Mickey Thomas of Starship says “We Built This City” is now a crowd-pleaser.
Arts & Culture
Rap superstar/entrepreneur Travis Scott spearheaded the first ComplexCon to be held in Las Vegas. Plenty of celebrities joined him for the festivities.
Nevada Ballet Theatre Woman of the Year honoree Debbie Gibson says, “I moved here 15 years ago, so I’ve been a true local for all of these years.”
A producer of a prominent Strip production said of F1’s business interruption: “It sucks.”
The free exhibit features 23 artists who use the iconic toy with the gray screen, red plastic frame and two knobs as their canvas.
Warner Bros. executive Dan Hart told the UNLV crowd in front of him, “You are a passionate team. You can feel that in this room.”
Seven Lions, Russell Dickerson, All-American Rejects and more will power the free new music and culinary experience.
New data shows a dramatic spike in the cost of eating at restaurants and buying food in Las Vegas.
Dustin Lynch, Kane Brown, Diplo as Thomas Wesley join Mashmello and pioneering duo Vevo are in “Desert Saddle” at XS Nightclub.
Usher, comics Paul Reiser and Daniel Tosh and Las Vegas Natural History Museum’s “December to Remember” top this week’s entertainment lineup.
Superstar rapper Travis Scott curates the Vegas debut of massive annual sneaker, streetwear, music and art convention.
Mr. Piffles performed around 3,000 shows in Las Vegas. He was the only canine — and only animal — ever awarded the Key to the Las Vegas Strip.
After opening in 1948 as just a field, Cashman Center could never keep up as the city of Las Vegas developed around it.
Nick Carter is telling his story through song at The Venetian’s Summit Showroom.
His legal surname brought to mind a powerhouse rock vocalist. Martin Belter, “Big Marty” to rock-music fans throughout Las Vegas, has died.