About five songs into the premiere of Mariah Carey’s residency Friday at Park MGM, the first time I had seen the Grammy Award-winning singer-songwriter-actor-producer perform live, I leaned over to my wife ...
Billboard magazine recognized Resorts World Theatre as the “Top Residency Venue” for the second consecutive year and singled out the Sphere — the world’s largest spherical structure — for “The ‘Wow’ Factor” in its listings ...
Among the dozens of adult film stars showing off their assets in various forms of dress, exhibitors peddling unimaginable wares for sexual pleasures and the sea of ...
The biggest question lingering in the minds of audience members attending Babyface’s concert Friday at the Pearl Theater wasn’t whether they’d be treated to an incredible night of music. Instead, it was whether the ...
Kenny Loggins, the Grammy-winning, Oscar-nominated singer-songwriter, stood Friday at the center of the stage at Pearl Theater at the Palms and marveled at the room, which he was playing for the first time — and likely the last time — in his storied career of more than 50 years.
When Drake, the acclaimed singer and rapper, finally made his appearance Friday and descended a lower-bowl stairway at the center of T-Mobile Arena on his way to the stage, the crowd was beyond being full of anticipation.
“I’m so excited,” she confided to the audience. “I haven’t done a (big) show in like 9,000 years, and I’m super stoked to come and do some shows in Las Vegas.”
It would seem that Carrie Underwood and Resorts World Las Vegas go together, to quote the title track from her latest album, “like jet black and a Cadillac, like Tennessee and a bottle of Jack, Dolly and a tape deck on the way back.”
John, who is the Sun's copy chief, grew up in a family of eight and now is married with two children. A graduate of the University of Kansas, Taylor joined the Sun in 2012. He likes to say he halfway followed a path blazed by his grandfather, who in the early 1900s ran both a Polish-American newspaper and a tavern.
