- March 1, 2026
Bellagio’s New 33-Foot Boat, Fortuna, Arrives
By Scott Roeben, on October 06 2025 Bellagio’s Lake Como has a new addition, a 33-foot boat called Fortuna. The boat was brought in for
FU F1 Festival (A.K.A. Neon City Festival) Lineup Announced
The free Neon City Festival, scheduled right on top of this year’s F1 race (intentionally), Nov. 21-23, 2025, has announced its lineup. The roster includes
Sphere Touts 500,000 Tickets Sold for “Wizard of Oz” Reboot
It may be a 90-year-old movie, but “Wizard of Oz” is a hit all over again at Sphere Las Vegas. The venue recently shared it
Clique Bar & Lounge Sets Reopening Date at Cosmo
By Scott Roeben, on August 22 2025 Clique Bar & Lounge at Cosmopolitan reopens August 29, 2025. Crap. That’s pretty much the story. Now, what?
Mirage Atrium Demolition Serves as Reminder of Fleeting Nature of Magic
By Scott Roeben, on January 09 2025 The Mirage’s iconic atrium is being demolished and for many it symbolizes life’s impermanence, providing an opportunity to
Vegas Indoor Skydiving to Close After 42 Years
By Scott Roeben, on January 06 2025 An enduring but long-struggling Las Vegas attraction, Vegas Indoor Skydiving, is set to close on Jan. 25, 2025.
MGM Grand to Close International Smoke, Whatever That Might Be
A restaurant we’ve never heard of despite being a self-proclaimed Las Vegas expert is closing at MGM Grand. International Smoke at MGM Grand will close
Venetian Joins Hyatt Family, Rio’s a Little Scrod
Venetian and Hyatt have announced a long-term licensing agreement, which means Venetian is now part of the Hyatt family of hotels, also known as World
Vegas-Adjacent Whiskey Pete’s Resort & Casino to Close, Plus More Primm News
By Scott Roeben, on December 16 2024 If you’ve never been to the casinos in Primm, about a hour’s drive south of the Las Vegas
Wheel of Fortune Slot Maker Sued in Dumbest Lawsuit, Ever
By Scott Roeben, on December 09 2024 We have seen some dumb lawsuits. One moron actually sued Venetian because a scorpion stung him in the