The concepts have been announced for a three-story dining, retail and entertainment complex that is currently adding tenants.
The patriotic theming includes replicas of the Oval Office, the presidential desk, the Lincoln Memorial seat and the presidential seal, plus presidential wallpaper.
A beloved breakfast and lunch spot, a mainstay of morning in Las Vegas, is closing at the end of March after almost three decades.
For her latest project, Nicole Kidman has teamed with fellow Oscar winner Jamie Lee Curtis as executive producers on the new Prime Video mystery series “Scarpetta,” based on Patricia Cornwell’s popular books.
Orleans Showroom is Las Vegas’ one-stop shop for legends in concert. The venue is running a legendary lineup of 15 tribute acts this summer, produced by Dean Coleman and Sophia Song’s SPR Promotions and XS Entertainment.
Two events have helped create this reputation: the annual Pizza Fest, with leading Vegas pizza makers offering unlimited samples, and the longtime Pizza Expo, which draws pizza professionals from around the globe.
The Funk Jam is premiering at Orleans’ Bourbon Street Lounge on Wednesday.
The Art of Cake at UnCommons, the mixed-use development in southwest Las Vegas, will prove that the city is full of cake and dessert lovers at an upcoming event.
Barry Manilow is still not ready to come back to the stage at the Westgate.
“Scheduling conflicts” have taken down Tone Lōc s set to perform “Wild Thing” and “Funky Cold Medina” with house band Neon Nights.
Thursday’s unprecedented cancellation of the already filmed season of the long-running reality television show comes days before it was to premiere, on Sunday.
Lainey Wilson, Cody Johnson and Riley Green are first out in the lineup for the May 17 ACM Awards at the MGM Grand.
The Beverly Theater’s fourth annual Showchella is “inspired by a certain wildly popular desert music festival we definitely didn’t name this after.”
The Bellagio Conservatory and Botanical Gardens are back open for spring, welcoming guests through a springtime symphony.
It’s been a minute since we’ve had a big-screen space epic that’s as fun as it is awe-inspiring. The last memorable one might have been “The Martian, ” so perhaps it shouldn’t be all that surprising that the drought is ending with another Andy Weir story adapted by Drew Goddard.
Edie, late of “Zumanity” at New York-New York, opens “Faaabulous” at the Rio next month.
Scott Sartiano says Zero Bond’s flashy opening party was just the beginning: “Now the real work starts.”
Art in the park, a little burlesque, a beer fest, a lantern fest and an “Alice in Wonderland”-themed dance party kick off the list of the Top 10 things to do this week in Vegas.
Tailgate Beach Club, from Clique Hospitality, will offer 125 feet of LED screens and three heated pools.
Two locations have already closed, with another store closing at the end of the month.
“Peaky Blinders” is back, as is “The Comeback” and more this week on streaming.
Alt-punk band Rise Against plays The Pearl at the Palms on Oct. 17, amid a spate of show announcements.
Tone Lōc is set to perform “Wild Thing” and “Funky Cold Medina” with house band Neon Nights.
Ready for Electric Daisy Carnival to blossom in yet another new direction?
Ready for some nü metal at a swimming pool? That’s a rhetorical question this time of year, as the Sick New World sideshows have been announced.
Billy Idol will premiere at BleauLive Theater for five shows Aug 28 and 29 and Sept. 2, 4 and 5.
Pride of Philly Steaks closed in September for a makeover. It’s offering grand reopening deals for National Cheesesteak Day.
The eatery’s signature burger layers a Black Angus patty, bacon, Swiss, onion ring, and chipotle sauce coursing down the sides.
Sky-high beef prices, a visitor downturn and economic challenges haven’t kept steakhouses from flourishing on and off the Strip.
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