The Strip also hosts two other Hello Kitty Cafes: one at Park MGM that debuted in July 2019 and one in Fashion Show mall that opened in July 2022.
Zippy’s leans into the Ninth Island with its only stores outside of Hawaii and another pair of Las Vegas Valley shops set to arrive early next year.
Vic’s Las Vegas brings in national acts and local favorites in its downtown locale.
Martin Lawrence plays Resorts World Theatre on Saturday, his first Vegas headlining show since 2016.
Red Rock is re-imagining and elevating the idea of food court pizza with some Brooklyn swagger, a thick slice of Sicily and a little love from grandma.
Seating with gorgeous views commands a premium. You didn’t really think they were assigned randomly, did you?
A “three-year ruse” for free wine, “In Pour Taste” will perform through the end of January.
The superstar DJ-producer reflects on his role in making the city an electronic dance music hotbed.
When it comes to the third “Now You See Me” movie — poof! — time doesn’t matter. These magicians have still got it.
Get into the holiday spirit (yes, already), get outdoors for a day of reciprocity, enjoy a museum for free and check out a new band in this week’s round-up.
The long-running local Southern comfort food favorite, a Vegas staple since 1975, is opening a new location in Neonopolis.
New Kids On The Block have added 16 dates — through October — to their Dolby Live residency.
Jiaoying Summers headlines a monthly residency at Tuscany’s Copa Room, returning 7:30 p.m. Wednesday and again Dec. 17.
The menu, grouped into four styles of dishes, ranges across India, with a surprising dish served only in Vegas.
From the F1 Arcade to pop-up shops to dance parties hosted by driver Carlos Sainz, there are plenty of ways to get close to the Las Vegas Grand Prix.
“Now You See Me” releases a third installment to go against “The Running Man.”
Jimmy Kimmel recalled meeting Cleto Escobedo III in Las Vegas when they were kids. They would become inseparable.
“Eddington” lands, a doc about two poets and a Billy Bob Thornton-led series hits season two.
The restaurant, famed for its hotcakes, also once had a beloved sibling in downtown Vegas.
Gordon Ramsay, José Andrés and David Chang are among the big names on tap for special dining events during Formula One week.
The Vegas debut follows the launch of eight other cafés — what took you so long to get here, Barbie? — across the U.S. and Melbourne, Australia.
Nancy Wilson of Heart has smiles, all the while, as the band returns to the Strip.
Piff the Magic Dragon, Mat Franco and Penn Jillette convened for some old-Vegas shtick Sunday at the Flamingo.
The restaurant serves day and night in a property that debuted in Las Vegas a month before America’s entry into World War II.
The delicacy isn’t just for the highfalutin Formula One fans coming to town for the Las Vegas Grand Prix.
The Eagles have moved into March with their long-running Sphere series.
The debut marked a return to Las Vegas for Boa, which closed its original location here in the Forum Shops at Caesars more than a dozen years ago.
Lisa Vanderpump says of Vanderpump Hotel, “It has to be something that everybody who has supported me can afford.
The Killers are in a stellar lineup of performers at the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame show.
Joanne Harrison, mother of Gold & Silver Pawn owner Rick Harrison, has died.
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