Las Vegas Mayor Carolyn Goodman and Washington D.C. Mayor Muriel Browser are putting up a “goodie baskets” on the series.
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The statue honoring the great Benny Binion is outfitted in a Vegas Golden Knights jersey, No. 00.
Winnipeg Mayor Brian Bowman paid off his wager with Las Vegas Mayor Carolyn Goodman by sporting a Golden Knights jersey while presiding over a Winnipeg City Council meeting.
This week, Barry Manilow has been rehearsing for his Westgate residency production, which is opening for previews Thursday night.
The dinner show and theatrical extravaganza show laden with stars from “RuPaul’s Drag Race.”
Celine wore Golden Knights jersey No. 29 for Marc-Andre Fleury while singing “River Deep/Mountain High.”
“Absinthe” has just signed a contract extension with Caesars Palace to to perform at that hotel for at least two more years.
Mitch Albom dug up a nickname Tuesday. It was bestowed upon Vegas Golden Knights coach Gerard Gallant long ago.
Credibility Award goes to Bruno Mars, who drew a standing ovation just by walking out in shades, an untucked shirt and long-looped gold necklace
To clarify, this isn’t the first time Las Vegas has yearned for the Stanley Cup. We’ve asked for it before, many times, but as a prop.
“I have to tell you, I’m tired, I’m not going to lie,” superstar DJ and Electric Daisy Carnival headliner Tiesto said Saturday night.
The trek from the Strip to EDC, which can cover a couple of hours by car, is cut to about 10 minutes in a helicopter.
The veteran stand-up comedian is ready for his first Vegas residency since his show at the Flamingo ended in April 2014. “Wallace @ Westgate” opens June 26, with shows at 8 p.m Tuesdays, Wednesdays and Thursdays. Tickets start at $65 and go on sale June 1.
MGM Resorts International is phasing out plastic straws at all of its hotels. The Straw Reduction Initiative, as the company calls it, began Tuesday at Aria and Mandalay Bay.
In his 60 years as a Las Vegas resident, Wayne Newton has seen it all. Or so he thought.