“DiscoShow” is turning a year old on Thursday at Linq Hotel’s Glitterloft.
Whether you’re more of a traditionalist or are looking to broaden your horizons, here are five bagel dishes you need to know about.
Cardi B announced Tuesday that she’ll hit the road for her first tour in six years — and she’s making a stop in Las Vegas.
High Steaks Vegas will be the first spot in a casino for Trees, who has five restaurants across the Las Vegas Valley.
The highly anticipated breakfast, lunch and brunch restaurant, known for its seasonal menus and its “Follow the Sun” philosophy, is opening Monday.
Mariah Carey, the “Queen of Christmas,” is set for a series of shows on the Las Vegas Strip later this year to kick off the holiday season.
Sammy Hagar recorded the first live album at Dolby Live. He and his all-star band are back in March and September.
More than two decades on, the magnitude of Dan Brown’s success is still hard to quantify without using exponential math or to justify without succumbing to despair.
“Wizard of Oz at Sphere” is bringing in big bucks for the world-famous Las Vegas venue.
MrBeast invited Mike Tyson to throw a punch at his midsection. Iron Mike obliged, with expected results.
A huge crowd jammed Fremont East on Friday night to Major Lazer Soundsystem, with more shows to come.
It’s a party as Penn and Teller are playing the Palladium for the first time, I’m visiting London for the first time.
Wynn Las Vegas has confirmed it will close its XS Nightclub for an extensive renovation in late summer 2026.
The menu features modern Mexican dishes and a host of Mexican-inspired cocktails.
Hofbrauhaus has deceptively high-caliber, good-time music, is the point. The Biermeister Band plays 5-10 p.m. Sundays through Thursdays, 6-11 p.m. Fridays and Saturdays.
“Only Murders in the Building” — TV’s coziest fantasy about life in New York City — starts its fifth, silliest and most enjoyable season with some unsettling changes to the status quo.
Vince Neil has battled a stroke he suffered over the holidays to lead Mötley Crüe to Dolby Live.
From fights to concerts to free fun, we’ve got you covered during one of the biggest weekends of the year.
Carín León is booked for three shows at Sphere next year. He’s sold out MGM Grand Garden this year.
New store cuts means it’s looking less likely that Portillo’s will open in Las Vegas.
The Las Vegas native who wrote and directed last year’s acclaimed “Strange Darling” is now in the King business. JT Mollner scripted “The Long Walk.”
Ringo and His All-Starr Band return to The Venetian, Downtown Summerlin’s Latin Heritage Parade, Hot Wheels Monster Trucks Live and more.
Donny Osmond is adding dates through May at Harrah’s and is booked steadily Tuesdays through Saturdays.
The new season of “WOW – Women Of Wrestling” serves as a tribute to “GLOW” and the history of women’s wrestling in Las Vegas.
Robin Wright stars in a new series with Olivia Cook, a doc takes alook at Charlie Sheen’s up-and-down career and “Warfare” is a nearly real-time dramatization of Navy SEALs.
Football fans are hungry fans. And for the 2025 NFL season, fans have someone new to feed them at Allegiant Stadium, home of the Las Vegas Raiders.
The entrance sign at The Dunes Hotel is being re-lit at The Neon Museum in Las Vegas.
The popular drink, also known as bubble tea, originated in Taiwan nearly 50 years ago, and continues to thrive in America today.
The restaurant, like the truck, will feature four signature pastas, plus some new dishes.
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