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Headed to the sparkling Nevada city that never, ever sleeps? Vegas is one of my favorite destinations, and I’m hoping to get back there soon. I’ve learned a few things along the way, so here are my tips:

It can get chilly. While it’s pretty balmy late into the evening in Las Vegas, around 2 or 3 a.m. it can be cold. So, if you’re planning on hitting the clubs or walking around outside in the early hours of the morning, make sure you have a light jacket. It has also been known to snow on the Strip in the winter, so be sure you pack accordingly for the season you’re going in. Continue Reading »

It’s just been announced that Elton John will end his Las Vegas run in The Red Piano on April 22, 2010. His popular show, The Red Piano, is in Caesar’s Palace. April 22 will mark his 214st performance in the vast Colisseum Theatre. It debuted in February 2004, and was set to video montages created by the fashion photographer and director David LaChappelle.

Elton John had originally signed on for about 75 shows in Las Vegas, but his run was extended because of the demand. Canadian star Celine Dion also had her show at the Colisseum, and so did Cher and Bette Midler.

So, if you want to check out Elton John in Las Vegas, get on it before April of next year!

Where to Eat: The Border Grill at Mandalay Bay
Business partners Mary Sue Milliken and Susan Feniger (voted the finest lesbian chef in the world by Out Traveler magazine) cook up delicious and affordable Mexican food that has been getting rave reviews from pretty much everyone. Try the Sangria Margarita and Plantain Empanadas. For Border Grill reservations call (702) 632-7403. Continue Reading »

The Blue Moon Hotel Resort is Las Vegas’ first resort exclusively for gay men. Whether you’re a passion-seeking single, part of a couple who shares or one half of a committed, monogamous partnership, you’ll feel safe and comfortable here. Continue Reading »

I remember how exciting it was when Krave – still the only gay Las Vegas club on the Strip – opened at Planet Hollywood, back when it was the Aladdin. Closet Sundays at CatHouse are decent, but it’s a gay Vegas night in a lounge, not a whole club devoted to the gay and lesbian scene. Not to mention, it’s on a Sunday night, which means a rough Monday morning if you have a 9-5er. CatHouse was actually the reason the Luxor started paying a lot more attention to LGBT clientele – they realized there are enough attendees to support gay Vegas events like the gay pool party at the Luxor. Continue Reading »