Every neighborhood needs a Madhouse Coffee, where coffee, blended drinks and tasty sandwiches are served around the clock.
Sahara Saloon may not be the kind of saloon you see in Gene Autry movies or reruns of “Gunsmoke,” but it is more than 40 years old and a reminder of the good old days.
Viola’s is a sports tavern that serves gourmet brick-oven pizzas and certified Angus beef hamburgers to go with 10 televisions broadcasting your favorite sporting events.
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Police in Spokane, Wash., say they have arrested one of two teens suspected of fatally beating an 88-year-old veteran of World War II who had survived the Battle of Okinawa.
A man who was declared dead when his heart stopped beating for 45 minutes suddenly revived, said his stunned doctors, who can’t find an explanation. The man, though, credits his faith.
“The Spectacular Now” rode out of Sundance atop an avalanche of positive buzz and near-rapturous reviews.
Summer is winding down. Don’t let the sun go down on you. I heard that somewhere, once.
Each week Neon spotlights a different cuisine in the Dining Guide, with New American restaurants this week.
Cabo Mexican Restaurants at Boulder, Palace, Sunset and Santa Fe stations have introduced new menu items, with a focus on lighter fare.
If life is a cabaret, old chums, then Friday”;s “Love & Art” cabaret represents life for Off-Strip Productions, which is hoping to raise funds for its upcoming season at the Onyx Theatre.
A recent spike in car burglaries has police urging people in the Enterprise area to take caution.
The image of a dismembered teddy bear, exposed entrails looking like scarlet spaghetti noodles, is a fitting visual representation of MGMT: The psych pop subverts can make even the most whimsical things seem disquieting — and vice versa.
For a while there, Wavves frontman Nathan Williams had turned not trying into a kind of aesthetic with disaffected, lo-fi jams befitting of a stoned stoner getting more stoned.
Buoyant French alt-rockers Phoenix headline the Boulevard Pool at The Cosmopolitan of Las Vegas on Oct. 8.
Ever seen “Waking Life,” Richard Linklater’s animated, metaphysical meditation on the bounds of reality?
B.B. King will be in his own backyard for a change when “Frampton’s Guitar Circus” rolls into town.
Paul Reiser says you can take a 20-year break from stand-up comedy. Just don’t try to pick up right where you left off.
Bad news: School’s starting soon. Good news: It pays to be a college student. At least at PBR Rock Bar and Grill at Miracle Mile Shops in Planet Hollywood Resort.
Skorchamenza, Slave Labor Union, Lights Down Low, Leopold & His Fiction, “Soul Shakedown Party”
Details have emerged regarding the pedestrian who was struck and killed by a commercial bus Thursday morning.
Russell Peters, Lucero, “Blue Jasmine,” Lin Hong Li Chinese Ensemble, beer pairing, Calvin Harris
Oscar Goodman’s next chapter, if his grand plan works out, will be “Oscar the Musical” on Broadway.
When Bishop Gorman’s football team kicks off its season Friday night, senior Zack Singer will be right in the middle of things. And that’s exactly the way he likes it.
One man died Thursday night after he ran a red light and collided with a pickup at Oakey Boulevard and Arville Street.
If there is a sequel to “The Adjustment Bureau,” the 2011 film featuring Matt Damon, Matt den Dekker would be perfect for the starring role. Over the past three seasons, the speedy 51s center fielder has started slow at each new level in the minor leagues before making the necessary adjustments and then thriving.
Three of my favorite music acts are French DJs who weave funky old disco sounds with modern dance pop. Those three acts are Martin Solveig, and the duos Justice and Daft Punk.
Watching Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid address the Las Vegas Metro Chamber of Commerce is always entertaining.
Las Vegas police are investigating a shooting that took place Thursday evening.