las vegas

Let me get this straight:  I can drink all the Bloody Mary's or Manhattans I want and can even double-trip the dinner buffet on the house --- but if I want a glass of water I have to pay for it? Las Vegas - the city the rewards tourists with free food, alcohol, even hotel rooms - is raising eyebrows as one of their top casinos has started charging for water...

Further solidifying the city’s reputation as an adult playground, visitors to Las Vegas can now test out heavy machinery such as bulldozers and excavators in a giant “sandbox” located right off the strip.

Even though rumors circulated this weekend that comedian Jerry Lewis was coming back to host the MDA Labor Day Telethon two weeks from now, it now appears he won't. Sources close to Lewis are now saying that this rumor is untrue. MDA made news a month ago when it revealed that it was dropping Jerry Lewis - the host of the telethon since 1966...

Rayman never was much of a gambler, but I do like the shows in Vegas. This is a must see in my book. Heck, I'm ready to leave right now..anybody care to join me? Lynyrd Skynyrd is bringing the power of southern rock and also Texas barbecue to the Vegas strip with their Lynyrd Skynyrd BBQ & Beer at the Excalibur.

Southern food will be in the spotlight and of COURSE the place will have a bar;  Lynyrd Skynyrd has announced that they'll open a rock-n-roll-themed restaurant in Las Vegas this fall. The restaurant...will be designed to look like the "ram-shackled" Hell House in Jacksonville where the band first started, according to the press release...

Blame the economy.  Blame the new owners.  Blame the passage of time.  Whatever the reasons, another chapter closes on the Las Vegas Strip as The Sahara - the "last of the original Rat Pack" casino-hotels shuts down this week. Opened in 1952, the Sahara hosted everyone from Elvis Presley and Jerry Lewis to Frank Sinatra and the Beatles in the 1950s and 60s, and their photos still decorat

The United States Postal Service just released a new stamp featuring the Statue of Liberty. The only problem is, the Lady Liberty featured in the photo isn’t the one that has spent the last 125 years in New York Harbor, rather it’s a 14-year-old replica which currently sits in front of the New York-New York casino in Las Vegas, Nevada. In real life, the casino Statue of Liberty is only half the s