A new game studio co-founded by Imagine Dragons frontman Dan Reynolds and manager Mac Reynolds announced its first title during Summer Game Fest in Los Angeles.
Lisa Lisa celebrates the 40th anniversary of “Take You Home” at Orleans Arena.
From a “Stranger Things” shoutout to a liquid history lesson, these five cocktails put on a show.
Watch enough John Wick movies, and you start to think everyone’s an assassin. And so in the latest Wickian world installment, we reach the logical endpoint.
The filmmaker will probably delight his most ardent fans but lose a few others with the plot, which becomes a bit exhausting to follow.
Three improv actors infiltrate London’s criminal underworld, Pharrell Williams’ life and career is told through Lego animation and a docuseries on podcaster Alex Cooper.
“ABBA Voyage” could be a game-changer in a playground ABBA already knows well.
The mysterious moniker could refer to a Michelin-starred hotspot based in London or may just be a code name for the new restaurant.
For many young baristas, a coffee shop gig serves as a stepping stone before transitioning into their chosen career field. For others, it’s a much more serious matter.
Las Vegas Restaurant Week, benefiting Three Square Food Bank, is once again taking place at eateries across the valley.
As the Fallout Fringe Festival brings exciting new works downtown, here are more places to see what’s new and hot.
Chris Martin followed through on a promise to the owner of a famous Vegas lounge.
Fallout Fringe Festival is presenting more than 30 shows this month, including ones starring raunchy puppets and disturbing clowns.
Coldplay, Tyler Childers and Tony winner “Parade” top the entertainment lineup for the week of June 6-12.
Rod Stewart heeded the direction of his doctor as he fights the flu in Vegas return.
Cutbacks and consolidation in the Strip’s predominant production company continue. Cirque du Soleil has issued more layoffs in its ONE Cirque initiative.
Backstreet Boys are tacking a cool hang onto their residency at Sphere. The indefatigable boy band is hosting its official “Millennium 2.0” after party at Voltaire at The Venetian.
A John Wick spinoff, a globe-trotting tale from Wes Anderson, and a 25th anniversary celebration of “Dogma.”
For a concert film of a stage show adapted from a memoir, “Bono: Stories of Surrender” is quite compelling.
In three new thrillers, young women grapple with the horrific events of their childhoods, many years after the fact.
The restaurant is the first ever in a casino for the owner of five other Vegas restaurants, including flagship Esther’s Kitchen downtown.
A 2000s pop-rock icon is set to headline two shows at Voltaire at The Venetian.
Bill Murray is a celeb singer at Big Blues Bender this September at Westgate.
The new steakhouse’s founder has worked in kitchens at Wynn Las Vegas, Bellagio and Caesars Palace.
iHeartMedia on Tuesday announced the lineup for its upcoming music festival taking place later this year in Las Vegas.
Tears for Fears and Lainey Wilson both have had success on the Las Vegas Strip. They are back for more this year.
The menu features housemade tortillas, queso fundido, elote, empanadas, birria tacos and more.
Among this week’s new releases: Former Aces player Candace Parker breaks down her game plan for success on and off the court.
The new cafe joins two others owned and operated by a longtime French restaurant family.
Word of the dropped show came down from a post on the Colosseum’s official Instagram page.
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