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Changing course: Ryan Pardey, rocking the real estate market
“Every client is different, the same way every band is different,” says the former entertainment director for the Bunkhouse Saloon.
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Changing course: Andrea Lipomi, getting her foot in the healthcare door
“My mom went back to school for her master’s degree in library science when she was in her 60s, and I’m in my late 40s going for my master’s degree.”
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Changing course: Amelia Cooper, cooking up something new
“I know for a fact that there’s a lot of people that were worse off than we were, because I served them,” she says.
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Changing course: Carey Cowart, going full viking
He’s hopeful his fellow healthcare workers—and their families and friends—will come to his campground to shed their work-related stresses.
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Changing course: Alexander Stabler, dancing into the world of interior design
“I remember nothing, unfortunately,” he says of his final appearance in Wynn’s ‘Le Rêve,’ on March 10, 2020.
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Changing course: Isabela Moraes, a mermaid makes a fresh start(er)
After a 14-year run in a Strip production, the show’s ending gave her the push she needed to “dive in” to breadmaking.
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Hip-hop acts are taking over the Las Vegas club scene this month
Ja Rule, 2Chainz, Bia and more are headed to town.
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Virgin Hotels Las Vegas fires up its concert and pool-party engines heading into springtime
The Theatre will host Incubus (March 25-26) and Alt-J and Portugal. The Man (April 3), while Snoop Dogg splashes into Élia Beach Club on April 2.
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Barrick Museum’s ‘Spirit of the Land’ honors Avi Kwa Ame through community perspectives
Curators say they hope the exhibit raises awareness and sparks a conversation about how humans view their outings in the desert, and how they can affect others who belong to the land.
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Grammy nominee Arlo Parks keeps her eyes and ears open at all times
“I like to describe it as always keeping the antenna up,” says the West London singer-songwriter, who opens for Clairo at Las Vegas’ House of Blues on March 28.
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What to do in Las Vegas this week (March 24-30 edition)
Dua Lipa, Kaskade, the Oscars, Baroness, the Boulder City Beerfest and more in this week’s Superguide.
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Las Vegas cannabis dispensary-adjacent Trece has something tasty for almost any craving
Don’t sleep on the Southern classics, which include chicken and waffles, shrimp and grits and a Cajun spice-rubbed half rotisserie chicken, plated with creamy garlic mashed potatoes.
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Rebellion Pizza has been building buzz inside its Henderson neighborhood
My New York-style slice was heavenly, crispy-scorched cheese bubbles on top giving way to sweet, acidic tomatoes and a crackly-to-chewy bite of crust.