Jane’s Addiction, Amazing Comic Con’s Las Vegas Fan Experience and National S’mores Day top the entertainment lineup for the week of Aug. 9-15.
Arts & Culture
Luring the flying monkeys into the Sphere will cost $80 million, or $1 million a minute, according to a published report.
The Vegas-tinged “Bright Lights” is due for release just ahead of the band’s residency at the Colosseum.
The ultimate guide to the “immersive entertainment district” and one of Las Vegas’ most far-out attractions.
Ne-Yo, Brian Posehn, Chris Brown and the annual “Star Trek” convention highlight this week’s entertainment lineup.
Celine Dion showed her star power, performing for the first time in more than four years at the Paris Olympics.
The first day of school is fast approaching for K-12 students, but there’s still time for family-friendly fun this summer.
“Jerry Maguire” on the silver screen, “Mrs. Doubtfire” on stage and comedy shows are the stars this week.
The 24-foot-long pink sign, made using the movie star’s autograph, will be restored and then put on display at the Neon Museum.
A French journalist has reported Celine Dion and Lady Gaga will team up on an Edith Piaf classic to open the Summer Olympics in Paris.
Penn & Teller performed together for the first time at the Minnesota Renaissance Festival on Aug. 19, 1975. Their 50th anniversary will be celebrated throughout 2025.
Anyma will follow such superstar headliners as U2 , Phish , Dead Company (whose series continues through Aug. 10) and the Eagles.
Brian Newman’s May 2019 performance at then-NoMad Restaurant was the catalyst for Joe Biden’s 2020 victory in Nevada.
The Beatles’ master tapes were delivered from Abbey Road studios as theater construction was being completed in late-2005 through early 2006.
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