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The week in weed: Henderson joins the party

Five dispensaries in that city are now eligible to apply for recreational licenses and are expected to launch recreational sales sometime between October and December.

Communal Silent Savasana yoga has become Las Vegas’ unlikeliest craze

Spun off the technology that enabled the “silent disco” trend, it uses wireless headphones to transmit music and instruction to yogis.

Masterful meat: It’s tough to compete with Sin City Smokers

The ribs are rich and smoky, and the brisket is just fatty enough, moist and tender with a thin layer of savory bark.

Artistic director Ria Martens maintains the wonder of ‘O’

“To me it’s all about the growth of the artist, the team being together and moving in one direction.”

Mike Tyson brings new ‘Truth’ to the MGM Grand

Iron Mike’s new version of his one-man show shares stories from his life beyond the ring.

Vegas Extreme Park gets the go-ahead from Clark County

Amenities will include lakes for cable wakeboarding, surf and whitewater rafting; indoor biking and skydiving; towers for rock climbing and bungee jumping; and ziplines.

Darren Aronofsky’s bold ‘Mother!’ is one of 2017’s best films

Viewers expecting a traditional, psychologically plausible narrative will wind up feeling cheated, even trolled, as it slowly metamorphoses into an unrepentant art film.

Super Summer Theatre’s 'Young Frankenstein' positively electrifies

It’ll pump you up for Halloween with campy comedy, strong performances and perhaps a few scares.

Film review: ‘American Assassin’ relies on outdated thrills

The late Vince Flynn wrote 13 novels about superspy Mitch Rapp, building a dedicated fan following that helped bring Rapp to the big screen.

The Back of House Brawl returns, bigger than ever

The always-interesting food journey of Jolene Mannina continues.

Eddie Griffin

Comedian Eddie Griffin performs stand-up comedy in the King's Room at the Rio Monday through Saturday.

Circus 1903 - The Golden Age of Circus

The producers of the world’s biggest magic show, The Illusionists, have teamed up with the award winning puppeteers from War Horse to present a thrilling ...

Ricky Martin: All In

One of the most intriguing and impactful entertainers of all time, multiple GRAMMY® Award-winning artist Ricky Martin will begin his Las Vegas headlining residency at ...

Marriage Can Be Murder

No it’s not your average bachelor’s view of saying, “I do.” In this case, the saying is literal. Marriage Can Be Murder is an award-winning ...

Feminist Movie Night Tuesdays

There are plenty of great feminist movies out there that not only portray women as multidimensional but also revolve around issues and subjects that actually ...

Zakk Sabbath

Featuring vocalist/guitarist Zakk Wylde (Ozzy Osbourne, Black Label Society), bassist Blasko (Ozzy Osbourne, ex-Rob Zombie) and drummer Joey Castillo (ex-Danzig & Queens of the Stone ...

Mike Tyson brings new ‘Truth’ to the MGM Grand

Iron Mike’s new version of his one-man show shares stories from his life beyond the ring.

Las Vegas won’t get Amazon’s second corporate headquarters—and that’s not a tragedy

The eventual arrival of an Amazon-sized, non-gaming employer is inevitable, so will we fortify our schools, our infrastructure and our transit?

Five places to get an early jump on Oktoberfest

Brooklyn Bowl, Beerhaus and, of course, Hofbräuhaus.

Las Vegas sounds a lot like the current Latin pop music craze

It’s the hook from “Despacito”—the recent monster smash by another Puerto Rican artist, Luis Fonsi—that’s fueling the current surge.

Layla: A Social Salon creates a communal experience

Stylist and salon owner Tzigane Libson knew she wanted to go above and beyond.

Dining News & Notes: The Goodwich to expand, the Palms making moves

Also: Stop what you're doing and go vote on the official nachos of the Vegas Golden Knights.

Henry Rollins, Spoon’s Britt Daniel bolster Emerge’s inaugural lineup

Also announced: a huge wave of new bands, including Lower Dens, White Reaper and The Regrettes.

Vegas Extreme Park gets the go-ahead from Clark County

Amenities will include lakes for cable wakeboarding, surf and whitewater rafting; indoor biking and skydiving; towers for rock climbing and bungee jumping; and ziplines.

The Back of House Brawl returns, bigger than ever

The always-interesting food journey of Jolene Mannina continues.

Mandarin Oriental’s sky-high bar and lounge sets the standard

Did you know about the Edge?

Masterful meat: It’s tough to compete with Sin City Smokers

The ribs are rich and smoky, and the brisket is just fatty enough, moist and tender with a thin layer of savory bark.

The square gallery: Meet three Vegas artists using Instagram as an online Arts District

It’s not an ideal platform—the service flatly rejects vertical works—but it is an easy gallery to browse, one that never closes.

Kesha, Diplo, Chris Brown and more big shows this week

Flosstradamus plays Intrigue as a warm-up for his big club tour.

Communal Silent Savasana yoga has become Las Vegas’ unlikeliest craze

Spun off the technology that enabled the “silent disco” trend, it uses wireless headphones to transmit music and instruction to yogis.

Super Summer Theatre’s 'Young Frankenstein' positively electrifies

It’ll pump you up for Halloween with campy comedy, strong performances and perhaps a few scares.

Las Vegas sounds a lot like the current Latin pop music craze

Published Thu, Sep 14, 2017 (midnight)

It’s the hook from “Despacito”—the recent monster smash by another Puerto Rican artist, Luis Fonsi—that’s fueling the current surge.

The biggest Latin music lineup ever

Published Thu, Sep 14, 2017 (midnight)

Marc Anthony, Enrique Iglesias, Maná and many other big names are in town to celebrate Mexican Independence Day.

The square gallery: Meet three Vegas artists using Instagram as an online Arts District

Published Thu, Sep 14, 2017 (midnight)

It’s not an ideal platform—the service flatly rejects vertical works—but it is an easy gallery to browse, one that never closes.

2017 Fall A&E Guide: Cultural happenings

Published Thu, Sep 7, 2017 (midnight)

Artist Raymond Pettibon, Young (and old) Frankenstein, the book fest and other Las Vegas events to mark on your calendar.

2017 Fall A&E Guide: Albums

Published Thu, Sep 7, 2017 (midnight)

The Killers, Taylor Swift, Foo Fighters and other big upcoming releases.

2017 Fall A&E Guide: Concerts

Published Thu, Sep 7, 2017 (midnight)

Jay-Z, Arcade Fire, Route 91 and other shows to catch in Las Vegas this season.

2017 Fall A&E Guide: Films

Published Thu, Sep 7, 2017 (midnight)

Justice League, Blade Runner 2049, a new Thor and more.

2017 Fall A&E Guide: New TV series

Published Thu, Sep 7, 2017 (midnight)

Josh Bell previewed 17 network pilots to plan out your life for you.

Meet our 2017 Women of Intrigue

Published Thu, Aug 31, 2017 (midnight)

They’re leaders, and they’re pushing our city into the future.

Women of Intrigue: Kelley & Victoria Fertitta

Published Thu, Aug 31, 2017 (midnight)

The sisters have established the Wilson Gabrielle brand as a combination of their separate styles, and now they're going bicoastal.

Women of Intrigue: Natalia Badzjo

Published Thu, Aug 31, 2017 (midnight)

As Director of Customer Development at Wynn Nightlife, she's responsible for packing the casino’s venues and “creating the best party in town.”

Women of Intrigue: Mali Gabay

Published Thu, Aug 31, 2017 (midnight)

When visitors walk into Bonanza Gifts, they’re looking for authentic bits of Vegas to take home, and the store's manager sees to it that they ...

Women of Intrigue: Jamie Tran

Published Thu, Aug 31, 2017 (midnight)

The Black Sheep is the vision of this former Aureole and DB Brasserie sous chef, and it has been one of the Valley’s most talked-about ...

Women of Intrigue: Cami Christensen

Published Thu, Aug 31, 2017 (midnight)

The Westgate Vice President of Resort Operations & Assistant General Manager has been part of a team for most of her life, especially as a ...

Women of Intrigue: Amanda Moore

Published Thu, Aug 31, 2017 (midnight)

The marketing director for the Las Vegas arm of concert is responsible for hyping many of the city’s biggest and most noteworthy shows.

Women of Intrigue: Stephanie Capellas

Published Thu, Aug 31, 2017 (midnight)

With a decade of experience in hospitality and communications, she was an obvious candidate for the Cosmopolitan’s Vice President of Public Relations.

Women of Intrigue: Desiree Reed-Francois

Published Thu, Aug 31, 2017 (midnight)

It’s a good sign that UNLV’s recently appointed Director of Athletics is so keen to talk up Southern Nevada’s natural charms and the trails that ...