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Weekly Q&A: Scuba instructor Bill Duckro on shark dives and why he loves Lake Mead
“I just don’t think it’s wise to teach predators they need to come around man for food.”
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'Goodwill' yoga and donation-based spirituality
Sweaty bodies, colorful mats and hard-to-pronounce poses—or “asanas,” as they say—they're all part of the multibillion-dollar yoga industrial complex.
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Avoiding nudity at AVN's porn convention is a challenge to say the least
A photographer covers the Adult Entertainment Expo for the first time.
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Strip casinos go all out for the Year of the Horse
What's 9-feet-tall, 800 pounds and lives at the Wynn?
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Hot Spots: RL Grime at Surrender, Hyde's anniversary party and more
Also, calling all local winos! Lee's puts on a Bordeaux tasting.
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Rose. Rabbit. Lie. lives up to the Cosmo's 'right amount of wrong' mission
The "grand social experiment" features multiple rooms, an Absinthe-like show and more.
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A mixed drink for made men? Mob Bar's hottest drink isn’t what you’d expect
Bugsy probably didn't sip martinis with sugar rims, but you can!
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Nightlife news & notes: Wet Republic's DJ lineup and more
Also, Beacher's Madhouse severs ties with AMG.
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Album Review: Mogwai's 'Rave Tapes'
Translating live power onto records continues to be a struggle for Mogwai.
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Las Vegas artists and the story the Barrick could tell
“There are really great artists who have come through here."
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Mapping impermanence at Jevijoe Vitug's 'Terra Infirma'
Claiming the ephemeral
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When Falling in Reverse meets Escape the Fate, fans line up for their favorites
The two bands' "buried the hatchet" Saturday night at House of Blues, but would their loyal supporters?
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Album Review: Against Me!'s 'Transgender Dysphoria Blues'
Talk about a triumphant transition ... Laura Jane Grace is your new punk queen.
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Album Review: Warpaint's eponymous release
The LA psych-rock girl gang returns with a more keyboard-oriented sophomore effort.
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Five thoughts from Joan Jett's January 18 show at Eastside Cannery
Only glam-rockers and professional wrestlers can get away with wearing black leather/pleather/vinyl/whatever body suits.
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Five thoughts from Dwarves' January 18 show at LVCS
If you take it personally you just don’t get it.
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'The Invisible Woman' is slightly dull, but ultimately worthwhile
Finally, Charles Dickens' mistress gets her much-needed due.
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Kinnear elevates 'Rake' slightly above the usual mediocre legal drama
Another flawed TV character—who would have guessed?
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'Gimme Shelter' nothing more than a heavy-handed public service announcement
But at least it has horrible acting.
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'Shatner's World' proves a captivating evening at the Smith Center
Hey, he was Denny Crane. He's got our attention.
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Peggy Plots Your Planets
Moon in Scorpio
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Michael DeForge’s 'Ant Colony' is a dark, penetrating achievement
The cartoonist works as a designer on Cartoon Network's Adventure Time.
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Putting the new book service Oyster to the test
Chuck Twardy dives for pearls--in this case, a little-known Kurt Vonnegut piece.
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'The Invisible Woman' is slightly dull, but ultimately worthwhile
Finally, Charles Dickens' mistress gets her much-needed due.
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'Gimme Shelter' nothing more than a heavy-handed public service announcement
But at least it has horrible acting.
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New ownership and chef spark fresh flavors at Elements
This cozy southwestern kitchen and bar has made slight changes with positive results.
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Warm up with Trevi’s lamb Bolognese
Chef Peter Scaturro’s take on this dish blends fresh flavors into a hearty meal.
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Three bites to try at Container Park
Dining options abound at the Downtown mini-mall. Start your snacking tour with these dishes.
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Echo & Rig chef Sam Marvin on restaurant reinvention
Formerly of Piero's and LA's Bottega Louie, this restaurant veteran takes a measured approach to the business of food.