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Weekly Q&A: Hard Rock Live's Andrew Courtney developed a niche music venue on the Strip
The former Springsteen road manager and Hard Rock Live's special events manager discusses life on tour, the challenges of the Vegas market and the future of Hard Rock's center-Strip venue.
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On the scene at a 'Pin Up' rehearsal with Claire Sinclair and Sabina Kelley
Finding some "surprising little gems" at a recent rehearsal.
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Wild ride: A man, a motorcycle and a plan to drive from India to Spain
Meet Jordan Jones! Introducing our new Desert Export spotlight, focused on Las Vegas expats doing interesting things around the globe.
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In brief: The Harmon is coming down, water park rivalry and more
Also, Las Vegas is the second-best city in the country for dogs?
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Nightlife News & Notes: Bound at Cromwell, a growler promo at Banger and more
Also, the launch of Drai's new nighttime pool party, Drai's Yacht Club.
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Chad Craig and AWOL transport clubbers with props and productions
The props and staging at that themed nightclub party you went to could have been the handiwork of A Way of Life Productions.
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Drunk from above: Bottle ballers now have a drone delivery option at Marquee Dayclub
It's a bird! It's a plane! It's BOOZE!
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Mark your calendars: Hot summer concerts in Las Vegas
Kraftwerk, Justin Timberlake and more.
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The Julian Tanaka Quartet plays one of the best jazz nights in town--until the end of summer
The Dispensary? A cool jazz hang? Believe it.
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On the edge of everything with Mercy Music's Brendan Scholz
"He should already be exactly who he thought he’d be. But something always goes off the rails."
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Listen in: Clear space for these cool summer albums
The season is chock full of highly anticipated album releases. Get all the deets here.
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The Weekly Playlist: Vegas tracks to hear right now
From Illicitor, Mother McKenzie and Mercy Music.
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Living room rock: Tips for throwing your own house show
Limit, plan, borrow, think, pass.
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Trust Us: Las Vegas Weekly's Music Issue Showcase, a heavy metal celebration and free O Face doughnuts
And Las Vegas Little Theatre's Fringe Festival.
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Find works of future past at Blackbird Studios’ ‘Dinosaurs vs. Robots’
Opening June 5, the exhibit features re-created narratives, imagined moments or ideas about the continuum of evolution.
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Free Will Astrology
Declare victory, Leo.
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Film review: 'For No Good Reason'
The artist known best as Hunter S. Thompson's collaborator doesn’t even get to take center stage in his own movie.
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Joshua Ferris’ latest novel gets to the heart of its humorous dentist
It'll keep you laughing right up until the moment you realize you’ve been reading a tragedy all along.
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Famous progeny fail to distinguish themselves in 'Palo Alto'
Two unstoppable forces—the Coppola family and James Franco—team up for this film populated by walking clichés.
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Bunny Yeager: Pin-up pioneer
Her images celebrate the female form in exquisite photographs of topless and nude models, including herself, in the outdoors or lounging around the home.
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Tom Cruise fights aliens in the clever 'Edge of Tomorrow'
The action spectacle becomes much more engaging once our hero discovers he’s acquired the ability to relive the same day over and over again.
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Witty works, humble materials
When there’s a 9-foot Big Bird sculpture lying on a gallery floor, his head to the side, eyes closed and beak agape, there’s a good chance it has something to do with artist Justin Favela.
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Film review: 'For No Good Reason'
The artist known best as Hunter S. Thompson's collaborator doesn’t even get to take center stage in his own movie.
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Famous progeny fail to distinguish themselves in 'Palo Alto'
Two unstoppable forces—the Coppola family and James Franco—team up for this film populated by walking clichés.
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Tom Cruise fights aliens in the clever 'Edge of Tomorrow'
The action spectacle becomes much more engaging once our hero discovers he’s acquired the ability to relive the same day over and over again.
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Film review: 'The Fault In Our Stars' may be a bit hokey, but it's also heartfelt
And it jerks the tears—believe it.
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Film review: 'Ida' is a haunting look at World War II's legacy
It's quiet and deliberate, but extremely powerful.
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The Thompson brothers’ Popovich film opens in LA—with hometown support
Their film was a labor of love that took eight years from conception to completion.
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A side dish to treasure from Strip House
The Planet Hollywood steakhouse's potatoes Romanoff are an easy crowd-pleaser.
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Border Grill’s Chris Keating on the Bahamas and barbecue blasphemy
The former Caesars Palace chef has returned to Las Vegas to open the new Border Grill—at Caesars Palace.
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Pop into the new BLT Steak for cheesy bliss
The new steak joint's signature popovers live up to their hype.