Celebrating Mickey Mouse Day
This year, Mickey Mouse officially turns 94 years old on Mickey Mouse Day (November 18). Mickey Mouse was created by Walt Disney and Ub Iwerks in 1928. Mickey is estimated as standing 2’ 3” and weighing 23 lbs and is easily recognized by his round ears, red shorts, large yellow shoes, and white gloves. Walt […]
Why Las Vegas is the Perfect Destination for Super Bowl LVIII
Get ready, football fans, because Super Bowl LVIII is almost here, and it will be one for the books! This year, Las Vegas will be hosting the biggest game of the year, and it promises to be an unforgettable experience. The Las Vegas Super Bowl LVIII Host Committee has been working tirelessly to bring fans […]
Las Vegas: Cirque du Soleil’s Home Away From Home
Known for its clever curiosities and colorful characters, Cirque du Soleil produces many of the Las Vegas Strip’s don’t-miss shows. There’s something for everybody, from whimsical and awe-inspiring shows suitable for every member of your family to those that uncover a darker or more sensual side and pay homage to the world’s best-loved musicians. The […]
A Guide to Boerum Hill, Brooklyn
Boerum Hill, named for the colonial farm of the Boerum family, is a small neighborhood in the northwest portion of Brooklyn. Many of the charming, three-story row houses, built between 1840 and 1870, are still standing, now occupied by young families, artists and NYC professionals. A short trip from Manhattan by subway or car—from Midtown, […]
New York City Guide: How to Spend a Day in New York’s Seaport District
EAT When it comes to eating in this neighborhood, you won’t go hungry for long. The Seaport District offers NYC Seaport Food Lab, which rotates chefs the likes of Dale Talde, Alon Shaya and Jessica Koslow in two-week residencies, while the vast Clinton Hall gastropub features arcade games, 20 types of burgers and more. Fresh […]
The Best of New York for the Holidays
New York City is ablaze during the holiday season. From baroque to jazzy, from avant-garde to kitsch, Gotham bequeaths holiday glitter for just about everyone’s taste. In addition to trees, there are ever-evolving window displays, light shows, model trains and holiday markets. At this time of year, the phrase, “Bright Lights, Big City,” takes on […]
Hotspots Around the Las Vegas Monorail
Want to get above traffic and at the same time help reduce your carbon footprint? All aboard the Las Vegas Monorail—it’ll take you exactly where you want to go. Don’t miss these spots that are a hop, skip and a jump from the Monorail. From the MGM Grand Stop: Nellie’s Southern Kitchen: Nellie’s Southern Kitchen […]
Brooklyn Bridge Park: A Waterside Wonderland for Families
Brooklyn Bridge Park is undoubtedly one of the most serene yet fun-filled parks in New York City. Located on the Brooklyn side of the East River, this 85-acre picturesque waterfront park provides an idyllic sanctuary from the hustle and bustle of the city. With unparalleled views of the iconic New York City skyline, including the […]
How The High Line Became the Ultimate Urban Oasis in NYC
Are you searching for a one-of-a-kind outdoor experience in the heart of New York City? Look no further than the High Line. This innovative park, once an abandoned rail line, now serves as a beloved green space amidst the concrete jungle of Manhattan’s west side. Running from Gansevoort Street in the Meatpacking District to West […]
The American Museum of Natural History: Discover the Wonders of Science and Nature
The American Museum of Natural History, located in New York City, is a world-renowned institution dedicated to exploring the wonders of science and nature. With over 33 million specimens and artifacts, the museum offers an unparalleled experience that is both educational and entertaining. The museum was founded in 1869, and since then, it has grown […]
A Mind-Bending Experience: Exploring Museum of Illusions
Museum of Illusions, a well-known brand of educational and entertaining museums, has opened its latest flagship location in Las Vegas. This new location promises to be the most immersive and unique experience that Las Vegas has to offer, featuring over 15,000 square-feet of interactive illusions and their fascinating scientific explanations. The Museum of Illusions also […]
A Guide to 3 Action-Packed Days in Las Vegas
Roll through Vegas with this three-day epic itinerary. You will experience the best that the city has to offer including a trip to Hoover Dam and a private flight over Las Vegas in a helicopter. This entertaining, adrenaline-filled adventure is packed with a variety of attractions fit for a rock star. A Guide to 3 […]
A Blast From the Past at El Cortez in Las Vegas
Las Vegas has a pretty fascinating history—especially if you’re curious about the city’s mob-friendly past. Sitting front and center in the history books is the El Cortez Hotel & Casino—the first property in Las Vegas that was purchased by the mob (you’ll most likely recognize the name Bugsy Siegel as one of the property’s new […]
Melissa Etheridge: My Window on Broadway
Music icon Melissa Etheridge is bringing her emotionally charged and musically captivating event, Melissa Etheridge: My Window, to Broadway for a limited nine-week residency at the Circle in the Square Theatre. With her daring and raw storytelling, Etheridge invites audiences to immerse themselves in her musical journey, from her humble beginnings in Kansas to her ground-breaking career highlights. Fans […]
Unique Family-Friendly Museums in Las Vegas
Despite Las Vegas’ reputation as a destination for adults-only debauchery, the city has plenty of educational, family-friendly attractions to explore. Bring the kids and visit one of these unique museums during your next Las Vegas vacation. From history to art, there is a museum in Southern Nevada that will be a good fit for your family. Start your […]
48 Hours of Las Vegas’ Hidden Gems
“So, do you live on the Strip?” It’s a question that Las Vegas locals are asked time and time again. Sure, the Strip is a wonderful source of entertainment, fine dining and eclectic attractions, but sometimes you just want to get away from it all. That’s part of the goal of a traveler: discovering something […]
Gaming 101 for Your First Trip to Vegas
A basic knowledge of the rules of the house can help immensely in playing these popular Vegas table games. Don’t forget to play responsibly! BLACKJACK The object is for the player’s cards to total closer to the number 21 than the dealer’s cards. Aces count as 1 or 11, face cards as 10, number cards […]
What to Do and Eat at Harry Reid International Airport
Every year, more than 40 million visitors pass through Harry Reid International Airport’s gates (2019 saw over 50 million passengers; a first in the airport’s 71-year history) on flights to Las Vegas and beyond. While Las Vegas isn’t the largest hub in the country by far, layovers still occur and are much more common with […]
Las Vegas Comedy Clubs
Four Great Comedy Clubs in Las Vegas With live performances back as we navigate the new normal, checking out a stand-up act is a great way to spend a night out on the town. Comedy clubs are typically intimate spaces with limited capacity, so it is highly recommended to get tickets in advance and expect […]
A Historic Staycation at El Cortez in Downtown Las Vegas
If you’re looking to take a walk through Las Vegas’s seedy past, what better way than to spend a weekend right in the heart of it? I was invited in for a staycation at El Cortez Hotel & Casino to get a look at the history of the hotel and the area and see what Fremont Street […]
Ten Can’t Miss Attractions in New York City
New York City is undoubtedly one of the most culturally rich and diverse urban destinations in the world. The city hosts millions of visitors every year with gorgeous fall foliage during the autumn months, beautiful holiday displays in the winter, gorgeous spring blooms and a variety of fun activities in the summer. With soaring skyscrapers […]