An ordinary young woman is given extraordinary powers when she ingests too much of a designer drug. It sounds like something Stan Lee and John Belushi might have concocted. Unfortunately, the reality is twice as nutty and roughly half as entertaining.
Comic-Con is all about bringing fans close to the artists and properties they love — after navigating crowds and waiting in line.
They crowned the wrong teen queen. Now two Nevada girls may be headed to Miss America’s Outstanding Teen Pageant in Orlando, Florida.
From “Face 2 Face,” the latest artists-in-residence project at The Cosmopolitan of Las Vegas’ P3Studio, to an open-mic Broadway benefit, the valley is chock-full of arts events this weekend.
He’s followed his older brother in order of birth and tour routing alike. Two weeks after his sibling Chris played Brooklyn Bowl, Rich Robinson comes to the same venue.
The iHeartRadio Music Festival, featuring Taylor Swift, Coldplay, Usher, Nicki Minaj and many others, returns to the MGM Grand Garden arena Sept. 19-20. Tickets are $160.50 and $528 and go on sale at 10 a.m. Saturday at Ticketmaster outlets.
You are neither as high nor as rich as Juicy J. You will be reminded of as much on a per-song basis on J’s latest record, “Stay Trippy” — or the two that preceded it.
Boston and Cheap Trick should blend as well in a concert bill as “Don’t Look Back” and “Dream Police” do on a classic-rock station.
Wish you could see what you looked like going crazy at a Styx or Foreigner concert when you were 17?
“Punk Will Never Die,” at least according to the title track of the latest record from Mexico-based punk rockers Los Seis Pistos, who will do their part to keep the music alive and kicking at 10 p.m. Friday at the Double Down Saloon,
