Ricky Martin returns to Las Vegas in October for his first performances at Fontainebleau’s BleauLive Theater.
The restaurants range from steakhouses to Italian spots, Asian destinations to places serving American standards.
Fuerza Regida has added Allegiant Stadium to its list of sold-out shows on its “This Is Our Dream” tour.
Barry Manilow is back at the Westgate for the first time since being sidelned by a cancer scare in December. He thought it might be over. Not so.
Torpedo Comics has ended its run of nearly a decade in a shopping center near Rainbow Avenue and Warm Springs Road.
The new ’80s-themed pop-up, running through July 31 at the hotel-casino, aims to be a debauched summer camp for adults.
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.
Several Las Vegas showrooms, theaters and lounges have closed for concepts lacking adventurism but maximizing profits. Why are we pushing ticketed performances at this downtown showroom?
A quartet of Las Vegas string musicians performs at Rita Deanin Abbey Art Museum in “Romance to Revolution.”
Fremont Street Experience is a bangin’ good time, and we’re not just talking about what’s on stage.
Lexi Minetree says she watched “Legally Blonde” about “200 times,” studying Reese Witherspoon’s performance, but steering clear of an outright impression.
Check out the American Popdarts League, see rock ‘n’ roll fireballs Starcrawler and more this weekend in Las Vegas for zero dollars.
Backstreet Boys are revving up for yet another groundbreaking show at Sphere.
Looking for something to do? Our Top 10 picks of the week include a genre-bending Mexican act, free ice skating, a beer fest, a comedy show and much more.
New Edition and solo star Bobby Brown is performing this weekend at The Pearl at the Palms, committed to “a performance, a great performance.”
“Close Up Roulette: A Night of Pure Deception” co-stars four magicians at Fontainebleau Las Vegas on Friday.
New Kids on the Block had a fun summer run at Dolby Live. A snag in their backing track didn’t halt the party.
Another installment of “Evil Dead,” a comedy about a “celebrity pass,” a tense dinner and a live-action Disney film come to theaters this weekend.
Stephen King’s “The Long Walk” comes to streaming, along with “The Westies,” a new crime drama, and a new action-adventure series starring Octavia Spencer and Hannah Waddingham.
The nation’s largest Hawaii-based restaurant chain will celebrate the sixth annual National Spam Musubi Day on Aug. 8.
The video game series that inspired the movie franchise is taking over Universal Horror Unleashed for the summer.
Flavor Flav and Clique Hospitality are teamming for a party at Tailgate Beach Club during SHE Weekend.
The legendary rock band has added four shows in December as their residency nears 70.
Carlos Santana is adding several dates in November at House of Blues, with more to come.
Tony Hinchcliffe is taking over Dolby Live at Park MGM on Nov. 13 and 14 for two episodes of his “Kill Tony” podcast.
The chart-toppers return to Las Vegas for their first shows here in nearly a decade.
Las Vegas author Erin Singer’s debut novel, “Dangerland!,” has been described as “Nora Ephron meets ‘The Hangover.’ ”
It is hot in the summer. For any longtime local, that’s no surprise, but just about everyone has their spot to escape to.
“The 80’s Revue” at the Grand Canal Shoppes at The Venetian is the latest from The Docksiders founder Kevin Sucher.
Scott Sartiano’s New York restaurant reportedly catered Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce’s rehersal dinner. Sartiano also operates Sartiano’s Italian Steakhouse and Zero Bond at Wynn Las Vegas.
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