While some Metro officials have discussed the double-murder and suicide of Lt. Hans Walters in measured and somber language, Randy Sutton sounds more furious than philosophical.
The 24th annual Splendor in the Glass, a benefit for Southern Nevada Public Television, is set for 3 to 7 p.m. Feb. 9 at the LVH, 3000 Paradise Road. The wine- and beer-tasting event will include samples from more than 60 wineries and breweries, plus hors d’oeuvres, a live wine auction, silent auction and live music. Chef Hubert Keller will demonstrate one of his signature recipes and will donate 25 autographed copies of his “Souvenirs” book. Tickets are $75 in advance, $90 at the door; advance tickets are available online at VegasPBS.org or at Lee’s Discount Liquor, Total Wine & More and Whole Foods Market. …
If I hadn’t known that Megan Romano was an experienced pastry chef with a stack of plaudits, I think I would have suspected it just by looking at the food at her Chocolate & Spice bakery-cafe.
It’s a brisk winter afternoon at the University of Nevada, Las Vegas as students stroll across campus, backpacks slung over their jacketed shoulders.
The Year of the Snake is under way at Bellagio’s Conservatory & Botanical Gardens.
While you count down the year that promises us “Grown Ups 2” in July, you can catch up to Kevin James at his stand-up shows this weekend.
Greater Las Vegas has a sudden breakout of guitar fever, if you figure the strange case of Esteban and Tommy Emmanuel set to perform on the same night, although in different places.
Although “Rock of Ages” offers a big-budget comic salute to the crazy ’80s days of MTV and VHS, there’s a direct-to-video alternative called “Legwarmers – An ’80s Musical.”
If it seems as if Natalie Merchant just sort of vanished, you’re not that far wrong.
Quintrell Thomas accepted long ago that this is the hand college basketball has dealt him, perhaps not the royal flush he imagined coming out of high school as one of the nation’s top 20 players, but one that hasn’t busted him just yet.