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For one night only, one of the Venetian's shining restaurant stars – Delmonico Steakhouse – is hosting a five-course Templeton Rye Whiskey and pork dinner pairing. The menu infuses pork items with Templeton Rye Whiskey, which was the same whiskey that Al Capone used to flood the streets of Chicago and New York City during the Prohibition Era. Menu items for this dinner include like Cajun Boudin Boulettes, Caramelized Porchetta, Butterscotch Bacon Pudding, and Panéed Pork Chops, to name just a few.

Munich and Vegas could be distant cousins, so it’s no surprise that Sin City has always been primed and ready to celebrate Oktoberfest like nobody’s business (except maybe Germany's). Ready to raise your pint? Here’s where Vegas is tapping kegs, eating schnitzel, and donning lederhosen.

Heading to Las Vegas can be like heading to a whole new world or, rather, several different worlds in one. It’s the destination where anything can happen. It’s also a city known for it’s delectable and, at times, outrageous cuisine and cocktail selections. We’ve outlined five of the most interesting cocktails that you must try (if you can afford them) whether you’re on the Strip, in Downtown, or out and about in the rest of the city.

I never used to be a big whiskey drinker, but I realized the error of my ways when National Finals Rodeo came to town and the spirit flooded Las Vegas. Crown Royal, Jack Daniels, Johnny Walker and Jameson are ever-present when the cowboys come to town every winter, but there are even more spots to enjoy your favorite Irish alcohol when you're visiting Sin City. Here are some of the best:

It's that time of year when the costumed folks in Las Vegas come out in full force and their outfits get even more bizarre, but don't worry, it's just in celebration of one of the best events in town: Halloween.

You all loved hearing about the ways to live out your favorite Vegas movies in real life in our last article, so we decided to explore some more movies and more Vegas mayhem with round 2. For this edition we decided to explore classic Vegas films like 21, Vegas Vacation, Showgirls and 3,000 Miles To Graceland. Don't miss out living the Vegas film fantasy.

3,000 Miles To Graceland

Over the past several years, Vegas has grown into quite the culinary giant, making it’s mark on the restaurant world with big name chefs like Giada de Laurentiis, Mario Batali, Joël Robuchon and many more setting up shop here. But something that many aren’t aware of, and most vegans and vegetarians would rejoice in knowing, are the vast number of vegan and vegetarian-friendly menu options on the Las Vegas Strip and off of it.

While more of the vegetarian and vegan-based restaurants exist off of the Strip, it’s usually a short cab ride and gets you out into the city.

If you're looking to sip your cocktails in a Vegas lounge that makes people glance over at you like, "Woah, who is that? I know they're famous, I just can't put my finger on it..." then there is no shortage of options. A glamorous, retro Hollywood-style bar is an easy find, but we have lined up the best in the city.

The Barrymore

Las Vegas isn't just a city, it's an experience. Seriously, it's not like booking a trip to Chicago or Austin where you have some metropolitan sights to see and a few parties to attend.

Murphy's Law exists in Vegas, just like everywhere else. But when you're all dolled up and hitting the Strip in your best 'fit, beauty mishaps are completely unwelcome. Luckily, we've found the tips & tricks you need to remember to be armed and ready at the first sign of a beauty-mergency.