The seven-time Grammy winner brought her “Deeper Well World Tour” to the T-Mobile Arena on Saturday night.
Gaga’s backing band and more than 20 Vegas musicians and singers assembled at Studio at the Palms this past June and July.
Justice and Jamie XX powered opening night of this new off-shoot of the Life is Beautiful festival, which is taking the year off with plans to return in the future.
Led by an early founder and front man Lonnie Jordan, War is a recurring Las Vegas headliner.
A Big Beautiful Block Party takes over a portion of the Plaza grounds this weekend with nonstop music highlighted by Justice, and Jamie xx.
The restaurant, closed since June, has undergone a design and menu refresh.
Maggie Smith, the actor who won an Oscar for “The Prime of Miss Jean Brodie” in 1969 and gained new fans in the 21st century as the dowager Countess of Grantham in “Downton Abbey” and Professor Minerva McGonagall in the Harry Potter films, died Friday.
After announcing earlier this month the first Las Vegas residency for New Kids on the Block in the band’s 40-year history, the iconic boy band is already adding more dates.
Missed your chance to visit the Springs Preserve’s Butterfly Habitat this spring? Don’t worry: It’s coming back next month.
The new location for the pizzeria, named among the top 100 in the U.S., features double the space, four times the seating and a host of new menu items.
Mackelemore has explained his anti-America message over the weekend as NCF officials have booked more headliners.
KOMP 92.3-FM and X107-5 said they would no longer play Green Day music. The reason? Billie Joe Armstrong’s blasting of Las Vegas during his rant at Oracle Park in San Francisco.
Kacey Musgraves, Nicki Minaj and a tailgate hosted by chef Michael Symon are some of the highlights this week.
As temperatures kinda, sorta start to cool in Vegas, the city’s festival schedule takes the opposite trajectory: heating up with one major music gathering after the next through November.
Hoda Kotb, a fixture at NBC for more than two decades, says she will leave her morning perch on the “Today” early next year, telling staffers “it’s time.”
The Peppermill Restaurant and Fireside Lounge’s executive chef says the property has spent $1.8 million on updates to its rooftop sign and other behind-the-scenes maintenance.
Dozens of resort-casinos in the resort corridor and near Fremont Street have pools several levels up, giving an overview of their surroundings.
Whether it’s Michael Jordan’s notorious casino nights or Ben Affleck’s blackjack prowess, these stories reveal the risky, and often costly, side of the rich and famous.
Dita Von Teese talks of putting some distance between her show and the term “burlesque.” This idea is akin to Cirque du Soleil moving beyond “circus.” But it makes sense.
Texas mesquite provides the proper smoke and flavor for brisket, pulled pork and baby back ribs.
Lady Gaga has a new movie, a new album, and holds the cards for a return to Las Vegas.
Seattle rapper Macklemore’s anti-American callout has apparently led to him being cut from Neon City Festival.
Andre Agassi and Steffi Graf are doubles partners in a pickleball event set for Mandalay Bay.
The new spots include a chocolate shop at Downtown Summerlin, the closures an Arts District gay bar.
Imagine Dragons, a grandiose hit-making band from Vegas, is to be backed by the Los Angeles Film Orchestra.
The restaurant, with choice views of the boulevard, replaces a sushi and Japanese fusion spot.
The front man for Bay Area punk icons Green Day called out the A’s ownership at a sold-out concert at Oracle Park in San Francisco.
The Las Vegas native and Super Bowl champion unites Texas barbecue with Cajun and Southern standards on a stretch of Las Vegas Boulevard south of the airport.
“Weird Al” Yankovic is bringing his full-production multimedia comedy rock show back to the concert stage with the Bigger & Weirder 2025 Tour to Las Vegas.
WWE on Monday announced that it has set a date for when ticket sales will begin for WrestleMania 41 in Las Vegas.
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