Sphere Entertainment Executive Chairman and CEO Jim Dolan says “O” proves a show can last for decades in Vegas.
The taqueria has been recognized with a Michelin Guide recommendation and a cameo in Bad Bunny’s Super Bowl halftime show.
KXNT-AM 840 talk-show host Alan Stock opened his Friday show with a stunning annoucement the station was going off the air.
The Vegas-born concept is owned by a group that includes longtime restaurateurs Jesus Chavez and Tommy Galoosian.
After easily selling out Luxor, Triplemanía, the signature event of the WWE-owned AAA, needed a larger venue for its Las Vegas debut over Mexican Independence Day Weekend.
With dozens of concert venues in Las Vegas, it can be hard to keep up with all the shows coming to town. Don’t fret, we’ve got you. On Fridays, we’ll share a list of all the new shows announced that week.
The new place belongs to a chef-owned portfolio that includes four other Thai restaurants across the Las Vegas Valley.
Brad Garrett started as an opening act. Decades later, he opened his own club on the Strip.
“We do have a low-key great scene. I’m from L.A. — L.A. stands alone; New York stands alone. But Vegas is right there. And it’s growing,” comic Dennis Lavender says.
Live music is played almost nonstop at Jason Aldean’s Kitchen + Bar at 63 CityCenter.
Friday night’s “1969 Live! The King Returns” leads a series of Elvis events at the Westgate.
Golden Gate and The Mob Museum are joining for an artifact display and discounts for both institutions.
Celebrate international Tiki Day, rock out with some Space Vampires, get ready for school at the Back To School Fair and more this weekend in Las Vegas for zero dollars.
The best things happening in Las Vegas this week include a classic rock show, a Star Trek convention, a dining block party, theater and more.
The restaurant, which helped provide emergency meals to vulnerable folks during the pandemic, drew wide praise for its live-fire paellas and its tapas and charcuterie.
The restaurant is famous for its smoked meat sandwiches and platters, along with other deli classics.
The Vinyl Room — 4,760 albums at 63 stories — is dropping the needle in the space where the Foundation Room once prospered.
Sin City Stones, a promising tribute to the Rolling Stones, is closing at the Horseshoe.
The doughnuts, classically dusted with cinnamon and sugar, arrived in Hawaii in the late 19th century with Portuguese immigrants who worked on sugarcane plantations.
Marjorie Taylor Greene and Brian Glenn were married Tuesday at Bellagio. Then, they gambled.
“Spider-Man” returns, as does Olivia Wilde in an erotic comedy.
Zendaya and Robert Pattinson’s “The Drama,” a new film starring 50 Cent, and the fourth season of “Ted Lasso” come to streaming this week.
The Magicians Room is losing David Goldrake and Matt Donnelly in its rotation of headliners.
“Absinthe” is going dark Nov. 16-29, with some dates coinciding with the Formula One race.
“Bolero — The Show” has been destined for added dates at the Plaza Showroom after its fiery debut June 20.
For its summer seasonal menu, Velveteen Rabbit in the Arts District has crafted a menu of 10 drinks based on popular conspiracy theories.
After a dizzy spell last month, the “King of Hearts” is resuming his soulful sojourn on the Strip.
French Riviera Tropézienne Bakery will debut its third Las Vegas Valley shop after renovating a downtown building that had sat vacant for nearly 20 years.
The new place is the sixth spot from a family that has owned and operated Thai restaurants in Vegas for almost 20 years.
When it comes to influential figures in the development of Las Vegas, Meyer Lansky could have had his own wing of The Mob Museum.
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