“Irrational Man” continues a summer of miscastings for the talented, likable actress. But while Woody Allen’s latest plays to exactly zero of Stone’s strengths, unlike Crowe, he at least had the good sense to not ask her to play a quarter-Hawaiian, quarter-Chinese woman named Allison Ng.
A month-old baby was found dead after possibly being thrown out of a fourth-floor window in the New York borough of Queens, police said on Friday.
The easy story is the one that says family was the reason Jay’Onn Myles chose UNLV over Baylor. But it wouldn’t be correct. Myles saw an even deeper reason to go with the Rebels, a can’t-miss determination from first-year coach Tony Sanchez and his staff to change a battered and beleaguered football program.
At this point last year, running back Altee Tenpenny was preparing to help Alabama try to win a national championship.
If a team could use a little divine intervention right now, it’s the Las Vegas Outlaws. The Arena Football League expansion team has had more than its share of struggles in its inaugural season, yet here they are in the final week of the season with a chance to make the playoffs.
Lincoln Lee has filed for bankruptcy, but I’m not sure that’s going to make his life much easier.
Forget the polls. Forget the talking heads on TV. Forget the lies and empty promises being pitched by the candidates. If you want to know who the Republican presidential nominee will be, look to Vegas.
A southbound Interstate 15 on-ramp near the Spaghetti Bowl was closed for more than six hours Friday after a cement truck overturned, according to the Nevada Highway Patrol.
Do I really need $1 million in retirement savings? That depends on your lifestyle and the extent you want to replicate that in the future — that is, how much of your current income you hope to replace a few decades down the road. In many cases, yes, you might need $1 million or more in retirement savings if you are not going to continue working.
After a day of below-normal temps and empty threats of flooding Friday, the valley can expect to dry out and warm up over the weekend.
Las Vegas Knights coach Gino DiMaria knew he had one of the youngest teams going into the American Legion Western Regional.
The Cosmopolitan of Las Vegas showed a profit of more than $15.3 million in the second quarter, reversing a net loss from a year ago.
Two Nellis Air Force Base helicopters are assisting in the search for a missing 5-year-old boy in Arizona’s Kaibab National Forest, according to the Coconino County Sheriff’s Office.
Director Josh Trank suggested on Thursday that he wasn’t responsible for the final cut of “Fantastic Four,” which has been widely panned by critics prior to its Friday release.
Two men whose bodies were found Thursday in an east valley mobile home died in an apparent murder-suicide, Las Vegas police said Friday.
During an interview on ESPN “SportsCenter” on Thursday, Floyd Mayweather Jr. was asked his thoughts about Rousey recently winning an ESPY award for Fighter of the Year.
Roos-N-More is getting another chance to convince the Clark County Commission it shouldn’t be forced to close.
Federal prosecutors provided a glimpse this week into why they are fighting to keep secret reports of an investigation into alleged leaks in the high-profile homeowners association corruption case.
California teens Lexie Varga and Dylan Corliss may do a lot more hand-holding after a frightening encounter with nature.
Police say a man died Thursday in Dekalb County, Ga., after he fell off a wall after being tased while running from police.
A civilian shot and killed a would-be robber as he tried to steal a woman’s purse at gunpoint, police said.
California’s Department of Public Health and the national park announced Thursday that a child who visited nearby Stanislaus National Forest and camped at Yosemite’s Crane Flat Campground in mid-July had contracted the plague.
If there’s anything Jim Harbaugh loves more than football and khaki pants, it’s got to be milk, which the Michigan coach credits for helping him grow to 6-foot-3-inches tall.
Two of the great American cultural watersheds of the 20th century involved, perhaps surprisingly, kitchens.
John and Caroline Penny took their grandbaby Iris grocery shopping on a hot, muggy day in England. While they were unloading groceries and putting Iris into the car, they accidentally locked her in with the keys, the Mirror reported.
Parents and school choice advocates wanted state Treasurer Dan Schwartz to move fast in settling the details of Nevada’s new Education Savings Accounts, and he and his staff have done so — and then some.
Not to diminish the importance of the first Republican debate, but it felt like the first in a political survivor series.
Has Donald Trump become America’s Jester? In medieval times, the court jester was an established institution. The jester, often referred to as the fool, was exempt from the niceties of the court and could speak the truth without fear of punishment. In today’s parlance, he could tell it like it is, regardless of the consequences.
Thursday’s question-and-answer sessions with Republican presidential candidates — sorry, they weren’t debates — won’t clear the field and won’t create much separation in the polls, but they accomplished the top goal of party loyalists focused on taking back the White House in 2016.
The upcoming decision by the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints on whether to break ties with the Boy Scouts of America over the admission of gay scoutmasters matters to the Scouts because, as of 2013, LDS-affiliates make up 17 percent of its membership. In Southern Nevada, Mormons make up more than half of the Las Vegas Area Council’s membership.
