By Stacey Gualandi In one corner, the world-renowned comedian-turned-actor Eddie Griffin. In the other, former football player-turned-professional heavyweight boxer Antonio Zepeda, who played [...]
Growing up in Florida, my dad would ask me what I wanted to be when I grew up, and I always said from a young age that “I want to be a comedian!” My dad’s response was “but you’re not funny …” He [...]
Barbecue If you’re not feeling an outdoor barbecue in the Las Vegas heat, barbecue restaurants in town include Bell’s BBQ, Big B’s Texas BBQ, Biscuits and Bourbon, Gilley’s Saloon, Dancehall and [...]
A Vegas Prime Magazine panel of experts (our qualification is we like to eat) selected our favorite burgers in town. Here are our picks – and Happy Fourth of July! THE BUTCHER BURGER [...]
By Todd Schacherl Hiking in the desert is no joke, so take it seriously. Things can go from bad to worse very quickly, especially for the unprepared. Here are tips for hiking safely in the [...]
By Todd Schacherl HIGH-SKILL HIKES Charleston Peak At 11,916 feet, Mount Charleston is the highest peak in Southern Nevada. Many of the trails have been closed since Hurricane Hillary in 2023, [...]
By Jen Avison Smith A summer trip to Las Vegas means that the bars and restaurants are ready with unbeatable drinking and dining deals – so why not take in the sights from the best heights? Let [...]
By Bob Barnes Pour Your Own Brew at Taps and Barrels Beerhouse Have you ever wanted to get up and pour your own beer when you are ready for another instead of waiting for your server? Or pour a [...]
By Ed Condran Blink-182 failed to score many favorable reviews during its creative height and commercial heyday at the turn of the century. Some critics wrote off the pop-punk trio as a joke as [...]
“Absinthe” at Caesars Palace. Underneath the big top, this Spiegelworld joint welcomes us through candy cane-colored curtains for a spectacular evening of vintage circus flare. Vibrant performers [...]
