Remember Pete Barbutti? Jack Carter? You will after reading a new book about Elvis that embeds the singer in the Strip's often-unremembered entertainment history. 

The big, immersive, high-and-low vision of artist Andrew Schoultz fills the Barrick Museum this summer

A photographer takes a grimy, dangerous, globe-spanning look at humanity's most important natural resource

The singing soars and dancing dazzles. The sets and special effects amaze. Baz – Star Crossed Love is a gorgeous, voluptuous production. It’s also shallow, confusing and emotionally manipulative. 

How good is “Criss Angel MINDFREAK Live”? So good that it apparently tore open a spacetime rift and cannonballed Robin Leach through it, as he declares the show, “The No. 1 Magic Show Of All Time!” 

It’s kind of a comfortably received academic truism that, yeah, yeah, we Las Vegans drink, cook with and bathe in recycled water. You know it, I know it, sure, but do we really know it? 

Even with a flaw or two, Paul Papa's guide to the valley's best bike rides is the wheel thing

The Water Knife teems with the swift action of a good summer book — but it's built on a grim vision of our water-scarce future

Clubby, bookish and tucked away, this place is a hidden gem that shouldn't remain hidden

We sat down and tried a package of Cactus Jo’s Triple Threat Cactus Jerky. These are our stories. *Feverishly fanning mouths*