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In the world of hip-hop, Jay-Z stands alone
His body of work is a similarly solitary monument, one he continues to sculpt.
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Ruby Rose, The Chainsmokers, A$AP Ferg and more big shows this week
Trey Songz kicks off a huge Halloween weekend at Drai’s and Embassy Nightclub takes over Vanity at the Hard Rock.
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DJ Franzen’s shoe collection packs sentimental (and real) value
The Drai’s resident DJ has been hooked on sneakers since his teenage years.
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Five cool Southern Nevada candy stores
B Sweet, Grandma Daisy’s, Movies and Candy and more.
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Ta-Nehisi Coates weighs consequences in ‘We Were Eight Years in Power’
He has in many ways become the country’s most recognized black writer, a latter-day James Baldwin.
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St. Vincent shifts shape yet again on ‘Masseduction’
What begins as a numb and synthed-out pop record transforms into something far more haunting.
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A Public Fit brings Pulitzer-winner ‘W;t’ to life
Co-director Joseph Kucan doesn’t want you to think that a play about terminal illness is “as terrifyingly horrific as it sounds.”
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Kelly Clarkson shakes up her approach on ‘Meaning of Life’
The highlight is the attitude-filled “Whole Lotta Woman,” featuring members of Earth, Wind & Fire.
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‘All American Made’ demonstrates Margo Price’s marked music growth
Anyone who follows the Americana upstart on Twitter knows she’s politically outspoken.
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John Maus’ ‘Screen Memories’ plays like a fun homage
It’s a portal to the past, not a road to the future.
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595 Craft and Kitchen pushes the local gastropub scene forward
Offerings include the “Butcher Block” Craft Burger, ready to take its place among the hierarchy of the Valley’s best.
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What’s this, an Asian food district inside Paris Las Vegas?
It started with the opening of Yong Kang Street, a dumpling and noodle house.
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The Patio offers unique Thai desserts, drinks and more
As you sit down at a wooden table, you almost expect a friendly hummingbird to give you a peck on the cheek.