Jennifer Lopez hosts and Kendrick Lamar is the lead nominee in the May 26 show.
“Every one of these bikes, they tell a story,” owner Mike Skoy says while leading a tour of The Vault Bicycle Shop.
The new spot features fish sourced daily from the Mediterranean, intricate desserts and craft cocktails, and abundant custom art and design.
The Who announced that the group will bring its final tour of the United States and Canada to Las Vegas later this year.
Seth MacFarlane is coming back to Las Vegas with his big-band presentation, taking over Voltaire at The Venetian on July 3, 4 and 5.
The meme that led to Alienstock and turned the tiny town of Rachel upside down in 2019 will be the focus of an episode of the docuseries “Trainwreck.”
“Empire Strips Back — A Burlesque Parody” has opened at the Rio. It’s farcical, fun and a force of nature.
“The Wreckage” will let guests see alien specimens retrieved by Prodigy Corp. and learn more about the upcoming TV series “Alien: Earth.”
Two off-Strip restaurants from the same hospitality group have shut their doors shortly after the recent arrest of one of the company’s co-founders.
American Music Awards producers are offering free spots for the pit, seats and red-carpet audience for the May 26 show.
Leaning into his stagecraft beyond vocal prowess, Roth focused entirely on early Van Halen. He was backed by a crack band and a couple of backing singers. He preened and strutted, doing what Dave does.
Beyoncé has dropped Sphere and is now toying with Allegiant Stadium, as her “Cowboy Carter” tour has kicked off at SoFi Stadium in Inglewood, California.
Its visitation having “plummeted,” the Burlesque Hall of Fame in downtown Las Vegas’ Arts District is closing.
A veterans’ charity co-founded by Frank Fertitta IV is benefiting from the May 26 telecast.
The menu features a modern twist on northern and southern Thai dishes, “marrying old-school flavor and new-school trends.”
Josh Groban attended Celine Dion’s first show at the Colosseum on March 25, 2003.
Norm Clarke was the center stage one last time in Las Vegas on Saturday. The show was “Conversations About Norm,” and the beloved Las Vegas Review-Journal columnist was the star.
The Spring Jamboree festival has been held in Boulder City since 1977, and is considered the city’s first major public festival of the year, according to the city’s website.
Mark Davis has signed a legend, and not for the first time, for a Raiders event.
Beyoncé was hit with a cease-and-desist letter from Sphere CEO James Dolan over a video in her “Cowboy Carter” tour in which the superstar picks up the Las Vegas venue.
The Red Rocker’s most extensive performance commitment ever on the Strip, “Best of All Worlds” runs through May 17.
Post Malone, Tina Fey and Amy Poehler, and UNLVino top the entertainment lineup for the week of May 2-8.
Think performers wielding iconic props like blasters and light sabers, R2-D2 making it rain by firing cash in the air, and Han Solo gyrating to “Smooth Criminal,” to screams that reach the edge of the galaxy.
“The Party” is ongoing for Spiegelworld, which has named its new project just that.
Beyoncé is shown grabbing and holding the Sphere in her “Cowboy Carter” tour production. She’s not revealing why.
A Utah-based soda chain that gained national attention from the Hulu reality show “The Secret Lives of Mormon Wives” is opening its second location in Las Vegas.
The debut is one of several big restaurant openings planned for the property in 2025.
Jay Sarno Jr., the son of the founder of Caesars Palace, sets the record straight on the tale of Evel Knievel’s infamous Caesars jump.
It’ll be temperature up, “Hands Down” at the Durango casino in July.Alt-rock band Dashboard Confessional is the latest headliner for the resort’s “Bel-Aire Poolside Concert Series.”
The new autopsy report documents the 95-year-old actor’s poor heart health, noting he had experienced congestive heart failure, an aortic valve replacement and an irregular heart beat.
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