A sequel coming almost a decade later, “Zootopia 2” isn’t as good. It’s a more timid and tame movie that leans largely on the (still winning) duo of Judy Hopps (Ginnifer Goodwin) and small-time hustler fox Nick Wilde (Jason Bateman).
The holiday weekend includes Small Business Saturday (support local!), a pop star at an ice rink, a kite festival, a free winter party, a free country concert and the return of a famous eggnog.
Michael DeLano was a TV and film actor who found a home on the stages of Las Vegas.
Star chef and UNLV grad Guy Fieri suffered a serious leg injury on the set of his new TV show.
The seven-time Super Bowl champ and Raiders investor visited the Cleveland Clinic Lou Ruvo Center for Brain Health last week.
HUDL Brewing Company in downtown’s Arts District will close its doors by year-end.
Jackie Siegel says, “All of this is testing my strength,” as show about her life closes the week of her late daughter’s birthday.
The complex comes courtesy of a hospitality group with restaurants in Vegas and across the U.S.
“Wake Up Dead Man: A Knives Out Mystery” is finally here (and a few other flicks to see this week).
“Caught Stealing” comes to Netflix, along with a new season of David Letterman and a critically acclaimed foreign film.
The second Neon City Festival roared to the finish line Sunday night. Organizers are running a proven winner.
Metro Pizza, one of the eminences of pizza craft in Las Vegas, is shutting its shop on East Tropicana Road. The last day of service is Friday.
Stoney’s Rockin’ Country won’t be bucking out of Town Square next month after all.
These drinks are a long way from the “boiled water and a packet of chocolate dust” varieties of hot cocoa that some places still serve.
Over the years, the Born and Raised bars have been a home for UNLV fans, a place to grab a good meal and a community anchor in a transient town.
The chain is famous for its ButterBurger that layers never-frozen beef, Wisconsin cheese, lettuce, tomato, sweet red onion and house mayonnaise.
A chef formerly of the acclaimed French Laundry has brought a new concept to a valley restaurant for a short time.
Naomi Campbell dropped by the Bellagio Fountain Club on Saturday during Formula One Las Vegas Grand Prix. Enough said. But, some other celebs and chefs dropped by, too.
Have the munchies in the late-night, early morning? Well, Las Vegas offers more than the typical 24/7 fast food joints to satisfy hunger.
There were so many great mystery novels published this year that it was difficult to pick just 10 for this list. But here they are.
The band that played the first rock show at Allegiant Stadium is returning to the venue on its next U.S. tour.
Power of Love will honor longtime hitmaker Kenny Loggins in February at the MGM Grand.
Las Vegans whose idea of a true winter wonderland includes a brilliant blanket of snow need not wander too far to find it.
Saddle up as the sword-swinging, spell-casting, fire-breathing dinner show gears up for its annual holiday production.
It all starts with the beard. That magnificent mane has graced Robert Teddy’s face since 1993.
The “Queen of Christmas” is setting up for a run of 10 holiday-themed shows at Park MGM, a visit that will also include a pop-up bar at On the Record.
Champagne is the sip of celebration, as the approaching holidays remind us. Here’s where to slip into the most beautiful of bubbles.
Singer Michelle Johnson will perform “Naughty and Nice — A Sassy Festive Holiday Show” on Dec. 14 at Myron’s at The Smith Center.
From Broadway productions to holiday spectaculars to star-studded concerts, it’s all in rjmagazine’s winter entertainment calendar.
Good Charlotte and De La Soul powered the opening night of the three-day music fest in downtown Las Vegas.
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