This is the episode with only great news! Sound impossible? Wrong. First, we take some glee in the fact we beat a billionaire’s ass in court. Sahara’s baseless lawsuit against us was dismissed and we’re…

I remember my first time at Arizona Hot Springs. In February 2016, I was in training to guide hiking and kayak tours in Black Canyon—a 12-mile stretch of the Colorado River downstream of Hoover Dam,…

This is part two of our cavalcade of exclusive interviews with Circa’s VIPs, including two V.P.s and all the folks involved with Circa’s five restaurants. We also chat with Ross Mollison, producer of “Absinthe.” We’ve…

Venice is a unique place. No, not that one; the other one. Venice, California is a living study in contrasts. It’s casual, yet sophisticated; youthful, yet seasoned; easygoing, yet industrious. Walk Abbot Kinney Boulevard on…

Location photos for the movie Casino. Las Vegas, Summer 1994. • Jockey Club, Center Strip Inn and Denny’s• Little Caesars• empty lot where Dunes had been demolished. “Maday’s Rocket” in photos 2-3 is a miniature…

Las Vegas Sands has announced that Robert Goldstein is to step down as CEO and chairman of the business and transition to the role of senior advisor. Goldstein will continue to serve as CEO at…

Let’s talk Vegas recovery, Omega Mart at Area 15, a new Circa sportsbook at Tuscany, the demise of Plaza’s Greyhound station and how famous we reportedly are. Source link

A renewed push to lure major Hollywood studios to Nevada with favorable tax incentives hit a major plot twist last week when Warner Bros. Discovery announced it was partnering with Sony Pictures Entertainment and Howard…

Miss Atomic Bomb, 1957 Atomic Test, Yucca Flat, 1953 “The atomic test series was a wonderful thing for Las Vegas in terms of publicity. Not only did we publicize the bomb with photos and anything…