If you made a new year’s resolution to start hitting the gym, you may want to reconsider when you take a look at some of the great workouts you can get in other ways in Las Vegas. You don’t have to resort to running on a treadmill, coming up with your own strength training or taking one of the group fitness classes at the gym. Check out these great workouts you can get at these alternatives to the gym.

Tommy Sherlock, the “scouser” in the “Tenors of Rock” at Harrah’s, hails from The Beatles’ homeland, Liverpool, England. Sherlock earned a black belt in karate as a kid and went on to win several trophies, British and World titles. A few broken noses later, he started dancing (Note: Bruce Lee was a ballroom and Latin dancing champion, so it’s all good).

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Las Vegas does so many cuisines well — French, Italian, steaks and of course sushi, which may seem like a shocker in the middle of the desert. It’s not. These restaurants ship in their fresh fish daily. No all-you-can-eat options make this list of the best sushi restaurants in Las Vegas.

Another big weekend in Las Vegas brought out the celebrities. Tip “T.I.” Harris, French Montana and Lil Wayne kept the entertainment going at the nightclubs in the city.

The Aquatic Club, a new pool experience at the Palazzo, debuts this April. Offering up sophistication and style with a twist, this Las Vegas day-club alternative is inspired by the intimate yet energetic environment of social and athletic clubs of decades past.

The British paint and wallpaper industry leader opens a fifth store in California

Ben Lee, CEO and Founder of Neon Roots, is changing the app world

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