Study the art of brewing at this weekend’s Beer Fest.
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It’s the Oscars of food.
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This week’s release of Legion and The Tooth Fairy—two movies linked only by the presence of winged creatures—got us thinking about other wingy films …
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In honor of his first anniversary at the Mirage, Terry Fator will unveil a new “cast” puppet at his show Saturday. We couldn’t wait, so we tried to pry it out of him. The puppet, that is.
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It took more than two years, nearly $7.8 million in fees to lawyers and others and a billionaire’s bargain-basement bid, but the Tropicana Casino and Resort has been salvaged by its sale to Carl Icahn, with a deal expected to close Monday afternoon.
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Hi! i LiVE iN CALi AND i’M TURNiNG 21 S00N. i WANT T0 RENT A PARTY BUS AND G0 T0 VEGAS. THE GiRLS 0N KEEPiNG UP WiTH THE KARDASHiANS RENTED 0NE AND WENT T0 VEGAS. i WANT THE SAME 0NE WiTH A STRiPPER P0LE AND ALL THAT G00D STUFF! CAN S0MEB0DY PLEASE HELP ME FiND A G00D WEBSiTE!? AND D0 Y0U KN0W iF THEY G0 0UT 0F STATE?

http://www.los-angeles-limousine-service.com/party-bus-los-angeles.html

http://www.platinumexpresslimo.com/

search around those websites they all serve in the orange county, los angelos area and some other county’s in cali.

I’m going to vegas in February and will have a rent a car for 1 day and want to go off the strip for some sightseeing? I have already been to Hoover Damn and don’t want to visit again, so I need other options. Anything you can offer will help, including directions on how to get there. Thanks.

Some great day trips
Red Rock Canyon
Mt Charleston
Lake Mead
Spring Mtn. Ranch St. Park
Valley of Fire
Paiute Indian Reservation
Death Valley
Area 51>tours only
Bootleg Canyon

my high school homecoming is on september 27 and me and about 10-15 other friends wanted to rent a party bus for about 5-6 hours. what we were going to do was have the party bus pick us up at one location, take us to homecoming, we were going to go in, take pictures, socialize and then get back on the party bus and take it down to the las vegas strip. then, have the party bus drop us all off at the location it picked us up at. does anyone have any suggestions on party buses that are fun but not too too expensive. i dont want my friends to pay over 70 dollars each for the night.

Party buses tend to run $125-200/hr. At $125/hr x 6 hrs = $725. $725/15 people = $50/person. I’d get the money upfront from your friends and make sure enough people are committed..

They’re all pretty much the same inside. Plasma TVs, dvd players, great sound system, fancy lighting, a wet bar (which won’t be stocked), a stripper pole.. The bus doesn’t make anything fun, since you can find all that stuff anywhere you go, it’s the people in the bus.

Almost everyone who goes to night clubs in Las Vegas are so slim, fit, buff, and beautiful…my question is…

Which Night Club There Is In Las Vegas Where People Won’t Judge By Heavy Weight People?
Such As This…CLICK BELOW TO SEE PIC…
http://i44.photobucket.com/albums/f26/BJ24/fatlady.jpg

there are big chicks everywhere…as long as you’re dressed hot, hair done, nice make up, etc…you’ll be fine

I’m looking for a fine dining, preferably french, on Las Vegas Strip. I’d like to have a tasting menu, maybe 5 courses, and was wondering what’s a good choice for $150-$200 per person with wine pairing? I’d appreciate personal experiences (please dont send me the link to Frommer’s)

Bouchon…Thomas Keller’s place at the Venetian. Thomas Keller…owns a little place called The French Laundry.

Daniel Bouloud Brasserie at the Wynn (he of his four-star place in NYC).

Can’t say about a tasting menu (personally, I’ve been to one too many of them…the only time I’ve enjoyed them is doing the omakase at a sushi restaurant).

Bouchon was superlative. Everything was perfect (I had shortribs, my date had the lamb, our friend had their poulet roti…he said it was the best chicken he ever had). Easily the best meal I’ve had in Las Vegas. The wine list runs the gamut. If you like mussels at all, Bouchon has the best, and I’m not kidding.

DB’s place was great brasserie chow; the wine list was…okay. If you’re really into wine I’d say Bouchon. My steak au poivre was outstanding; a simple dish made outstanding. We had a perfectly fine cabernet to go with.