Tourists and locals alike got a glimpse at Las Vegas history and historic homes as part of the Nevada Preservation Foundation’s annual Home + History festival.
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“I don’t know about you, but it feels like 1999 out here,” observed Slipknot’s Corey Taylor, one of nü metal’s signature acts who brought a heightened malevolence — and gnarly dread-locked masks — to the scene.
It would be hard to produce a less likely superstar than the singing impressionist Danny Gans, whose death on May 1, 2009, left a hole in this city that’s yet to be filled.
The class-action lawsuit estimates more than 1,000 Las Vegas restaurants may have been affected by “false identities” on the Uber Eats website.
Kyle Mitrione fractured his C6 vertebrae while performing in “O” on June 28. A new segment had been added to the show two weeks prior, according to the lawsuit.
The move by the app follows extensive media coverage and an outcry among Las Vegas Valley restaurant owners.
Terry Fator is using new architecture at The Strat Showroom to his advantage. That venue is part of the resort’s $125 million overhaul under owner Golden Gaming.
Celine Dion tells Vogue France, of her battle with SPS: “I have to learn to live with it now and stop questioning myself.”
Mickey Hart is the rare musician to play the Ice Palace and, in May, the Sphere with Dead and Company.
Blake Shelton isn’t exactly a crooner, but he’s friends with one. And it was that charismatic superstar who enlightened the country icon about a powerhouse event in Las Vegas.
The reboot of the series that put Las Vegas on the television map won’t live to see a Season 4.
Eye-popping new attraction aims to spur the imagination of visitors.
The 300-capacity Sinwave fills a live music void in the Arts District with an anything’s-possible ethos.
Ross Mollison was dressed as a ghost while praising the humans at the Strip juggernaut “Absinthe” 13th anniversary party on April 10.
The Clark County ordinance would require sidewalk vendors to obtain a license and pay an annual fee of $150 and hold a permit with the health district.