This year’s Super Bowl is a milestone for the big game — it’s number 50 — and believe it or not, there are people out there who have been to every single one of the big games.
“Trumbo” put a serious face on the plight of Communists working in 1950s Hollywood. Opening Friday, Joel and Ethan Coen’s “Hail, Caesar!” paints that face with clown makeup and makes it do a spit take.
Donald Trump said that he will participate in the next Fox News debate on March 3, with Megyn Kelly joining Bret Baier and Chris Wallace as moderators.
Nicholas Sparks movies are the lonely white woman’s answer to Tyler Perry movies.
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Peyton Manning and Cam Newton won’t hit the field until Sunday, when they lead the Denver Broncos and Carolina Panthers, respectively, into the 50th-anniversary Super Bowl. But you can see them right now — at least on canvas — at the new Carnevale Gallery.
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Here are our picks for five movies you need to watch in the coming week.
Traipse through a Las Vegas Chinatown back alley on a chilly January evening, and you might run into a dragon practicing its glide.
It’s the one time each year when TV viewers don’t fast forward through commercials but actually watch — and even look forward to watching — them.
The Texas teenager who was derided for an “affluenza” defense for killing four people while driving drunk has been transferred to an adult jail on Friday from the juvenile center where he has been held, online jail records showed.
House hunters with school age children have their sights on quality schools.
All of Rutherford County’s patrol cars in North Carolina got a little makeover this week that sheriff Chris Francis said makes a big difference.
A man who died Monday outside his apartment in Henderson was shot multiple times in the back and face by his child’s mother’s boyfriend, according to police documents.
Louisville has self-imposed a postseason ban on its men’s basketball team for this season, the school announced Friday.
The crisis with the water supply in Flint, Mich., having been contaminated with lead has sparked nationwide outrage and concern. Super middleweight Andre Dirrell knows he can’t single-handedly change the situation, but he is trying to help his hometown.
The Nevada Education Department, hoping to put a dent in the hundreds of classroom vacancies across the state, plans to issue temporary licenses to out-of-state teachers who until recently needed to complete a set of requirements before stepping foot on a campus.
UFC Fight Night 82 will take place one day before Super Bowl 50. The fighters on the card predict which team they think will reign victorious.
Looking at the cadaver in the gross anatomy class at Touro University Nevada, associate professor Emmett Findlay is prone to ask his students impromptu questions to challenge what they already know.
U.S. employment gains slowed more than expected in January as the boost to hiring from unseasonably mild weather faded, but surging wages and an unemployment rate at an eight-year low suggested the labor market recovery remains firm.
When the trailer for “Suicide Squad,” the film adaptation of a popular DC Comics series, hit the Internet last week, comics fans — as they’re wont to do — began debating whether the upcoming film will be the next big big-screen thing or just another in an embarrassing succession of comics-inspired films gone wrong.
Proposition bets on the Super Bowl, similar to the game itself, generate a lot of hype. It’s always entertaining to talk about props involving players in other sports, such as NBA stars Stephen Curry and LeBron James.
Dallas police announced Friday that they will investigate a domestic-violence assault complaint against embattled Cleveland Browns quarterback Johnny Manziel.
Stumping for Democratic presidential candidate Bernie Sanders on Tinder is getting some women banned from the online dating app after sending campaign messages to prospective matches.
Operation Freedom’s Sentinel will get a boost from the Nevada Army National Guard as soldiers from the 422nd Expeditionary Signal Battalion will mobilize.
A man shot to death near downtown Las Vegas on Wednesday has been identified as John M. Vounas.
A Florida man convicted of second-degree murder after killing his wife and posting a photo of her blood-spattered body on Facebook was sentenced to life in prison on Friday.
It may be Super Bowl weekend, but the Broncos and the Panthers aren’t the only ones playing.
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A massive construction crane collapsed in downtown Manhattan during the busy morning rush on Friday, killing at least one person and crushing a line of parked cars, officials said.