Mike Weatherford

Awakening is back, in a tradition of reinvention that’s unique to Vegas

Bemoan reality TV all you want, but shows such as America's Got Talent Live are just what Vegas needs right now

Parting thoughts on the end of the ever-changing Le Rêve.

Once a staple of Strip entertainment, the camp sensibility waned for years — but now it’s back.

Little remembered now, Strip entertainment columnist Don Usherson was a man of his time.

For those with long memories, the Excalibur’s new show, Fuerza Bruta, will bring to mind a (short-lived) blast from the past.

For aspiring comedians, breaking in means open-mic nights, small audiences, and jokes that don’t work — but at least you’re not alone.

Before it became a Strip behemoth, Cirque du Soleil was an oddball upstart. A reflection on Cirque’s 25 years of defying expectations — and transforming our city’s idea of spectacle.

With his mob-history dance revue, legendary Las Vegas producer Jeff Kutash looks for one more big hit.