Ashlee Simpson has extended her run at The Venetian nightspot on Jan. 23, 24, 30 and 31.
Dave Grohl once teased to a Las Vegas residency. Instead, Foo Fighters will play Allegiant Stadium in September.
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“WOW – Women Of Wrestling” finished filming episodes in Las Vegas on Wednesday evening.
For a filmmaker once synonymous with slackerdom, Richard Linklater has proven to be one of the most prodigious and consistently excellent American filmmakers. A small but rich vein of the two dozen features he’s made have been portraits of artists, including “Me and Orson Welles” and, if you like, “School of Rock.”
More details about the four-day scare-apalooza, slated for next October, are expected to be released next week.
Hogs & Heifers has a history in Las Vegas, and is surrounded by historic properties.
The chef, known for a whimsical spin on comfortable food in his downtown restaurant, is heading to southwest Vegas to take on the beef.
Downtown marks the first out-of-state location for this small Mexican chain born in Denver.
Luke Combs is touring the globe and making a play on the Strip at the former Margaritaville.
Monsters, Springsteen, and much more set up the weekend ahead of Halloween.
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The owner says the decision to open in Vegas comes about, in part, because the city is a place where many Mexicans celebrate life’s milestones.
The Summerlin South squad that won the U.S. title at this year’s Little League World Series will accept medals Sunday at the Hall of Excellence.
“The Wizard of Oz at Sphere” has sold more than 1 million tickets since the AI-enhanced film made its debut in August, according to Sphere Entertainment.
Now that fall has arrived in Las Vegas, these limited-time menu items finally feel appropriate.
System of a Down will headline, joined by Korn, Bring Me the Horizon, Evanescence, Marilyn Manson, Danny Elfman and dozens more.
Kenny Chesney has added five dates next year to his Sphere series.
The Las Vegas Strip restaurant is an outpost of the London original with two Michelin stars.
A cast member in “Stereophonic” says, “Seventies rock has been my favorite genre for a long time.”
A 13-time Grammy Award-winning artist is playing assorted holidays at Pearl Concert Theater at the Palms next year.
The evening, at Nocturno in downtown Vegas, features cocktail sippers, cocktails, appetizers and stories of the myth behind the bar.
Panic! at the Disco reunites to headline loaded lineup of emo and pop punk favorites.
Danny Koker is eager to get back on TV, sell his club and donate a classic ride.
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.
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