Palazzo Theatre, a haven for Shin Lim’s magic production, has launched its headlining comedy series.
In a night full of surprises, a reunion of Nirvana — fronted by St. Vincent, Kim Gordon and Joan Jett in the place of the late Kurt Cobain — topped the list.
Austin “Chumlee” Russell and UFC icon Chuck Liddell shared a conversation recently about “DWTS.”
The “retro-inspired” Roller Rink on The Lawn — the same spot as Summerlin’s holiday ice-skating rink — will open on Valentine’s Day.
Blake Shelton, Mariah Carey and the World Bagel Eating Championship top this week’s entertainment lineup.
The new design draws inspiration from a famed antiques street market in Hong Kong.
The Henderson outfit features a production facility, a swanky tasting room with cocktails, and branded spirits sold only on premise.
The project follows word that a 3,300-square-foot Whataburger is planned for east Las Vegas.
The restaurant belonged to the portfolio of a chef-butcher who went viral on social media with his trademark salt bounce.
The Nevada Supreme Court sided with Backstreet Boys singer Nick Carter in an order filed Tuesday, allowing his counterclaim to move forward against a woman who has accused him of sexual assault.
Officers on patrol with the Metropolitan Police Department will soon be featured on a television show on the independent television network Reelz.
While privately financed, the $1.8 billion Summerlin Production Studios Project and the $800 million Nevada Studios project are reliant upon the state’s film tax incentives being overhauled during the 2025 Legislative session.
Ryan Whyte Maloney was an alum of “The Voice” and a popular performer at Blake Shelton’s Ole Red.
Al Bernstein’s singing career in Vegas dates to the 1980s at Caesars Palace.
“MrBeast Experience at Resorts World,” featuring the YouTube phenomenon, runs three days in April.
Wynn Nightlife is going for the proven, the new and variety in its 2025 headlining roster for Encore Beach Club, Encore Beach Club at Night and XS Nightclub.
From the Ruby Mountains to downtown Las Vegas, this is the Nevada Division of Tourism’s list of Top 10 “Out There” experiences.
The shrine to scoops will encompass almost 30,000 square feet with an ice cream buffet, a dessert play space, an ice cream wedding cake chapel and more.
The one and only Tom Jones returns to Encore Theater in May.
Riding a duet with Lady Gaga and a record number of Spotify streams in a month, Bruno Mars is returning to Dolby Live.
Don’t miss these exciting concerts and events coming to Las Vegas.
Former Las Vegas Strip residency headliner Katy Perry is heading back to Sin City as part of her upcoming global tour.
A number of celebrities are set to appear at the Power of Love event honoring Jimmy Kimmel Feb. 22 at MGM Grand Garden.
The Killers’ “Mr. Brightside” is fueling the Buffalo Bills in their attempt to win their first Super Bowl.
“If I get even 60 seconds with him, I’m going to thank him for protecting the workers in Vegas and at my properties,” the Circa executive said before the president’s visit.
Costco shoppers will notice a change in beverage offerings at the retailer’s food courts.
“The Wizard of Oz” at Sphere is giving the classic, original film a digital makeover.
The relaunch of a Henderson shop marks 18 months of confusing openings and closings among the Gabi Korean bakeries.
Special cocktails, dishes and menus — including one with 10 courses — to celebrate the start of the Year of the Snake.
The place is a popular gathering spot for hikers, climbers and mountain bikers coming in from Red Rock Canyon.
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