Gallagher, Folies Bergere and Gladys Knight are among my recollections as the Trop prepares to shut down.
The videos that play on the Exosphere can take a team of 15 to 20 people between four and six weeks to complete.
Two iconic food brands are getting together over breakfast as McDonald’s plans to offer Krispy Kreme products at restaurants across the country.
Frank Marino is keeping Joan Rivers’ legacy alive as he extends his “Divas, Drag & Drinks” at Virgin Hotel.
A fairly new restaurant in the Arts District and a longtime standard on the Las Vegas Strip have closed.
New arrivals include First Watch, a chef-driven breakfast and brunch spot coming to Henderson.
Pat Benatar and Neil Giraldo were the first headliners to play the Pearl in its revival under San Manuel Band of Mission Indians ownership in September 2022.
The replica of the Bavarian original stretches across 19,000 square feet with a soaring dining room, a biergarden and recipes from the old country.
Flavor Flav said to Bruce Springsteen at T-Mobile Arena, “Thank you for all the good music, and the leadership!”
Nevada shares its favorite Easter candy with 11 other states, DoorDash said.
Hootie & The Blowfish’s weekend is characteristic of BleauLive Theater’s booking strategy.
The Bellagio Fountain Club will again offer up-close views of the front straightaway on the Las Vegas Strip during the Las Vegas Grand Prix.
The Brewery Row concept was introduced as another way to make the Arts District area near Downtown Las Vegas stand out by offering many different beer options.
While music instruments can be purchased online, why not visit your local brick and mortar shop to talk music with an expert face to face?
Miranda Lambert talks themes, wardrobe and audience etiquette as she moves to the end of “Velvet Rodeo.”
An artist in “O” fell from the shoulders of another perfomer Friday during the show’s Island scene.
“Good evening, Las Vegas! Did you lose your money? Did you looose your money?” Bruce Springsteen shouted Friday night at the top of his long-awaited show at T-Mobile Arena.
Celine Dion and two of her sons attended the Bruins-Rangers game in Boston, but there’s no word about what that means to her music career.
The menu features sushi and sashimi, hot Japanese dishes, grilled items, proprietary sakes and signature fried chicken with wasabi honey.
Restaurants on and off the Strip are celebrating the arrival of spring with specials, prix fixe menus and bottomless drinks.
The chain, known for its plate lunches, saimin and Spam musubi, is moving into Decatur Commons, a retail center and apartment complex.
One break-in netted only $10. The other attacked a place that employs people with disabilities.
Stevie Van Zandt says, “There’s no plan, you know? There’s no reason,” why Bruce Springsteen has not played Vegas in two decades.
To celebrate its launch, the new Chinatown restaurant is offering free smoothies and food in return for a donation to a local youth organization.
A revival of “Funny Girl,” Wu-Tang Clan and Foreigner are part of the Las Vegas scene this week.
Bruce Springsteen and the E-Street Band has made the long trip back to Las Vegas. And drummer Max Weinberg has some Vegas stories to share.
Mad Hatter’s Tea Party features colorful, oversize decor, tea party cocktails and a tea tree provisioned with nibbles.
The reopening follows the launch of a food hall and the announcement of tavern and a lounge as the property continues its $350 million makeover.
The Boss has done seven tours since his last stop in Las Vegas, playing everywhere from Grand Rapids, Michigan, to Oslo, Norway. But the wait is over.
Bruno Mars is known to clear out of Park MGM when he wants to play games of chance.
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