Las Vegas

Put the phone down and head to Mandarin Oriental for a Digital Detox Weekend Retreat Sept. 9-11. The whole weekend is set up to live in the present instead of obsessing about likes on Facebook, retweets on Twitter and the latest on Snapchat. Consider this detox for your brain.

Summer calls for tequila mixed with sour mix to make the margarita. Go for the basics or make it far fancier. Here’s a look at the top five margaritas restaurants in Las Vegas.

Comedian Martin Lawrence and folk singer Bob Dylan bring shows to the Cosmopolitan of Las Vegas in October, while Styx and Don Felder announce a January residency at the Venetian.

UFC fighters Julianna Peña and Uriah Hall capped of a UFC weekend in Las Vegas with a fight night after-party at Hyde Bellagio with MMA ring girls Brittney Palmer, Chrissy Blair and Vanessa Hanson. 

See Melissa Etheridge perform for free, eat a brunch for a good cause, hang out with Pauly D at his final deejay spot and take an exclusive flight to the Grand Canyon this weekend.

Las Vegas is now home to the world’s first refrigerated conveyer belt-based hot pot restaurant. Chubby Cattle serves up Mongolian hot pots that travel down a conveyor belt for guests to choose.

Las Vegas pulled out all the stops over the weekend for reality television personality Scott Disick, who returned to his favorite nightclub, 1 OAK at the Mirage, on Friday night.

The new Casa Del Matador just opened at Downtown Summerlin with scratch-made seasonal cuisine, hand-crafted cocktails and an intimate ambiance.

Paninis from Italy, steam buns from Japan, tortas from Mexico, croque Madames from France and chicken sandwiches from America, all with a Las Vegas spin.

New Orleans native Noel Bowman likes to keep things chilly in Las Vegas. The president of Minus5 Ice Bar shares some of his favorite places in Las Vegas.

Caesars Palace celebrated its Golden Anniversary on Friday, Aug. 5, on the 50th anniversary of from the day it first opened its doors.

Don’t let this 100-degree heat prevent you from taking your meal outdoors. Las Vegas has a plethora of restaurants with everything from sidewalk tables and terraces to secluded verandahs and decks where you can dine in the sun and stay cool with misters. Visit one of these five restaurants where you can dine al fresco and take advantage of this beautiful weather.