Celebrity chef Giada De Laurentiis kept a lid on her mystery-man romance despite a very public make-out session in Las Vegas in August. In this age of phone cameras and instant sightings via social media, that was one of the best-kept secrets of the year.
Justin Bieber is slated to make a stop at the MGM Grand Garden on March 25.
Some would say no matter what it is you’re hosting, there’s an audience for it somewhere. With Las Vegas being home to devout followers of the United Church of Bacon, what better place than Sin City to hold a bacon-themed Broadway-level show.
Fences won’t solve the European refugee crisis, actor Tom Hanks says. The Hollywood star and American icon decried the use of border fences to keep out refugees and migrants fleeing persecution as Slovenia began construction of a razor-wire fence on its Croatian border.
When Troy Little took on the task of creating a graphic novel adaptation of Hunter S. Thompson’s “Fear and Loathing In Las Vegas: A Savage Journey to the Heart of the American Dream,” he was taking on not just a classic, but a favorite book by one of his favorite authors.
AMC abandoned its original moniker, American Movie Classics, long before it started churning out some of TV’s finest dramas.
Calling all acrobats, jugglers, magicians, ventriloquists and guys who swallow things and then regurgitate them.
As companies like Postmates, GrubHub and Amazon PrimeNow continue to change the way Americans eat by offering restaurant-to-door delivery services, food chains are adapting to be apart of the growing trend.
If you sue Taylor Swift, just remember her lyrics might be used against you.
Another national restaurant chain has picked Las Vegas to open its first location in the Western United States. This time, it’s Brooklyn, N.Y.-based Luke’s Lobster has opened a shack stand outside Fashion Show mall on the Strip.
