You can now own the Spanish Mediterranean–style “Thriller Villa” that Michael Jackson rented for the last two years of his life. It’s got a two-story medieval chapel, a bell tower and the mirrors Jackson once used to practice his choreography. Catch #1: it’s $9.5 million. Catch #2: just this entire thing.
It never hurts to have a new burger joint that’s open until 3am. Especially when it’s called Burger Lounge, it’s from LA, and it specializes in diner-style burgers, chili-lime-topped chicken sandwiches and root beer floats. Especially then.
Wynn: Hey, we’ve got a new poker room.
You: Neat. And?
Wynn: Well, this one has its own sports-wagering window, plenty of TVs and an all-inclusive
high-limit area. Plus, you can order select food for delivery from Jardin and Wazuzu.
You: You had me at “Well.”
Two new beverage carts are competing for your attention...
At Jardin: It’s a build-your-own Moscow Mule transportation system (read: cart).
At Strip House (pictured): They’ll deliver rare and vintage scotches to you tableside
with hand-cut glasses and crystal-clear ice cubes.
Really no reason why your attention couldn’t handle both.
Bottiglia (pictured) is a Tuscan-style restaurant for truffle-ricotta-and-short-rib pappardelle Bolognese and wood-roasted pork chops. Borracha is a Mexican cantina where al pastor tacos and Baja fish burritos exist. Oh, and they’re both open now at Green Valley Ranch in Henderson. Which explains why you’re currently nodding and saying, “Ah. Right.”
