January 28-February 10, 2026
Whether you’re a local or tourist, we always feature our favorite spots along with all the new and exciting things our city has to offer.
This week’s issue captures the full QVegas spectrum—joy, culture, and accountability. We lead with LuLu Krystals (Lewis Shingleton), the first-ever Miss Viva Las Vegas Comedy Queen, whose standout talent and fearless camp earned a historic crown and a ticket to Nationals in March. Next, we preview Las Vegas’ predicted 2026 “magic date” wedding rush, with a nod to why marriage equality protections in Nevada still matter for LGBTQ+ couples. We also spotlight GRAMMY season and the queer influence shaping this year’s nominations. Finally, we honor Renée Good and underscore ongoing calls for answers and justice.
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QVegas Articles
LuLu Krystals Makes History as the First-Ever Miss Viva Las Vegas Comedy Queen
GRAMMY Nominations 2026: Pop Spectacle, Queer-Forward Momentum, and a Few Delicious Curveballs
Renée Good’s Name Still Echoes in Minneapolis — and Now It’s Not the Only One
Las Vegas Calls Its Shots: The Wedding Capital’s Hottest “I Do” Dates for 2026 — Just in Time for Valentine’s Season
LuLu Krystals Makes Vegas History: Inaugural Comedy Queen Is Crowned and Headed to Nationals
Fan-Voted, Creator-First: Jordan Starr is Rewriting Gay Adult Industry Recognition
Alec Mapa Joins Drake Von and Tony Genius for a Star-Powered 2026 GayVN Awards in Las Vegas
The World’s Largest LGBTQ+ Sports Festival Returns to Flamingo Las Vegas—Bigger, Bolder, and Built for Belonging
Contemplating a Safer Country? You're not alone.
One City, Three Spotlights: How Vegas Becomes the Capital of Sport, Sex, and Creator Culture
26 Resolution Ideas for 2026
Meet the Season 18 Queens: RuPaul’s Drag Race Returns January 2 on MTV