The restaurant, a temple of flesh and flame, left its longtime Strip property for another spot just south on the boulevard.
Look for lobster, frozen custard and smash burgers with splendid fries.
The “immersive” production, featuring a four-course dinner and a show, is relocating this month to a Las Vegas hotel-casino that’s under renovation.
Brian Regan spent a long time not playing his hometown of Vegas. But he’s into it now.
The L.A. Lakers star took in “Into the Millennium” at the Sphere on Saturday night.
In a tale of two shows, “The Rat Pack is Back” takes a rare dark, while Hope Road pushes back “Day Experience.”
Come along as we make our way through the maze of torments that is Universal Horror Unleashed, a new factory of heebie-jeebies opening Aug. 14 at Area15.
Following last month’s sold out “1969 Live Concert,” Westgate has announced more Elvis shows in ‘26.
Lenny Kravitz played multiple instruments, many hits and new tunes at Dolby Live.
Pop Symphonic’s core musicians are featured in David Perrico and The Raiders House Band.
Dorothy and the rest of the famous “Wizard of Oz” foursome are on display at The Venetian’s Atrium Waterfall through the end of the year.
Rock superstar Stevie Nicks announced Friday that a fractured shoulder has forced her to postpone nine concert dates.
The taqueria occupied a spot in Downtown Container Park and has another location in the southwest valley.
In this sometimes witty ode to the David Zucker, Jim Abrahams and Jerry Zucker style of satire, the role never feels quite right for its leading man.
Gwyneth Paltrow, once known as an Oscar-winning actress, is perhaps our finest unrelatable relatable.
They’re cute — kind of — with fuzzy bunny ears and a protruding-tooth grin that splits the difference between the mirthful and the vaguely maniacal.
Looking for something to watch? Here’s a look at what’s new on popular streaming services this week.
Our new monthly feature Vegas Amplified is all about shining a light on must-see shows in midsized and smaller rooms that often fly under the radar.
Every week, we’ll bring you a selection of family-friendly events to check out in Las Vegas.
Las Vegas is full of culture, with thriving music, art and theater scenes. Check out our selection of arts and culture events this week and every week.
Returning to Dolby Live, Lenny Kravitz remembers how an earthquake prompted his first visit to Las Vegas.
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