February 11-24, 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 issue is built around a simple idea: visibility hits harder when it’s woven into the main story—not parked in the margins. Our feature, Team LGBTQ, tracks the growing, proudly visible cohort of out athletes headed to Milano-Cortina, and why that milestone matters beyond the medal count. Outsports’ tracking puts the 2026 Winter Games at at least 47 out LGBTQ+ athletes, the highest ever recorded for a Winter Olympics—part of a clear upward trend, and a reminder that LGBTQ people have always been here; what’s changing is how many people can live that truth publicly.
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QVegas Articles
Team LGBTQ Hits Milan Like a Glitter Bomb: Medals, Moments, and Maximum Main Character Energy
Showgirls, Big Wedding Dates, Grammy Moments, and a Fresh Drag Race Cast: Let’s Go!
Olympic Outness, Super Bowl Spectacle, Grammy Maximalism—And a Vegas Reality Check
MGM Goes Quiet, Caesars Coasts, Wynn Plays Ally on Stage: Las Vegas’ CEI Credibility Crisis
Halftime, But Make It Gay: Bad Bunny, Gaga, and Ricky Turn the Big Game Into a Cultural Reset
Grammy Wins How did we do with our QVegas Picks?
Bellagio’s Lunar New Year Conservatory Goes Full “Year of the Horse” — and Yes, You Can Eat Inside It
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