Their first Vegas residency show, AEROSMITH: DEUCES ARE WILD extended due to overwhelming demand, the Bad Boys from Boston have doubled down on their legacy as America’s Greatest Rock & Roll Band

After a half-century of delivering scorching blues-tinged rock and roll, the five members of Aerosmith (all of whom have been clean-and-sober since the aughts) still rock hard and sound damn good doing so

Whether it’s millions of masks to the first responders and health-care professionals of Nevada and New York, 60 pallets of food to Three Square, 1,900 test kits to Nevada’s citizens, or 55,000 bottles of water to Las Vegas-area non-profits, Las Vegas Sands continues to give big, both at home and away.

Would the Netflix series TIGER KING: MURDER, MAYHEM AND MADNESS have been nearly as popular in the pre-coronavirus world? Probably not. But, thanks to its cavalcade of batshit crazy people, it’s train-wreck TV that you can’t help but watch.

That restaurateur Elizabeth Blau knows how to throw a dinner party is irrefutable. And now, you and yours can experience one of Elizabeth’s Passover Seders from the socially distant comfort of your home, alongside any loved ones with whom you’ve been isolating.

As with most things relating to Wynn Resorts, the support extended by the organization to its communities of Las Vegas and Boston, by the organization to its employees, and by those employees to their respective communities, is at once grand and precise.

The casinos and resorts of Caesars Entertainment have each stepped-up on behalf of their respective communities, through massive donations of food to those in need, as well as essential Personal Protective Equipment to healthcare professionals, law enforcement, first responders, and volunteers.

Culled from ten of their properties across the LV Valley, Station Casinos has donated more than 120 pallets of food to Three Square Food Bank, as well as 200 gallons of milk and assorted baked goods to The Salvation Army of Southern Nevada and SHARE VILLAGE Las Vegas (formerly Veterans Village).

Why would I make a playlist that expressed the emotions that self-isolation had brought on (think: fear, paranoia, bewilderment, anxiety, resignation, and hysteria, among others)? Catharsis, for starters. Also, someone asked.