The new Wynn Las Vegas sports book will be ready by Aug. 1, shutting down for four months for renovations.
The Strip
Many months ago, I told Jerry Lewis of a performer in Las Vegas who had perfected the art of clowning. The gentleman was, and is, a featured performer in “Mystere” at Treasure Island.
Rock in Rio performed to underwhelming ticket sales on the Strip in 2015. It was expected to return this year, but is instead back in Brazil.
Tre’Von Armstead was booked on charges of domestic battery, resisting arrest and damaging a vehicle after an incident early Monday in front of The Cromwell, police say.
Roger Daltrey and Pete Townsend lead The Who back to the Strip for a six-show engagement beginning July 29.
Featuring a stunning 35-foot floral Kabuki figure, a traditional tea house, golden temple and 80,000 flowers, the gardens are rich in Japanese culture and tradition.
Mama Maria Perry moved to Las Vegas in 1943, when 6,000 people lived in the tiny desert town.
Criss Angel was forced to cancel his “Mindfreak Live!” show at the Luxor on Friday night after faltering while performing one of his signature acts.
Surveillance footage of a 25-year-old Brazilian man attaching skimmers to ATM machines along the Strip provided a significant break for federal investigators who are zeroing in on 21 suspects in a massive, casino-focused money laundering operation.
The sign placed on the dressing room door at The Showroom at Golden Nugget March 3 gave it away. It reads: “Frankie’s Room.”
Jerry Seinfeld nabbed Jerry Lewis for an upcoming episode of his Netflix web series, and made an unbilled appearance at Brad Garrett’s Comedy Club.
Debbie Reynolds was in a ball gown and vacuuming when she met Lance Burton at her Las Vegas hotel.
Penn & Teller return to CW in June with “Fool Us” as they continue to revamp their stage show.
More than two years after his ceremonial groundbreaking, ex-NBA player Jackie Robinson’s proposed arena and hotel site on the north Strip is buzzing with some activity.
Starting on Tuesday, The High Roller, the world’s tallest observation wheel, will host Las Vegas Valley firefighters for three days as they practice heavy rescue scenarios.