Of the new Penn & Teller street sign, Penn Jillette said, “If Mel Tormé can have a street sign, so can we.”
As Exosphere rotated in Kenny Chesney’s post, it showed the hashtag #summertime26.
Menu highlights: tableside Caesar salad, caviar cones, goat cheese baklava, wagyu cigars, crisp Maine lobster with Royal Kaluga caviar and a Boa private label caviar flight.
“While Hope Road continues to welcome enthusiastic crowds to its performances each day, we are seeing some impact of market conditions affecting Las Vegas as a whole,” read the emailed statement.
The Great Greek Mediterranean Grill, a chain founded almost a decade ago in Las Vegas, has opened its 10th location in the valley. This time, Great Greek has hit the Strip.
Starlight Plaza is where you can see the stars, in a plaza, off to the side of the Mob Museum.
Showrunner Jon Bokenkamp, creator of “The Blacklist,” piles on crisis after crisis in a nifty bit of hyperaggressive storytelling in this new Apple TV+ series.
Oh, how the downtown Arts District has blossomed. Once a patchwork of galleries, shops, bars and eateries in a sporadically developed neighborhood, it’s sprouted into one of the most vibrant communities in the city and a destination for locals and out-of-towners alike.
Deon Cole heeded a friend’s advice to tell jokes for an audience, launching his comedy career.
Alanis Morissette’s show provoked considerable conversation during intermission at Caesars Colosseum.
Marquee nightclub is back in full force on the Las Vegas Strip, with major upgrades and household name DJs.
Anyone who’s seen the veritable sea of yard-long margaritas on the Strip knows it isn’t hard to find a massive drink in Las Vegas. But what about a cocktail that’s not only big enough but also good enough to share with several of your friends?
Luca Guadagnino’s drama deserves credit not so much for wading into hot-button topics, but for trying to find its own way through them.
The menu at Tony’s Pizzeria leads with deep dish pies, in keeping with the owners’ Chicago bona fides., but also includes four other styles.
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The Aces are leading with Ludacris at Friday’s WNBA championship party at the open event space abutting T-Mobile Arena.
No Doubt has added six performances to their Sphere residency next May.
On hiatus since 2015, Vegas’ own The Cab are reuniting to play the emo and pop punk fest this weekend at the Las Vegas Festival Grounds.
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Julian Marley & The Wailers are closing the FSE Downtown Rocks series.
Here’s what’s on display at Las Vegas art galleries right now.
The pop-up, the sibling of hot spots in Toronto and Miami, features modern Italian dishes and art-intensive design.
Boy George and the Culture Club play six dates in March at The Venetian Theatre.
A series of AI-generated posts inaccurately quoted Carlos Santana being critical of Bad Bunny’s Super Bowl appearance.
The wine bar and retail shop will occupy a ground-floor condo space that previously housed seafood and Vietnamese restaurants.
Cursive’s Tim Kasher encapsulated the vibe of the emo and indie rock Best Friends Forever music festival, which wrapped year two at the Downtown Las Vegas Events Center on Sunday.
Joan Jett & The Blackhearts are returning to the House of Blues in February.
The Eagles’ open-ended engagement at Sphere has extended into February.
As Seth Neblett puts it in his new book, funk juggernaut Parliament-Funkadelic is in “many ways like a musical-spiritual cult.”
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