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J. Cole brings his singular talent to MGM Grand
His versatility and vision place him apart from the other huge names in today’s rap game.
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DJ C-L.A. brings a different soundtrack to Crazy Horse III
“There are so many great DJs who have seen the scene grow—it’s like a rebirth.”
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Gordon Ramsay Steak marks five deliciously dominant years
Gordon Ramsay Steak's special anniversary tasting menu has been extended through the end of August.
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Mariah Carey wraps up her Colosseum residency
But she might be back for a series of Christmas shows.
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Drai’s Cafe offers fresh flavors for a day at the club
The delicious and seasonal menu at Drai’s Beachclub is a bit of a secret.
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The Palms’ potential lures Jon Gray back to Vegas
Station bosses Frank and Lorenzo Fertitta thought having Gray back in the fold would move the Palms in that direction, so they hired him as vice president and general manager.
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Short Takes: Movie listings and reviews for July 6
Everything in theaters this week, plus special screenings and movie reviews.
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You always need to tune in for the UFC’s International Fight Week
Amanda Nunes has effectively retired the two most famous female fighters in history in her past two fights.
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Album review: Calvin Harris’ latest flows like a summer soundtrack
Although anchored by an eye-popping collection of A-listers, Funk Wav Bounces Vol. 1 has a sturdy foundation.
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‘A Matter of Personality’ is a cohesive group art show with a misleading title
Camilla Quinn’s “Appropriation,” up now at Donna Beam.
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Album review: ‘4:44’ finds Jay-Z surprisingly confessional
The rapper has been a lot of things over the course of his career, but vulnerable has rarely been one of them.
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Five really specific specialty stores
From Legos to Leica cameras, you know where to go.
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Political reporter David Weigel takes a considered look at progressive rock
The Show That Never Ends is a music wonk’s delight, full of anecdotes about how bands formed, fell apart and regrouped.
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From Prince to Radiohead, four reissues heap on bonus material with mixed results
Sgt. Pepper’s Lonely Hearts Club Band, Purple Rain, The Joshua Tree and OK Computer.
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Blondie and Garbage, NBA Summer League and more stuff to do this week
Also: a Broadway in the H.O.O.D. benefit and a skate-punk bash at the Dive.
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‘Will’ tries to turn Shakespeare into a sexy antihero
TNT’s portrayal mixes of lighthearted backstage antics and dreary political intrigue, neither of which is particularly successful.
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‘Will’ tries to turn Shakespeare into a sexy antihero
TNT’s portrayal mixes of lighthearted backstage antics and dreary political intrigue, neither of which is particularly successful.
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Short Takes: Movie listings and reviews for July 6
Everything in theaters this week, plus special screenings and movie reviews.
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The out-of-the-way Cured & Whey serves up satisfying sandwiches
The menu highlights artisanal ingredients like Hudson Valley duck ham on the duck Reuben and the Savini truffle sauce on the truffle honey grilled cheese.
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The innovative, delicious Boteco appears poised to make a local-scene impact
Executive chef Rachel LeGloahec, formerly of the Robuchon restaurants at MGM Grand, has crafted a precise and concise menu.
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Taco time: fun and bomb edition
Throw up a sign that reads “tacos,” and I’ll be there. Not “taco,” because I don’t want one taco.