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Bisexual Awareness Week takes a UNLV student to the White House
UNLV student Sara Beth Brooks was invited to Washington, D.C. by national bisexual advocacy group BiNet USA.
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Eclipse Theaters is on schedule for a 2016 Downtown debut
The luxury multiplex will offer both the usual wide releases and indie and alternative films.
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Celebrity slot machines: Stars we want to see on the casino floor
Planet Hollywood recently premiered the Britney Spears Slot Game. Read on for our celeb slot ideas, and leave your own in the comments!
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The odd and lovely certainty of Las Vegas fall
"If fall isn’t here yet, it will be, because we make it so."
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Bunkhouse 3.0: The Downtown venue begins again soon
A new proprietor is bringing a different approach to the bar and music space.
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Are we on Tatooine? Taking in the supermoon eclipse
The event transformed our little white sphere into a rare blood moon.
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Gay nightlife returns to the Strip with Roi Sundays at Chateau
And locals always get in free.
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Suburban radness: A Remedy's bash brings back the '80s
A visual feast of mullets and shredded denim.
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A shift in ownership kickstarts a revamp at Share Nightclub
Some management and staff changes have already occurred.
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A giant of surf rock, drummer Sandy Nelson might be Boulder City’s best storyteller
Boulder City drummer Sandy Nelson’s bombastic rhythms helped define surf rock in the late ’50s and early ’60s—and soon his work will be released on Burger Records.
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The Weekly interview: John Medeski, keyboardist for The Word
Talking the band's new album and how no two gigs are the same.
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The Weekly Interview: Laura Burhenn brings her Mynabirds to town
See them at the Sayers Club.
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The Route 91 Harvest Festival, Kevin Smith and other stuff you'll want to check out this weekend
Plus: the Greek Food Festival. Get all the details here.
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The Muppets: Why so mean and raunchy?
It’s as if a nation of overgrown children just walked in on their stuffed animals having sex.
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Matt Damon gets lost in space in the riveting sci-fi drama 'The Martian'
A balance of strong humor with serious danger and uncertainty with a cast full of great actors.
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Hard Rock Cafe celebrates its 25th with a slew of special happenings
Among the events is a free anniversary concert featuring Missing Persons and The Vegas Rock All-Stars.
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Local Music News & Notes: Hemlock and SquidHat Records to release new albums
The veteran metal act celebrates with an October 2 album release show, with one for Franks & Deans scheduled on Halloween.
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The Dead Weather’s latest album is worth the wait
Fans of elaborately constructed music should enjoy the imaginative journey.
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Erykah Badu helps make the Las Vegas Jazz Fest memorable
Badu, now 44, still has the energy she did nearly two decades ago.
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Disclosure's play for club ascendance feels shallow on 'Caracal'
With a busy touring schedule, they might’ve had six to eight months to dream up, lay down and put out the album—and it sure sounds like it.
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The Lemonheads’ Evan Dando takes us on a strange journey
One of college rock’s great ’90s bands kicked off a U.S. mini-tour inside Sayers Club.
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Album review: Silversun Pickups' 'Better Nature'
It's a welcome return to form for the LA-based band.
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Album review: Fetty Wap's self-titled debut
He redundantly tries to coax females into Netflix & chill again and again.
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Metric’s new 'Pagans in Vegas' isn’t the first LP to name-check our town
The Cocteau Twins and Crystal Method also paid homage to Sin City.
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Matt Damon gets lost in space in the riveting sci-fi drama 'The Martian'
A balance of strong humor with serious danger and uncertainty with a cast full of great actors.
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Comedy malpractice: Family sitcom 'Dr. Ken' is DOA
Ken Jeong has had scene-stealing roles as oddball characters, but a little of his manic energy goes a long way.
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The brilliant 'Sicario' is a tension-soaked slice of an unwinnable war
Remarkably, the film gradually neutralizes its apparent protagonist, adding to a harrowing experience.
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Film review: 'Queen of Earth'
Elisabeth Moss re-teams with writer-director Alex Ross Perry.
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'The Walk' attempts to balance spectacle with truth
The film tells the tale about Phillippe Petit's high-wire stunt at the World Trade Center in 1974.
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The new Chada Street tastes like another Thai food home run
The new restaurant from Bank Atcharawan takes Chada's already thrilling cuisine in an intense new direction.
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The Plaza has you covered with balanced dining options
The Downtown casino boasts a destination steakhouse, a popular breakfast-brunch spot and two quietly delicious snackeries.
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Bite Now: Carmine’s spicy scarpariello wings
These stellar chicken wings are a labor of love for chef Michael Ingino.