Siegfried & Roy will be back at the Secret Garden to celebrate the birthdays of their little tigers and sign copies of "Siegfried & Roy: The Magic Begins at Home."
The Joint at the Hard Rock Hotel, home to concerts from such legendary artists as Paul McCartney and Carlos Santana, is also boosted by business from a familiar industry.
More than 70 of the world's top chefs and vintners are in Las Vegas for Uncork'd, and last night's Grand Tasting was a veritable county fair of high-end culinary offerings.
El Cortez pumped $8 million into the Cabana Suites at the old Ogden House, attempting to lure some of the younger customers drawn to the neighborhood by the new order of bars and clubs in the region.
The scene today at Moulin Rouge hardly hearkened to the hotel's mid-'50s heyday, as its new owner surveyed the rubble just two days after gaining possession of the Vegas landmark.
Many kids will have a tough time keeping alert and awake until the end of "The Lion King," but those who made it to the tape last night said they really liked the full-scale Disney production.
Friday was once expected to be a busy day at Neonopolis, but now the oft-troubled entertainment complex is waiting for Star Trek and has no theater complex.
Few of his fellow entertainers will claim to know Danny Gans well, but there's no question he made his mark as one of the city's very best entertainers.
Darin Hollingsworth's departure helped the Liberace Foundation save some money and look to the future, which will include Liberace Museum tour stops in Lee-friendly locales.
Earl Turner once seemed destined to be a long-term headliner at The Rio after forging a huge following at the RioBamba Cabaret. Years later, he's still seeking a stable gig.
Nearly 67 years old and in no need to prove anything, Paul McCartney nonetheless cut loose for 2 1/2 hours before an adoring sellout crowd at The Joint. You feel a sense of melancholy while watching Paul McCartney these days, because he can’t last forever. Someday there will be no more Paul McCartney shows. At some point, his remarkable, even if sometimes mercurial, career as one of contemporary music’s most gifted and prolific artists will be finished. He will simply have to cede the stage, finally, to a new order of singers, songwriters and musicians. But tonight wasn’t that night. Not by a long shot.
The new "Star Trek" movie opens May 8, and it was expected the new Star Trek Experience would open a couple of amenities at that time. Not so, we now know.
After a ribbon-cutting ceremony that included Carlos Santana, Mayor Oscar Goodman said he'd like to sit down with President Obama, who "owes it to us" to clarify comments the president made about Vegas in February.
Dennis Mitchell was doing some digital remastering of his own when he learned that The Beatles were reissuing their entire catalog digitally remastered.
"This is not a salon cut," barber and Mayor Pro Tem Gary Reese warns, needlessly, before a shave and a haircut at Gary and Derrill's Plaza Barber Shop.
The new Joint will be larger, more comfortable and will be equipped with superior sound than the old place. But if you sniff hard enough, you'll be reminded of the old Joint.
With some tickets cut to $10 for a performance that includes one of the great dancers of her generation, Nevada Ballet Theatre is attempting to reach new fans -- and regain some confidence.
Jim Rhodes once donated $2 million at the "Power of Love" gala, but those days seem ages ago as his company filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection this week.
On March 2, 1962, Wilt Chamberlain scored an NBA record 100 points. The jersey he wore that night is headed for the Hoops Hall Experience at Planet Hollywood.
A lost Styx ticket at a state fair in Minnesota has helped Bruce Bielenberg keep his perspective as the ticketing gatekeeper at The Colossuem at Caesars Palace.
The team that staged “Former Illinois Gov. Rod Blagojevich Prison Uniform Night” in January is hosting "Over 18 Night" on Tuesday, so leave the children at home.