Barry Manilow played his first show since December, opening his tour in Scotland. He’s back at Westgate next month.
The Camp Palms: No Kids Allowed experience promises plenty of “booze, s’mores bad decisions.”
A look at what’s new on popular streaming services this week from an Oscar nominee to a new romance.
“Saved by the ’90s” offers up elevated takes on neon-tinged favorites from the past, including the Appletini and the Sex on the Beach.
Steven Spielberg once again brings aliens to the screen, a martial arts showdown, a debut anime and a train on the loose starring drag queens.
T-Pain, a top-selling artist for more than two decades, played a free show in the heat of Toshiba Square prior to Game 4.
The restaurant atop the BLVD complex span 10,500 square feet inside and out and is reportedly the second largest by seating area in the chain.
The bar is open 8 hours and 27 minutes five days a week — hours set according to the owner’s lucky numbers.
A variety of venues across the Las Vegas Valley are showing every tournament match, with some hosting watch parties.
The drag brunch, which often includes bottomless mimosas, has become a Las Vegas institution.
Penn & Teller made it official Monday night: They have added three years to their Rio residency.
John Fisher is all-in for the Golden Knights at the start of the A’s era in Las Vegas.
The entertainment icon took a shot at Las Vegas during a Q&A with Anderson Cooper in New York City.
Derek Stevens and John Fisher were in the house, side-by-side, for Game 3 of the Stanley Cup Final at T-Mobile Arena.
The restaurant at the BLVD complex encompasses 8,000 square feet indoors, 2,500 square feet on the terrace, and seats 220 across both spaces.
Burlesque performers from around the world gathered in downtown Las Vegas this past weekend.
Rap star T-Pain is playing the Toshiba Plaza party Tuesday ahead of Game 4 of the Stanley Cup Final.
Mark Shunock woke up in Italy on Saturday. He arrived at T-Mobile Arena at 4:30 p.m. to work the Golden Knights’ double-OT Game 3 victory over the Hurricanes.
Derek Stevens and John Fisher were in the house, side-by-side, for Game 3 of the Stanley Cup Final at T-Mobile Arena.
A sign from The Mirage’s iconic attraction was added to the Neon Museum’s collection Friday in a ceremony attended by four of the volcano’s designers, among others.
The Stanley Cup is being featured at the Hall of Excellence at the Fontainebleau Las Vegas on Monday afternoon.
It’s location No. 8 for the family-owned group that encompasses fast-casual and full-service restaurants and whose menus blend Chinese tradition with modern influences.
The Toshiba Plaza show will be open to the public with no ticket required Saturday before the Golden Knights host the Hurricanes in Game 3 at T-Mobile Arena.
The two-day event will celebrate both soccer’s World Cup and America’s 250th anniversary.
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 biggest summertime attraction at the retreat may be the weather. Lee Canyon’s average high temperature in July is an idyllic 75 degrees.
Randy Markin of Stage Door Casino remembers deals with Howard Hughes, handshake deals and face-to-face hospitality.
Doors legend Robbie Krieger & The Soul Savages are back at Tuscany’s Copa Room this month.
Resorts World Live is separate from shows at Resorts World Theatre, a cool little series with Los Lobos kicking it off Friday.
The bright airy restaurant, which debuted in December 2016, served breakfast, lunch and brunch.
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