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How the Golden Knights’ fans answered every question thrown their way

June 21st, 2018

No hockey background? No problem.

  • SportsFeaturedVegas Golden Knights

    The lynchpin of the pregame festivities was a medieval-themed performance in which a knight would pry a sword out of a stone and use it ...

  • Music

    Last weekend she Instagrammed, “omg getting close #prayforme.”

  • FeaturedLas Vegas StripRaiders

    Skeptics say the money should have gone to education, but Mark Davis believes the benefits of having the Raiders here will help ease tensions.

  • FeaturedLas Vegas Convention Center

    It will draw 610,000 new convention attendees per year and create an additional 7,800 additional full-time jobs, according to the LVCVA.

  • FeaturedThe PalmsHard Rock Hotel and Casino

    From the Palms to the Hard Rock, major renovations are being unveiled.

  • FeaturedLas Vegas Strip

    Las Vegas continues to diversify. That’s why 2020 could go down as the biggest yet for the Strip and its ongoing evolution as a world ...

  • Dining

    Running June 18-29 this year, it provides affordable opportunities to dine at spots you’ve always wanted to try, with a portion of the proceeds going ...

  • FeaturedFashion

    Looking your best in triple-digit weather isn’t easy, but with the right essentials, you can look effortlessly chic.

  • Music

    NIN would be Vegas’ first Generation X residency—and arguably, its most nihilistic.

  • SportsFeaturedVegas Golden Knights

    One guess why his No. 4 top became one of the most popular in town

  • FeaturedVegas Golden Knights

    Bryce Harper, like many in his hometown, has fallen for the Vegas Golden Knights but he’s not the only notable who has gone all-in on ...

  • Nightlife

    The rapper/producer was last seen on the Strip playing to the hockey crowd

  • SportsFeaturedVegas Golden Knights

    Also, the Golden Knights' expansion magic, by the numbers

  • SportsFeaturedVegas Golden Knights

    Hockey’s Holy Grail has become the sport’s brightest star

  • SportsFeaturedVegas Golden Knights

    The D.C. histories of captain Alexander Ovechkin, veteran goalie Braden Holtby and Vegas Golden Knights GM George McPhee

  • Arts & EntertainmentFeaturedOutdoors

    When the Sun goes down, Vegas goes out.

  • FeaturedEDC

    Read these tips before you head to the Speedway.

  • FeaturedEDC

    Tiga, Kygo, Fisher and other Electric Daisy Carnival musts.

  • FeaturedEDC

    The San Francisco duo plays the fest for the first time since 2012.

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    Las Vegas continues to diversify. That’s why 2020 could go down as the biggest yet for the Strip and its ongoing evolution as a world ...

  • Dining

    The second annual Summer Cookout raised more than $18,000 for Three Square Food Bank.

  • FeaturedThe PalmsHard Rock Hotel and Casino

    From the Palms to the Hard Rock, major renovations are being unveiled.

  • FeaturedLas Vegas StripRaiders

    Skeptics say the money should have gone to education, but Mark Davis believes the benefits of having the Raiders here will help ease tensions.

  • NewsAllSports

    The Golden Knights’ amazing inaugural season ultimately came to an end with a gut-wrenching loss in the Stanley Cup Final, but the world of hockey ...

  • NewsAllAggregate

    On the worst days, there’s a toilet bowl ring of smog around the valley. You may not notice it if you spend most of your ...

  • Dining

    Running June 18-29 this year, it provides affordable opportunities to dine at spots you’ve always wanted to try, with a portion of the proceeds going ...

  • A&E

    He used his first show back at Caesars Palace to debut some songs from his upcoming 30th studio album.

  • A&E

    Manilow is expected to return to the stage on June 21.

  • Music

    "After five months I think I’m fitting into the character and making it my own."

  • Nightlife

    Not only does it provide free entry to all guests every day of the week, it has affordable cabanas and drinks, plus live entertainment.

  • Reviews

    Hold on. There’s meat here, and it’s treated well.

  • Dining

    Blending cultures and cuisines has always been at the heart of what he does.

  • FeaturedLas Vegas Convention Center

    It will draw 610,000 new convention attendees per year and create an additional 7,800 additional full-time jobs, according to the LVCVA.

  • Nightlife

    His rap battle with Drake might grab headlines and spark memes, but it can’t overshadow the brilliance of Pusha’s first album since 2015.

  • A&E

    Randall has been training and perfecting his act for years in preparation for the World Championships of Magic.

  • NewsAllAggregate

    As teachers dismiss their classrooms for the last time, students rush to embrace a summer free of math tests, book reports and science projects. But ...

  • Dining

    Get the most bang for your buck with the combo plates, featuring pork ribs and chicken.

  • Nightlife

    Los Angeles-based Houston Hospitality will open the changing resort's new nightclub on New Year's Eve.

  • Music

    If you showed up expecting “Closer,” “Down In It” or “Hurt,” frontman Trent Reznor sent you home thirsty.