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Picket lines for progress: Exhibit tells the story of the Culinary Union
Audio, images and artifacts chronicle its nearly 80-year relationship with the hotel industry at the UNLV Lied Library.
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LVCVA taps Imagine Dragons for latest ‘What Happens Here’ ad
The new 30-second spot was filmed at the SLS and MGM Grand.
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Yoga on the Strip? Monte Carlo’s Plaza makes it work
Get your om on right next to the Boulevard.
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A mind-controlled wheelchair? Geeking out at UNLV’s engineering competition
The annual competition is a chance for graduating engineering students to catch the eyes of industry pros—and to launch their own businesses.
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Weekly Q&A: Miss Rodeo America can ride circles around you (and looks good doing it)
2015 winner Lauren Heaton talks rodeo crowns, riding strange horses and maybe hyperventilating just a little onstage.
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Illusion of credibility? ‘Futurist’ Adam Trent hardly seems like the savior of all magicians
The magician's claim that “magic hasn’t been presented in the right way in America” rings a bit hollow in Las Vegas.
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In brief: A Strong Cities, Strong Communities update and more
Also, what an unidentified local plans to do with the $14 million he won at Rampart Casino last week.
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Where’s the Stratosphere? A foggy day veils the sky-high tower
"It was a dark and foggy morning ..."
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Hot Spots: Syn Cole at XS, holiday-themed parties and more
Plus, an adult toy drive (?!) and a new promo series at Insert Coin(s).
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An enduring Rose. Rabbit. Lie. keeps the experiment going
And the eccentric-millionaire-kitsch vibe is still intact.
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Bottle service: Quick tips for scoring that elusive whiskey
Because your favorite store's wait list is probably long gone.
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Nightlife News & Notes: DJ Grammy noms, an EDC ticket reminder and more
Plus, Hakkasan's holiday break and Resident Advisor's top 100 DJs poll results.
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Free Will Astrology
What do Arctic Monkeys and Leo have in common? Read on.
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TV review: Despite lots of cash spent and lots of sex, Netflix's 'Marco Polo' is unwatchable
It could have been the next Game of Thrones. Oh well.
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The Weekly interview: Tears for Fears' Roland Orzabal
Their best songs are timeless -- and more are on the way.
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Trust Us: 'The Nutcracker,' Wolfgang Puck and the year's last big fight
And Holiday RAWk.
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Film review: Despite being disavowed by Cage and company, 'Dying of the Light' gets a contested release
It's a seriously compromised vision.
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Depicting death: Artists take on the great inevitable
In our leftovers we all look the same.
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'A Dick Johnson Christmas Carol' makes for a hilarious holiday choice
With inventive corniness, more ham than a honeybaked holiday store and an on-fire ensemble, the seasonal show delivers the knee-slappers.
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Chris Rock gets personal with 'Top Five'
"A big step in the right direction."
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The Cosmo’s giant fortune-telling cat wishes you well
Here tourist, tourist...
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Folk singer John Prine makes his Vegas return a memorable one
The 68-year-old singer and songwriter still delivers what his fans love the most: great stories.
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Album review: The Smashing Pumpkins' 'Monuments to an Elegy'
The release is the latest in Pumpkins mastermind Billy Corgan's ongoing Teargarden by Kaleidyscope project.
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What about Heart? Kicking it out with the Wilson sisters
Would they sound anything like the superb ’70s version recently showcased in Sonic Highway?
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Dark Side of the Rainbow gets the live treatment at the Bunkhouse
Watch the Scarecrow dance down the yellow-brick road to a live rendition of "Brain Damage" this week.
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Five thoughts on Tyler, the Creator at Hard Rock Live
The Odd Future leader attacked at Hard Rock Live on the Strip on December 5.
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Children take the lead in Table 8's sublime 'Scientology Pageant'
Local child actors give deft performances in the satiric musical recounting the life and teachings of Scientology founder L. Ron Hubbard.
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TV review: Despite lots of cash spent and lots of sex, Netflix's 'Marco Polo' is unwatchable
It could have been the next Game of Thrones. Oh well.
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Film review: Despite being disavowed by Cage and company, 'Dying of the Light' gets a contested release
It's a seriously compromised vision.
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Ridley Scott trudges through the Bible with 'Exodus: Gods and Kings'
God apparently loves CGI.
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SLS masters Mediterranean with creative, refined Cleo
SLS is still new but it’s already clear that dining is the main reason to visit, and Cleo is a great place to begin.
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Get familiar with Iranian cuisine at Zaytoon
When you’re in the mood for something a little more specific than “Mediterranean,” try Zaytoon.
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Stay up late for Yusho After Dark
Chef Brian Lhee's late-night, collaborative party turns into a monthly event.
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Exploring our city’s brilliant if lesser-known Thai food
We all love Lotus of Siam, and we've all discovered Chada. What great Thai restaurants are we missing?