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Don't miss several luxury openings in NYC this week, including Beefbar restaurant, Matouk luxe linen shop, Jaeger-LeCoultre renovated boutique, "Les Lalannes" sculptures at Kasmin Gallery and the return of the New York International Antiquarian Book Fair.

I’m really hoping for rain. Unfortunately, rain brings thunder and lightning with it, and we are already suffering the effects of lightning. Thanks and praises to the men and women fighting the fire in Voltaire Canyon and for all of your hard work keeping those neighborhoods safe.

On Tuesday, Sept. 13, the Capital City Arts Initiative will present a talk by Tom di Maria, Director of the Creative Growth Art Center in Oakland, Calif. His illustrated talk, "Outside In", is next in CCAI’s Nevada Neighbors series. The talk will take place at 7pm at the Community Development building, the BRIC, 108 E Proctor St, Carson City.

Beginning on April 8, the Savannah College of Art and Design (SCAD) will celebrate the culture, innovation, and global voices transforming design through its annual...

Check out our picks for the Top 30 Hard Rock + Metal Replacement Singers, including Pantera's Philip Anselmo, Iron Maiden's Bruce Dickinson and more.

Jelly Roll is rocking a new smile after undergoing extensive dental work, resulting in a complete oral makeover.

Leather, lace and fishnets were popular on the red carpet for the 2024 iHeartRadio Music Awards.

Clemson's amazing season ended Saturday in the Elite 8 after they fell to Alabama.  Sunday night the they returned home to Clemson and were greeted by fans and as usual Paula Grooms. Check out some great pictures of the Tigers arrival back in Clemson in Bart Boatwright's Photo Gallery.

You may know Kid Rock's real name, hometown and hit songs but do you know his son's name, the story behind the house he grew up in and the album cuts too dirty to type?

Reno artist Nate Clark’s paintings are featured at the Nevada Arts Council’s OXS Gallery through March 11, with a reception and artist talk set for 5 to 7 p.m. Tuesday, Jan. 19. Clark’s discussion begins at 6:15. The reception is free and open to the public.