Fireworks will be launched off nine Strip properties to ring in 2025.
This year brought another helping from big-name chefs, plus buzzy off-Strip spots and the exit of some longtime Vegas restaurants.
You don’t read “The Vegas Book” during a workout. It is a workout. The coffee-table tome’s splendor is evident with every turn of its thick pages, which are loaded with vintage photos.
A large Asian food festival is set to be held in Las Vegas next year.
The Raiders presented guitar great Billy F. Gibbons with a birthday cake on his 75th birthday Monday.
The Sphere in Las Vegas posted higher year-end gross revenue than any other entertainment venue in Billboard Boxscore’s 50-year history.
Chocolatier Forrest Mars came out to Las Vegas to retire, but after learning about Nevada’s unique liquor laws, he decided to start a new brand instead.
Micky Dolenz from The Monkees has a date at The Strat Theater next February.
Austin “Chumlee” Russell and Rick Harrison’s new show will feature such celebs as Mark Davis and Billy F. Gibbons.
The need for service, and the passion from those who serve, is strong in Las Vegas.
Wayne Newton is set to headline at the Flamingo on Mondays, Wednesdays and Saturdays through December ’25.
Janet Jackson, Imagine Dragons and Bruno Mars are part of the New Year’s Eve entertainment lineup in Las Vegas, with parties planned at venues across the valley.
Nevada Ballet Theater and the Musicians Union of Las Vegas Local 369 are miles apart in negotiations.
Consider the caviar Twinkie. What is essentially a buttery cornbread forms the Twinkie cake; the yuzu crème fraîche stands in for vanilla cream filling. The caviar, of course, is wholly Vegas.
The return of Nevada Ballet’s “Nutcracker,” the NBA Cup and an immersive “Nightmare Before Christmas” top this week’s entertainment options.
The new spots include a vegan place, family Thai and tea on a bus.
Caspian’s is attempting the unlikely. The club is mixing live rock ‘n’ roll on a regular basis with high-end food fare (especially caviar) for those apt to snack on Pringles.
George Joseph Kresge Jr., who was known to generations of TV watchers as the mesmerizing entertainer and mentalist The Amazing Kreskin, has died at age 89.
The local selections for Yelp’s inaugural list of the Top 100 Chinese restaurants in the U.S. reflects the breadth of true Chinese food in Las Vegas; no need for Panda Express.
The restaurant’s brawny burgers and boozy shakes are making the move to a storefront space along the main drag.
“Michael Jackson Drone” — sorry, I mean “Michael Jackson One” — has boosted the tech in its show at Mandalay Bay. And drones and digital enhancements join the dance party.
Restaurateur and reality TV star Lisa Vanderpump pairs splendid cocktails with a twist on classic American dishes in her third restaurant on the Las Vegas Strip.
The menu celebrates a modern approach to Indian dishes and cooking techniques, with occasional touches of East Asia.
Las Vegas restaurants are offering latkes, brisket, roast chicken, holiday doughnuts and more for the Festival of Lights.
While bowling has evolved to include professional leagues with paid athletes, the fundamentals remain the same. Casual players require no entry experience.
Live music is being scrapped for “The Nutracker” because of a dispute between NBT and Las Vegas musicians union.
The menu features croquettes, empanadas, citrus-jabbed seafood and beef, and many artisan rums.
From canine-themed tiki joints to one of the best bars in America, these are the spots you need to see.
Jim Murren recalls that Mandalay Bay ‘dramatically helped Luxor and Excalibur,’ and wants that type of high-tide result on the north Strip.
John Mull’s Meats and Road Kill Grill was nearly destroyed in a fire before Thanksgiving, but its owner says his business has received support from the community.
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