Puzzled — that was director Ernest Hemmings’ reaction to the play “When You Comin’ Back, Red Ryder?”
The traditional nightclub elements are all there — dancing, DJs, bottle service, beautiful people — but Haze at Aria has a few surprises, too.
In the opening lines of “Anna Karenina,” — a Top 5 fixture on the “Greatest Novels Ever” charts — Leo Tolstoy writes, “Happy families are all alike; every unhappy family is unhappy in its own way.”
Sex appeal is highly subjective and personal, so interpret this as you will:
Emotive rockers Angels & Airwaves hit The Joint at the Hard Rock Hotel on May 28, with Say Anything. Tickets start at $27 and go on sale at noon Saturday at The Joint box office, 4455 Paradise Road, and Ticketmaster outlets.
It’s time for yet another free breakfast: IHOP restaurants across the valley will celebrate National Pancake Day from 7 a.m. to 10 p.m.
CARSON CITY — Unable to quickly locate sure sources of funds to reduce an estimated $887 million revenue shortfall, Nevada legislators opened the floodgates Thursday to new and unusual ideas that could generate more revenue.
Midway through the third quarter of her team’s game Monday, Bishop Gorman girls basketball coach Sheryl Krmpotich appeared about ready to pull out her hair.
The strain of dealing with the Haitian earthquake was too much for Andre Berto, forcing him to withdraw from his fight next week with Shane Mosley at Mandalay Bay. The move could open up a much bigger fight matching Mosley against Floyd Mayweather Jr.
If Sidd Finch sounded too good to be true it was because he was.
Herschel Walker is far from the biggest star in mixed martial arts. He is, however, one of the most famous people to legitimately attempt to compete in the sport.
Now close friends, Jon Berger and Tyler Lavigne have been trying to top each other since they pitched for rival high schools. Back then they weren’t exactly on speaking terms.
The first storm of a weather system that could bring between 1 to 2 inches of rain this week left little more than a pittance on Monday.
Because of a budget deficit, city of Las Vegas employees have been asked to take a pay cut over the next two years, and City Council members might share some of that pain.
Lock up your sons, because Vegas gets invaded Friday night by the 2010 “Cougar convention” at the Tropicana.
I don’t know if Noel Gage is a betting man, but I can tell you he doesn’t flinch easily.
Getting donations for Haiti’s earthquake victims hasn’t been difficult. It’s transporting them to those in need that’s the problem.
If Clark County commissioners were to follow an advisory panel’s opinions, the government they oversee would change drastically. They would slash jobs and reduce wages. They would turn University Medical Center into a nonprofit hospital and privatize paramedic teams.
Authorities are pursuing murder charges against woman’s estranged husband, though no body has been found and he originally said she ran off with another man.
A federal judge who described Clark County commissioners as “acting corruptly” when they chose a higher-bidding union shop struck a sensitive nerve in an elected body shadowed by a history of malfeasance.