Heavy is the head that wears the crown on the fourth season of “The Morning Show,” Apple TV+’s rollicking tentpole series about the rise and fall of various personalities at a TV news network. The men have been ousted. The women have won.
Musical partners and close friends Tucker Halpern and Sophie Hawley-Weld have developed a unique, genre-bending career.
The ceremony at Wynn Las Vegas marked the first time the World’s 50 Best organization had ever named the top dining destinations for the U.S., Canada and parts of the Caribbean.
Fall is here, which means the birds are back, heading south for winter, and many of us are spending our days lacing up hiking boots, dusting off the kayaks and unpacking the camping and climbing gear.
The family owned restaurant, a popular place for watching sports, offered burgers with jaw-stretching proportions and creative combinations of textures and flavors.
Brian May says he’s “very keen on Sphere” after seeing the Eagles play the Bulbous Wonder.
“In Pour Taste: A Comedy Wine Tasting Experience” is being served 5 p.m. Oct. 17-Nov. 30 at Lighthouse Artspace.
Barry Manilow’s “A Very Barry Christmas” returns to the Westgate’s International Theater for two weekends in December.
Rock out, eat Greek, celebrate the outdoors and more this week in Las Vegas.
“The Last Show” tells the story of a show that goes dark, and how performers cope with the closing.
Earth, Wind & Fire play their first halftime show at Sunday’s Raiders-Bears at Allegiant Stadium.
Swifties turned up in big numbers as The Westgate Las Vegas rolled out “the rhinestone carpet” for a Taylor Swift party Friday night.
Franky and The All Nighters will perform regularly in the hotspot, returning to Mandalay Bay in December.
Come Oct. 3, you may notice something a little different at Las Vegas’ most popular free attraction.
Paul Thomas Anderson’s “One Battle After Another” leads box office anticipation this weekend, along with a survival story, horror tale and a concert experience.
Guinness family drama brews, Nicolas Cage paddles into troubled waters, and Toni Collette helms a new series about small town with a sinister secret.
The menu celebrates the cooking of the state of Gujarat, on the west coast of India overlooking the Arabian Sea.
Yaw Farm Coffee Roasters in Las Vegas has once again topped a Yelp best in the U.S. list.
Frank Marino celebrated his 40th anniversary by waxing nostalgic about the days the mob ran the city.
A new art exhibition is celebrating 10 years of the Basin and Range National Monument in southeastern Nevada.
Ventriloquist Terry Fator has abruptly ended his 16½-year run as a Las Vegas Strip performer.
The menu features tableside Caesar salad, dry-aged steaks and a handful of only-in-Vegas dishes.
Penn Jillette plays Pop the Magic Dragon in a new production, “Piff & Pop’s Magic Shop.”
Penn and Teller are members of The Magic Circle in London, among the most prestigious magic organizations in the world.
“The Wake” movie series returns to The Beverly Theater throughout October.
Diner Ross is now Diner Ross Steakhouse. The name change coincides with an adjustment to the classic diner-style menu, leaning heavily on the steak.
Boosted by his hit album “Room Under The Stars,” Zayn is playing seven shows at Dolby Live this winter.
In “A Fine Line Between Stupid and Clever,” director Rob Reiner and the actors who play the dumb but lovable band riff on the unlikely cinematic treasure.
Carlos Santana has booked 16 shows in 2026 at House of Blues; Styx is back for five at The Venetian.