Mark Shunock is bringing the Mondays Dark anniversary back to Virgin Hotels, where the show kicked off in 2013.
How Ya Dough’n pizzeria will celebrate its grand opening Dec. 18 with a bit of Las Vegas numerology.
These holiday experiences range from the Strip to your neighbor’s front yard.
John Stuart opened “Legends” at Imperial Palace in 1983 and created a legacy of tribute shows.
Laugh Factory Las Vegas is moving to the Horseshow in January, after closing at the Trop in April 2024.
Nevada Ballet Theatre Artistic Director Roy Kaiser of ‘George Balanchine’s The Nutcracker,” “I want to do the ballet justice.”
Sphere and the Colosseum topped international rankings in Billboard’s annual venue list.
Award-winning “Köln 75,” is the story of a teenager’s effort to bring a groundbreaking jazz show to her hometown.
The new spot occupies the space, now expanded, in which the chef made his name and opened his first restaurant.
From karaoke to the best spots to people-watch, we’ve got you covered.
Whether you prefer something naughty, like the animated movie “Grandma Got Ran Over By a Reindeer,” or nice, like classics “The Sound of Music” and “Home Alone,” streamers, cable and broadcast networks offer up festive choices in December.
Did you know the Fremont Street Experience could have had canals and gondolas? That it uses nearly 50 million LEDs? As the canopy turns 30, we look back at the attraction that changed downtown.
The former TV personality talks about his new podcast and perspectives.
Rick Harrison and Austin “Chumlee” Russell are relaunching “Pawn Stars,” absent Corey “Big Hoss” Harrison.
The signature loaf blends Japanese and Filipino bread-making traditions.
Tuscany Suites runs with its Copa Room and Piazza in its affordable location just east of the Strip.
Enjoy a classical ballet, discover a Mexico City band, check out this crazy house, laugh a little and more this week.
Slowly cooked broths, soupless ramen dishes, and Japanese tradition meets global influences are some of the leading ramen trends.
The menu includes standards like escargots, steak tartare, grilled salmon, roasted half chicken and surf and turf.
KSNV’s Jim Snyder says he arrived at the decision to retire in August. He leaves the station Wednesday night.
We hit the streets last weekend, marking the holidays and NFR scene. From downtown to Boulder City, off-Strip but oddly not the Strip itself.
Looking for something to watch? This is what’s new on popular streaming services this week.
The restaurant debuted in New York’s SoHo in September 2024, and has had quite the buzz already.
The shop, also the first location in Nevada, features tonkotsu shoyu ramen, a “super” version with four different proteins, and two ramen flavors served in a divided yin-and-yang bowl.
Diana Ross is due back at Encore Theater for three shows in February.
World’s 101 Best Steak Restaurants, based in London, recently conferred the recognition.
Mermaids closed on Fremont Street almost a decade ago, but the melted, gooey deliciousness lives on throughout the valley.
In the face of social-media criticism, Zac Brown Band is simply staying true to its storyline.
From country rap to ska punk and a whole lot more, these are the hottest indie shows of December.
LISTEN TO THE TOP FIVE HERE