Las Vegas Weekly
- As the February 22 presidential caucuses on inch closer, the party is amassing a slew of volunteers — for staffing sites on caucus day, registering voters and making calls, among other things.
- “These girls are working their butts off and preparing for something very special. They want to make Mama Ru proud.”
- The fan reaction to the Golden Knights’ coaching change was a combination of shock and disgust. Not only did the team fire a beloved coach in Gerard Gallant, it replaced him with former public enemy No. 1 in Peter DeBoer. If you asked a casual …
- “I still remember learning to make har gow. You fold and fold and fold the dumpling, and it takes a long time just to make one. Why not make it easy?”
- Ping Pang Pong, Tim Ho Wan, Chang’s and more.
- What to order first and how to read the room.
- You’ve had har gow and shumai, but what about cha siu bao and pan-fried turnip cake?
- Determined home cooks can purchase wrappers at an Asian market if they want to make shumai themselves, but har gow requires a professional chef to make the dumpling skin.
- There are positives and negatives about going 5-for-5 on the penalty kill in a game, as the Golden Knights did Tuesday. The good is obvious …
- Ten years ago, Premier Displays and Exhibits founder and CEO Chris Bullard concedes, he wouldn’t have considered moving his company’s headquarters to Las Vegas. But he says he has been impressed with the “can-do” attitude throughout this community, a critical asset for a business owner.
Las Vegas Sun
- The chart-topping trio opens a nine-show run at Park MGM on April 1.
- As the February 22 presidential caucuses on inch closer, the party is amassing a slew of volunteers — for staffing sites on caucus day, registering voters and making calls, among other things.
- When Jim Murren arrived in Las Vegas in 1998, the thought of a gaming company like MGM Resorts International becoming a partner with an NFL team was unthinkable. The divide between sports leagues like …
- When my wife and I wrote about my old schoolmates who had died from “deaths of despair,” the reaction was sometimes ugly.
- Gloria Jean Nicks was always there to help her younger brother. From their childhood into their senior years, the siblings maintained a special bond in which they spoke almost …
- With a beloved residency returning to the House of Blues and a new one opening up at the Venetian, the forecast this weekend calls for a big block of rock on the Strip …
- I cannot help but wonder how Republican members of the Senate will be able to support the defense arguments after taking their oaths to be impartial witnesses in the impeachment trial of President Donald Trump.
- If President Donald Trump actually was concerned about possible corruption connected to Hunter Biden’s position on the board of directors of Ukrainian gas company Burisma, why did he wait more than two years into his term to act on it?
- With Chief Justice John Roberts sworn in and every senator a duly sworn juror now considering the articles of impeachment against President Donald Trump, every American, regardless of political belief, must demand fairness, transparency and facts.
- In recent days, both The New York Times and The Wall Street Journal have carried reports on one of the most important geopolitical facts of the 21st century: The world’s great rising power, the People’s Republic of China, is headed for a demographic crisis.
Las Vegas Review-Journal
- Two people died after a massive explosion Friday leveled a warehouse in Houston, damaging nearby buildings and homes.
- If the once-revered Hollywood mogul is a sexual predator, as prosecutors and many women allege, why did some of his accusers keep interacting with him for years after their alleged assaults?
- On the eve of the Lunar New Year, transportation was shut down in at least 13 cities home to more than 36 million people.
- Five Del Sol High School students were arrested Thursday after someone reported seeing one teen brandish a gun at another, Clark County School District police said.
- Local game wardens and wildlife biologists sedated the moose and picked it up with a railroad crane truck.
- Homeless people booked into Clark County and Las Vegas jails represented between 6 percent and 15 percent of the total inmate population last year, officials said Thursday.
- The School Board on Thursday authorized the district’s legal counsel to begin the settlement process in two cases involving a former Adams Elementary School teacher.
- Activists and celebrities lobbied in Sacramento on Wednesday for a proposal to cut statewide waste from single use plastics by 75% within the decade.
- A day after donating $500,000 toward eliminating meal debt in Nevada schools, the newly rebranded Las Vegas Raiders are continuing to make an impact in their new community.
- The three American firefighters who were killed when the aerial water tanker they were in crashed while battling wildfires in Australia have been identified by their employer.
Vegas Dinning
- Bring friends and order shareable favorites like the warm pretzel with four-cheese fondue or the mac and cheese with house-made bacon.
- When Guy Fieri walks into your bakery, takes a bite of your molasses cookie and declares it the best he’s ever had, consider it a sign that big things are ahead.
- The menu focuses heavily on veal, offering seven iterations, including three chop variations and classics like veal marsala and scaloppini, while the chicken mattone takes advantage of the Josper grill and oven.
- An ingredient doesn’t get more hipster than 40-day aged butter from a Brooklyn cave, a Chang exclusive that’s funky like a mild Roquefort.
- “If you have a conversation with us, we can guide you in the right direction. We’ll take you down a rabbit hole, or we’ll just brush the surface if you want.”
- The modern, minimalist café and storefront near the Venetian lobby marks the only U.S. location outside San Francisco.
- The saimin bowl is one of the prettiest of its kind in the Valley, an abundant serving of ramen noodles topped with fish cake, Spam, tempura shrimp, pork hash, a hard-boiled egg, nori and scallions in steaming broth.
- The approach has clearly caught on with mindful eaters, bringing together the rustic touches of North Italia with the health-conscious, fresh approach of Flower Child, two more Sam Fox creations with Vegas outposts.
- "Today, if you’re in another city or country and you don’t have a restaurant in Vegas, you feel like the loser, because you should be a part of that city."
- We're starting the year off right with sliders at White Castle.
Vegas Entertainment
- The chart-topping trio opens a nine-show run at Park MGM on April 1.
- Ping Pang Pong, Tim Ho Wan, Chang’s and more.
- “I still remember learning to make har gow. You fold and fold and fold the dumpling, and it takes a long time just to make one. Why not make it easy?”
- In addition to giving viewers a rare chance to see his actual prints, paintings and sculptures, the pop-up show inside Fashion Show Mall documents Banksy’s prolific output through videos, installations, mockumentaries, photographs and ephemera.
- The group, which recently launched a record label called 24 Karrot Records, will throw a blowout party at Downtown’s CMXX, featuring various collective members and labelmates and a headlining performance by The Noir Movement.
- “Right now, we’re in an age when people are just streaming various songs on a playlist, but it’s nice to throw on something, and then for like 45 minutes, you’re transported,” co-founder Jason Reece says.
- “These girls are working their butts off and preparing for something very special. They want to make Mama Ru proud.”
- After more than a decade together, noisy, Cleveland-based punk quartet Cloud Nothings is finally set for its live Vegas debut.
- The menu focuses heavily on veal, offering seven iterations, including three chop variations and classics like veal marsala and scaloppini, while the chicken mattone takes advantage of the Josper grill and oven.
- When Guy Fieri walks into your bakery, takes a bite of your molasses cookie and declares it the best he’s ever had, consider it a sign that big things are ahead.
Vegas Nightlife
- The group, which recently launched a record label called 24 Karrot Records, will throw a blowout party at Downtown’s CMXX, featuring various collective members and labelmates and a headlining performance by The Noir Movement.
- Dillon Francis at EBC, Alan Walker at Marquee, Yo Yolie at Chateau and more.
- “On the Record gives you a wider platform. It’s a place where you can run a little more wild with your music selection, and the crowd accepts it.”
- Ludacris at Drai’s, Gryffin at EBC, Mighty Mi at OTR and more.
- The pool club will remain dark for the 2020 season before relaunching next year.
- The duo has a production credit on Madonna’s 2015 album, ‘Rebel Heart,’ for the song “Unapologetic Bitch”—right alongside Diplo and Ariel Rechtshaid.
- Rae Sremmurd at Drai’s, Deorro at marquee, Kygo at XS and more.
- It played its part perfectly from the jump, whether you preferred it as a “starter” destination before the night really got going, or as a “closer” for one last sip before you sent yourself home.
- On the Record arrived, Art of the Wild returned and KAOS came and went.
- Meek Mill at Drai’s, elrow at EBC, Rick Ross at Light and more.
