The Sun tabloid, without formal confirmation, has reported Oasis is planning to play Allegiant Stadium next year.
Billy Idol has conquered four venues in VegasVille. His latest is BleauLive Theater at Fontainebleau.
The event, founded in 2019, is created and presented entirely by women to showcase female chefs, beverage professionals and artisans.
The new restaurant will occupy the space that once housed an outpost of a teppanyaki chain from Japan.
The restaurant started in Vegas as a pop-up. The menu draws on seasonal ingredients, French technique and Mediterranean influences, ably assisted by thoughtfully edited wine and cocktail lists.
Soon it will become an Olympic sport. In Vegas, it’s already big.
The Venue at Rio has two showrooms, three brunches and Aussie hunks in the mix.
Mojo Juju, Chemical Tribe and Subsanity appear Sept. 16 at the next “Hard Rock Rising” show.
Kim Wagner has paused her morning broadcats at KSNV, saying the hours “can take a toll.”
We hit three nightspots on one of downtown’s hottest blocks: We All Scream (built on the bones of Beauty Bar), Electric Mushroom (the Strip experience downtown) and Discopussy (a techno faithful).
The Scorpions have pulled all September shows at PH Live at Planet Hollywood for “unforeseen circumstances.”
Carín León hits Sphere, a block party hits Cosmo, a free fest hits the mountain and much more in our Top 10 picks this week.
Like its big baddies, the John Carpenter-inspired kill fest is lacking one major element: a brain.
In SoCal, the original pizzeria has been open 35 years; in Vegas, the brand lasted five.
Experience an array of traditional dance forms at Fiesta Folklorico, hear author Claire Carusillo read from her new book and more this weekend in Las Vegas for zero dollars.
Usher and Chris Brown headline Allegiant Stadium on Saturday and Sunday. But Wednesday, Usher met his waxed counterpart at Madame Tussauds.
The twice-yearly event also will include games, activities, family-friendly entertainment and $2 nachos.
Fontainebleau Las Vegas has announced the return of its winter celebration, along with a selection of holiday movies that will screen outdoors.
In crime thriller terms, Alex North’s bestselling 2019 debut novel, “The Whisper Man,” has it all — a terrific title, a psycho serial killer, a winsome and endangered child, a possible ghost and lots of family trauma.
This week, get your palms sweaty with “Fall 2,” check out Mark Wahlberg’s new crime thriller based on a true story and enjoy re-releases of “Cars” and “Akira.”
Grogu is back, a sixth “Scary Movie” is on and a new reality series follows Alix Earle.
Lionel Richie has checked himself into intensive care after an episode in St. Louis. He’s still scheduled to play Wynn Las Vegas.
For 15 years, Extreme Thing was one of the local scene’s most anticipated annual events, a daylong, all-ages marathon of music and action sports headlined by punk, metal and emo notables.
Denise Valdez is leaving KLAS, Channel 8, in October, more than 20 years after arriving in Vegas.
The original restaurant opened in 1999 and became known over the years for its crisp garlic prawns, khao soi crisp-duck curry with egg noodles and its extensive wine holdings.
The restaurant offers approachable dishes with an up-do: Southwest chicken bowl, oval pizzas, Norwegian salmon sandwich, Japanese wagyu burger and more.
The venue hosts daylong college and NFL viewing parties on Saturdays and Sundays with all-you-can-drink packages.
The restaurant serves breakfast and lunch during the day and becomes a steakhouse in the evening.
The family-owned restaurant will celebrate the opening of its second shop with a grand opening on Saturday.
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