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Las Vegas has always attracted great chefs. What’s new—and what the 2026 James Beard semifinalist list makes unmistakably clear—is how many of them are choosing to stay, build, and define the city…
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The brand new Vegas At Par currency exchange program is specifically aimed at helping Canadians make more of their Vegas trip by treating 1 CAD as 1 USD on select hotel, bar, and even gaming spending…
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Each January, Las Vegas turns Martin Luther King Jr. Day into King Week, says Shaundell Newsome, co-chair for the annual Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Parade and its associated events. Now in its 44 th…
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Back in the New York of the late 1960s, disc jockey David Mancuso started spinning records for friends at his home. These sporadic invitation-only gatherings became more and more popular, until…
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Suppose you have not yet experienced New Year’s Eve in Las Vegas along with hundreds of thousands of your fellow revelers, watching the country’s largest and loudest fireworks display, as rousing rock…
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You could spend four figures to watch 90 minutes of soccer with 80,000 of your closest strangers—or, for the same money, you could be poolside in Las Vegas with a cocktail, a suite upgrade, and enough…
Read MoreDecember kicked off a year-long celebration of Sammy Davis Jr., one of Las Vegas’s most important entertainment entertainers and cultural icons. Sammy Davis Jr. would have turned 100 on December 8…
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Las Vegas isn’t hosting the 2026 World Cup, the first ever to be co-hosted by three countries—the United States, Canada and Mexico — but outside of the sure-to-be-packed stadiums in California and…
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There are a few things you can't avoid on the Las Vegas Strip in December—brisk weather, holiday attractions and an endless sea of cowboy hats parading through casinos, restaurants and resorts. The…
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