to be staring at nothing, off into space.
The story: In this tale drawn from Greek mythology, Zeus’ mortal son, Perseus, embarks on a perilous quest to stop underworld underlings from spreading their evil to the heavens — and Earth.
“The Orphan Train” will be presented by the Rainbow Company Youth Theater Friday through April 11 at Reed Whipple Cultural Center, 821 Las Vegas Blvd. North.
Alt-rock saviors? Hey, at least the dudes in Searchlight are tryin’. Read on, as bassist Kevin Abdon and singer/guitarist Adam Michaels explain how:
Prepare your straw baskets, pillowcases, brown bags or other container of preference: The Easter egg hunt is afoot.
Families will find a variety of Easter egg hunt options for children of all ages taking place over the next few days.
In the glass: Markham Merlot is a dense ruby-red color with a semi-opaque core going out into a fine crimson rim definition with high viscosity.
Veteran Las Vegas restaurateur Gino Ferraro has learned a thing or two during the past 25 years about what makes a restaurant a success.
East Coast favorites — many of them with Eastern European roots — are one of the most popular requests to Taste of the Town, so it was no surprise that Jay Goldstein was looking for prune Danish. And readers have a two-word suggestion for him: Bagel Cafe, which is at 301 N. Buffalo Drive.
PESEK – MAR 28
Trip of the Week – Valley of Fire
Copyright 2010 by Margo Bartlett Pesek
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