Gavin Maloof, of the Palms and former basketball family, is selling his Las Vegas estate in Southern Highlands for $12.5 million — the house where Lil Wayne shot the video for his hip hop classic “Lollipop.”
The “Colossus” event was billed as the People’s Poker Tournament, an invitation for anyone who’s ever played on a dusty table in the garage or quoted “Rounders” to mosey on down to the Rio Convention Center for their shot at a WSOP bracelet. And what better way to prove that than to have a lowly Review-Journal reporter sign up.
Andrew McCutchen gave two young Pirates fans the thrill of a lifetime when he gave them his batting gloves following Pittsburgh’s 5-2 win over the Padres in San Diego on Saturday night.
Henderson is set to approve two more medical marijuana dispensaries this month, one of which nixed its first potential site after neighborhood opposition.
Spanish pop star Enrique Iglesias is seeking treatment after a drone cut his hand during a Saturday concert.
If you were playing “Call of Duty” online multiplayer all weekend like I was, then you might have a small interest in downloadable content of new maps and a new cinematic campaign narrative starring Bruce Campbell.
Terri Nunn has turned down more starring roles than other entertainers get offered in a lifetime. She rejected the TV show “Dallas” plus the lead female part in “Indiana Jones and the Temple of Doom.”
Last week a federal judge threw out most of the evidence FBI agents seized from Caesars Palace villas during a raid on an alleged operation that accepted millions of dollars in illegal wagers on World Cup soccer.
In the past, Painesville Municipal Court Judge Michael Cicconetti sentenced a drunken driver to view bodies of car crash victims in the morgue and told teens to play drums in support of Lake Metroparks for criminal mischief.
U.S. Secretary of State John Kerry left Europe for the United States aboard a special military aircraft on Monday after breaking his leg in a cycling accident.
Valet employees at the SLS Las Vegas said a majority of the parking staff don’t want to be represented by the Teamsters Union and are seeking advice on how to end demonstrations at the north Strip resort.
Lindsey Graham announced his presidential bid in his hometown of Central, South Carolina, on Monday. He hopes that his track record on foreign affairs will give him the advantage in a wide-open primary fight.
On Monday morning, New York Giants punter Steve Weatherford, whose favorite superhero is Superman, had a chance to be a real-life Superman when he not only pulled himself out of a violent car wreck, he also helped another motorist to safety.
A jury has found actor Dustin Diamond not guilty of one felony charge in a Christmas Day bar stabbing last year.
Because the last thing you want to do this month is head outdoors, here’s a look at some of the new and returning TV shows, including new seasons of “True Detective,” “Orange Is the New Black” and a slew of dramas on TNT and USA.
Well, it’s finally been announced. In an official blogpost, Microsoft has announced that the newest version of their Windows operating system will be released late next month.
Archaeologists and divers from across continents believe they have struck history gold, confirming the first ever discovery of a sunken slave ship.
The U.S. Supreme Court on Monday handed a win to Bank of America Corp by ruling that a second mortgage on an “underwater” home – one with a mortgage balance exceeding its current value – cannot by voided during bankruptcy.
At The Meadows School, every building depended on the generosity of its families. The main gymnasium, the Richardson-Beckley Gymnasium, was named for Linda R. Richardson, part of one of the private school’s founding families.
Steph Curry has been locked in throughout this postseason, averaging 29 points and five 3-pointers per game for the Warriors, and Saturday’s practice was no exception for the Golden State guard.
Nicholas Hegedus, a student at Schofield Middle School, on Monday learned the details of how he will be granted his biggest wish: meeting President Obama.
The University of Alabama-Birmingham announced Monday that it had reinstated its football program.
Members of the Legislature on Monday agreed to make changes to Nevada’s strong anti-SLAPP law to ensure it can withstand a constitutional challenge.
Researchers meeting in Chicago are hailing what they believe may be a potent new weapon in the fight against cancer: the body’s own immune system.
Transportation engineers inspected 55 bridges within 50 miles of the epicenter of the May 22 quake and found no problems.
Finding the right guidebook can make or break or vacation. But how do you know which to buy?
A bill that would let NV Energy delay building new renewable-energy projects requried as part of a plan to replace the loss of coal-fired power produced at the Reid Gardner plant at Moapa was introduced Monday, the last day of the legislative session.
A suburban Atlanta man killed two people in a liquor store over the weekend and then shot and injured his parents before he was shot dead by police, authorities said on Monday.
Could personality traits really hinge on your place in the family birth order? Not everyone agrees, but there are tantalizing bits of consensus, experts say.
There may be more to your child’s fear of the boogeyman than you think. A 2014 study published in the British Journal of Psychiatry found that persistent nightmares in childhood could be linked to mental health disorders later in life.