The new miniseries follows the 19th century adventures of 11-year-old George Washington “Wash” Black.
It’s is an irresistible setup, and “Good Girl’s Guide to Murder” Holly Jackson is talented enough to keep readers invested beyond the clever premise.
For $5, you can see an upcoming release at many local movie theaters. You just won’t know the title until the screening begins.
The Fantastic Four join the Marvel Cinematic Universe, writer-director Eva Victor’s acclaimed “Sorry, Baby” debuts, and “The Hangover” returns to the big screen.
Hard-driving Brantley Gilbert is appearing for the first time at BleauLive Theater on Saturday night.
The change is part of an ongoing culinary refresh at the off-Strip property, which has also recently added China Mama and Lindo Michoacan.
Resale sites show intriguing availability — and pricing — for the Allegiant Stadium performances.
Formula One racing simulators, the Zig Zags in concert, the Taste of Fontainebleau restaurant specials, happy hour deals at PT’s Taverns and more.
The corner of the Strip and Sands Avenue has become the Backstreet Boys’ own fortress.
A new show is to replace “Timeless,” which has run for five years, in October.
The planned three-day musical festival will include a “multiverse” featuring original characters built via holograms, digital animation and augmented reality.
The R&B/pop superstar’s country turn with “Cowboy Carter” has raised some hackles — and some questions.
A sense of returning to Marvel roots permeates this one, an endearingly earnest superhero drama about family and heroism.
Walking the Las Vegas Strip, you can people-watch and enjoy free experiences at the Bellagio, Circus Circus and more. Here are some more free events happening this week.
The long-awaited follow-up to “Happy Gilmore,” a Jenna Ortega-Paul Rudd team-up, and an acclaimed British crime drama.
The new spot has submitted applications for restaurant, alcohol and restricted gaming licenses on Sky Pointe Drive in Centennial Hills.
Beyoncé fans will join dozens of professional dancers in a group line dance at Caesars Palace.
The theme for August’s First Friday is “create.” While the monthly downtown Las Vegas art festival is full of original creations, the theme sprouts from a different idea: Christmas.
Seven Magic Mountains, one of the top sights along the drive to and from Los Angeles, isn’t moving to Northern Nevada anytime soon, despite earlier plans to move it to Washoe County.
Hogs & Heifers’ new home is not so far from its original. Owner Michelle Dell says, “This location couldn’t be more perfect for us.”
With NBA Summer League players and coaches spending two weeks in Las Vegas, it’s worth wondering where they spend their money. A Las Vegas Review-Journal survey found some answers.
The brewery has applied for licenses that cover a brew pub, full-alcohol service and general retail sales on the premises.
“The ‘Friends’ Experience: The One in Vegas” is an immersive ode to the beloved sitcom.
Chinatown marks the second location for this spot known for its varied noodle soups.
Sammy Hagar performed at Ozzy Osbourne’s “Back to the Beginning” finale. “Wow,” the Red Rocker says.
This ain’t Texas, this is Las Vegas, and the Strip is welcoming Beyoncé this month with open arms.
Ozzy Osbourne, the gloomy, demon-invoking lead singer of the pioneering band Black Sabbath who became the throaty, growling voice — and drug-and-alcohol ravaged id — of heavy metal, died Tuesday, just weeks after his farewell show. He was 76.
The family’s original restaurant debuted almost 50 years ago in northern Thailand.
The fiasco that ultimately became known as Alienstock ranks alongside some of the most ridiculous news stories of the millennium as part of the “Trainwreck” docuseries.
The Vegas-born creamery is known for using hormone- and antibiotic-free milk in its seasonal and signature flavors.
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