Carlos Santana is back in Vegas, about to tour with Doobie Brothers, talking of Stevie Wonder.
The Las Vegas climber displayed several showboating, rock star moments during the live event.
Rock legend Tommy Shaw owns the home of a departed disco queen.
BTS now has dates booked at Allegiant Stadium on its upcoming world tour.
The Las Vegas climber’s attempt to scale the outside of Taipei 101 was rescheduled because of the weather.
Sofi Tukker’s Sophie Tucker-Weld aays, “I never anticipated I would even be a DJ,” but is packing XS and Encore Beach Club.
Donny Osmond is entering his fifth year as a headliner at Harrah’s.
The country star and Colosseum headliner has a firm grip on his show, and his club, in VegasVille.
Chrome at Santa Fe Station offers jazz, tributes, Latin parties and comedy.
It took a long time for Las Vegas to get a good coffee scene. For many years, the best cafes were far and few between, except for chains.
Check out these spots to play a board game or two with your friends.
A downtown Las Vegas chef and CCSD graduate has claimed the top prize on the latest season of Gordon Ramsay’s “Hell’s Kitchen.”
“Oh, Mary!” puts a new, fictionalized, demented twist on Mary Todd Lincoln in the weeks before (spoiler alert!) the assassination of Abraham Lincoln.
The event’s announcement has drawn both excitement and trepidation, as well as some concerns over the ethical implications of attempting such a high-risk endeavor on live broadcast.
When the new restaurants debut, their family-owned restaurant group will have eight locations across the Vegas Valley.
The New York menu mixes Golden Steer classics such as whole roasted bone marrow and Gotham-exclusive dishes.
The schlocky dystopian action thriller “Mercy” touts itself as having been “filmed for Imax,” but that’s not such a selling point when almost the entire film is a dim close-up of Chris Pratt strapped to a chair.
Hot air balloons hit the sky, Jewish films hit the screen, drag brunch hits the stage and much more in our top 10 things to do this week.
The former One Direction member was in fine tune as he kicked off his Strip engagement.
The semifinalist nominees range from chefs, a longtime Vegas restaurateur and beverage professionals to a stylish bar and one of the top new restaurants of 2025.
Because sometimes you just need a break from the 20,000-pound chandeliers, lighting rigs designed to look like spacecraft and $40,000 bottle service.
A memoir turned film about a special hawk, a sci-fi thriller with Chris Pratt, a return to Silent Hill and much more.
Bridgerton is back, an award-winning film is up and Las Vegas’ own Alex Honnold is climbing a skyscraper live.
“Jeff Civillico: Comedy in Action,” a show captured on the Strip, is streaming on all the platforms.
The places variously offer over-the-top baked potatoes, Taiwanese noodle soups, katsu and izakaya items and Indian cooking.
“A Knight of the Seven Kingdoms,” the third installment in the Game of Thrones TV franchise, marks a departure from its TV predecessors.
Kenny Chesney has added six dates to his Sphere series.
Andrew Dice Clay is making his premiere at Palazzo Theatre in March.
A$AP Rocky and Rihanna have sparked rumors they are married, which are not confirmed.
“Wizard of Oz at Sphere” continues to show box-office power with 2 million tickets sold.
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