Neon dropped by the restaurant to capture preparations for the final service of elegant modern French food.
With five shows at The Strat, the “Shake Your Love” singer is in her hometown for the holidays.
Learn all about history’s forgotten, blue-collar canines in “Go West, Young Dog!”
At rage rooms across the Las Vegas Valley, visitors can smash bottles, dishes, electronics and other breakables using bats, hammers and crowbars.
Guns N’ Roses was once more in the backyard of the Strip. Axl Rose, Slash and Duff McKagan performed with the same fervor as if they were back at the Troubadour playing for gas money.
It is not entirely a shock that the ambitious production is closing amid stiff competition from similarly scaled shows.
Russell Peters, whose career dates more than 35 years, returns to ‘No-Vada’ for two shows at Wynn Las Vegas.
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.
Brandon Flowers returns to his roots with “Thrasher,” both in terms of subject matter and the new record’s classic country-informed sound.
Word of the new store follows confirmation by the salad bowl chain, after months of speculation, that its first Nevada store was coming to Centennial Hills.
The 82-year-old rock legend has a wide-ranging history in our city. He returns this month as part of his “Great Night Out” tour.
Christina Shaw is taking on 24 songs and a dozen costume changes in her “Eras” show.
Barry Manilow has cancelled is full weekend of shows at Westgate, due to technical and vocal problems.
The second annual Las Vegas Songwriters festival is taking over Mandalay Bay through Saturday night.
Two transplanted Italians opened the shop that specializes in bicerin, a historic hot drink native to Torino.
Fat Joe, Subtronics and Marshmello are among the first set of headliners for the Neon City Festival.
Learn how to find the perfect tree for your yard, check out a five-day country music fest and more this weekend in Las Vegas for zero dollars.
See some of the state’s best photos, chow down on pasta, hear Guns N’ Roses, learn a little gardening, revisit “Goodfellas” and more this week.
Linq headliner Mat Franco has three shows set in October to air on Netflix.
The community gathering spot, which offered everything from K-pop events to a Labubu pop-up to Dubai chocolate “nigiri,” will close Aug. 30.
The Backsteet Boys’ hot-selling “Into The Millennium” residency has been extended by two dates.
Steven Koecher, a 30-year-old from St. George, Utah, parked his car in a Sun City Anthem cul-de-sac and hasn’t been heard from since.
The Vegas version trades top round and Cheez Whiz for wagyu, foie gras, truffles and more.
XS Nightclub went dark in August, and will be back in November with four headlining shows.
The shop, celebrating its 10th anniversary in 2026, offers coffee and coffee drinks, teas, baked goods, savory bites, bagged coffee and merchandise.
A new chapter of “Insidious,” a Jason Statham action flick, a spa retreat-set comedy, an anticipated horror and the Anthony Bourdain biopic hit theaters this week.
The final season of “Outer Banks,” an Anne Hathaway thriller, a dad-daughter drama and a new Michaela Coel film hit streaming this week.
Crazy Horse 3 opened in the middle of the Great Recession in 2009. It locked the doors without warning last week.
The shop has been touting its arrival for a few months on Instagram. A recent post includes an interior image of the new store with the company logo.
Jet’s Pizza, the Detroit-style pizzeria founded by the Jetts brothers in 1978 in a suburb of Detroit, recently opened its third location in the Las Vegas Valley.
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