This week: Tegan & Sara, Vampire Weekend, Spiritualized, Yeah Yeah Yeahs, How to Destroy Angels, Foals, Beach House, Rihanna, Garbage, Gwar, Lee Scratch Perry, Cafe Tecuba, Jackie Evancho, Jay Leno, Jerry Seinfeld, Don Rickles & Robert Davi, Tim McGraw & Faith Hill, Jillian Michaels, Keep Memory Alive Power of Love Gala and Settebello Pizzeria Napoletana
Westphalian ham and Gruyere grilled cheese can be served with your favorite mustard or tomato soup.
TUPELO, Miss. — A circus veterinarian says the Asian elephant wounded in a drive-by shooting in Mississippi should be fully recovered within a few weeks.
Dole Banana Dippers are a tidbit-sized takeoff on the classic theme-park frozen banana.
Riccardo Santamaria and his uncle Giuseppe Consarino — both natives of Genoa, Italy — took over Gina’s Bistro last May.
LVH oddsmaker Jeff Sherman analyzes several key players in the Masters field.
INDIO, Calif. — Officials say a 78-year-old man tied a puppy to train tracks in the California desert, and an engineer had to use emergency brakes to keep from crushing it.
The Department of Energy is preparing to ship containers of highly radioactive, bomb-usable nuclear material for burial in a landfill at the Nevada National Security Site, a plan being weighed by state officials but declared troubling by some outside experts.
NEW YORK — Cookie Monster stands accused of shoving a 2-year-old. Super Mario was charged with groping a woman. And Elmo was booked for berating tourists with anti-Semitic slurs.
Maintaining a good credit profile is important at all stages of life, even for baby boomers who may have paid off their mortgages and don’t anticipate the need for more big-ticket loans. But it’s important to remember credit scores are used for more than just borrowing money, and you never know when an opportunity or emergency might pop up where credit is needed.
Home is the place a person can always escape for some rest and relaxation. This year, celebrate Earth Day by upgrading your home to be a place that also helps you conserve water and be a better environmental steward.
Getting a diagnosis is just the first of many challenges patients with rare diseases – and their caregivers – face.
One of the Wranglers’ leading scorers in the regular season, Chris Francis was held scoreless in Las Vegas’ first three playoff games.
Luke Bryan has tamed down his award show celebrations.
In the 1950s and ’60s, the Atomic Energy Commission doused the United States with thyroid cancer-causing iodine-131 — and 300 other radio isotopes — by exploding atomic and hydrogen bombs above ground in Nevada. To protect the dirty, secretive bomb-building industry, the government chose to warn the photographic film industry about the radioactive fallout patterns, but not the public.
When it comes to marketing, I’m far from an expert. But I am a repository of thousands of commercials, jingles and ad campaigns absorbed over years of wasted hours watching TV. And that experience suggests Nevada’s new branding campaign may not go down in history.