Pages Menu
TwitterFacebooklogin
Categories Menu

Posted by on Oct 8, 2023 in Blog | 0 comments

Why Doesn’t Las Vegas Have Any Great Bakeries?

 

 

How is it possible that an isolated town with a population of 7,200 in the middle of nowhere has a gigantic world-class bakery (in Mammoth Lakes, CA)….and then just 42 miles away in another town with a population of 3,800 there’s ANOTHER astounding bakery selling fresh baked goods, deli items, and everything tastes amazing (in Bishop, CA)……

……and yet Las Vegas with an area population of 2,200,000 doesn’t have a single decent bakery?

Read More

Posted by on Sep 28, 2023 in Blog | 1 comment

Las Vegas Show Review: “Awakening” (at the Wynn)

 

 

Las Vegas Show Review: “Awakening” (Wynn)

Awakening nearly put me to sleep. Zzzzzzzzzzzzzzz.

Delusively billed as “a dazzling spectacle with new characters, costumes, choreography, and original music,” this is the over-the top production show that replaced Le Reve, the underwhelming and widely-panned aquatic-themed Cirque du Soleil forgery which inexplicably ran for 15 years (2005-2020) as the casino’s marques attraction. Now, the former Le Reve showroom has even been rebranded as the Awakening Theater.

Suggestion: Seats should come with a pillow.

Read More

Posted by on Sep 6, 2023 in Blog | 0 comments

A Warning to Las Vegas Visitors About Rideshare

 

 

 

A WARNING TO LAS VEGAS VISITORS

Be warned. Rideshare options are going to suck ass in the coming months, and maybe longer, if you’re visiting Las Vegas. If you expect to hop and skip around the Las Vegas Strip using the main providers — Uber and Lyft — you’ve got quite an adjustment in thinking coming. It will be a rude surprise, if you’re unprepared.

Read More

Posted by on Sep 3, 2023 in Blog | 2 comments

F1 Grand Prix Race Destroys the Las Vegas Strip

 

 

 

Right now, the Bellagio is chopping down the trees and destroying the shady park area on the sidewalk in front of the water fountains to make way for a car race and asshole-fest that lasts a day. Those trees were first planted 25 years ago. I know, because I was there for the night of the grand opening, in October 1998.

Today, they’re tearing out trees to make way for temporary grandstands for the rich fucks who will blow thousands of dollars on race tickets, money which goes straight to F1 — all of which flows out of Las Vegas.

Forty five trees will be sawed down to make way for a grotesque monstrosity that will be up for roughly four days.

Read More
css.php