“Somebody Feed Phil” host Phil Rosenthal brings his wisdom to The Venetian Theatre.
Organizers for the festival announced that they will be taking next year off before returning for 2027.
But the Big Chicken franchise still has stores in 16 states, Washington, D.C, and aboard cruise ships.
Founder Sam Maxion (aka DJ Slammin’ Sam) is passionate about DJ culture, and thinks you will be, too.
Leona Lewis, a sensation in the U.K., has not performed in the U.S. But her “Starry Night” holiday show will change that.
Alice Cooper is joining Criss Angel for “Welcome To Our Nightmare” in March at Planet Hollywood.
Morgan Wallen returns to Allegiant Stadium in May on his upcoming U.S. stadium tour.
At Gastropub Nisei Bar & Grill, a new Chinatown Vegas spot, American comfort meets Japanese precision.
The bargain is available two days a week for pickup only.
Colors of Mexico shines a spotlight on the country’s folklore and traditions through seven rooms of original art and soundscapes. Also, there’s food.
His works — farces, fables, experiments — reside in surreal worlds of their own. But Yorgos Lanthimos’ latest, “Bugonia,” is thrillingly, if tragically, tied to our reality. It might even be his best film.
Celebrate Nevada Day, see a ’90s grunge band, read some comics and take a drive to Beatty for a unique fest in our top picks this week.
The pirate show at Treasure Island and the long-latent dragon show at ExCal are in HalloScreamFest plans.
A famous doughnut chain is opening its fifth Las Vegas Valley shop, which will replace a restaurant from a James Beard Award-winning chef at the hotel-casino.
“Elvis” lands on Netflix, along with a four-part series about President Garfield starring Michael Shannon.
Superstars from arenas, theaters and showrooms pepper the Las Vegas Grand Prix roster.
HallowScreamCon and HallowScreamFest are planned to take over the city in October 2026.
On her 1994 album, “Merry Christmas,” Mariah Carey sings “All I Want for Christmas Is You,” a sentiment you’re reminded of — frequently — at Mariah Carey’s Holiday Bar.
An F1 show at the Fountains of Bellagio will star Mickey Mouse, Minnie Mouse, Donald Duck, Daisy Duck, Goofy and Pluto.
To be fair, one of these steaks tips the scales at 18 pounds and is intended to feed 10-12 people.
The VR experience just debuted at Area15’s Zone 2: The Terminals in Las Vegas, transporting guests through space — literally — in a jaw-dropping experience.
Chart-topping superstar Demi Lovato announced she will perform a show on the Las Vegas Strip next May.
This fall, we’ve been graced with a fearsome host of terrifying novels.
GlowFest will turn 200,000 square feet into a world of light, art, culture, taste and storytelling in time for Christmas and lasting through Lunar New Year.
Reggie Jackson joined Jim Gray in honoring Summerlin South Little League on an afternoon full of surprises.
A few prominent Wynn Nightlife headliners are playing the after-party of the downtown Neon City Fest next month
The Jabbawockeez took five weeks of to develop “Freqncy,” a mix of new acts and classic street dance.
Jackie Siegel is the title figure in “The Queen of Versailles,” opening next month on Broadway.
Mark Davis reconnected with The Family Stone ahead of their show at the Cannery.
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