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CAC board wakes up the community, but where are the Guggenheims and the Rockefellers of Las Vegas?
When the 25-year-old Contemporary Arts Center announced Friday its plan to dissolve the organization, there was a palpable moment of silence from those hearing the news.
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Breaking down Metro's Best Dressed Public Safety Award
Apparently the LVMPD has the right to remain stylish!
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Can't hold it? Fast facts on Nevada's 'trucker bomb' problem
Apparently urine-filled plastic water bottles are a big problem on Northern Nevada's Interstate 80 ...
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Weekly Q&A: Former MMA fighter Gina Carano on her career as an action-movie star
The UNLV alum talks her latest film, a possible return to MMA and more.
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Snapshot storefront: Las Vegas Camera Club opens a space at ArtSquare
The club's Downtown space offers a multitude of services to members and interested patrons.
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Comparing Strip real estate with prices just around the corner
The Walgreens at Venetian and the Boulevard Mall—how do they compare?
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Hot Spots: Major Lazer at Encore Beach Club, Kaskade at Marquee and more
Also, beer and wine festivals. Time to get thirsty!
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Nightlife News & Notes: A Downtown DJ shop, remembering a house pioneer and more
Also, a weekend chock-full of dayclub openings headliners you won't want to miss.
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What's next for Marvel's movie and TV universe
With Captain America on everyone's minds, a look at other heroes on deck.
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Film review: 'In the Blood' thrives on action, not words
Carano's fighting is still her best attribute onscreen.
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Album Review: Cloud Nothings' 'Here and Nowhere Else'
The band's third album boasts more aggressive guitars and drums, speedier tempos and more prominent basslines.
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Cockroach’s presentation is solid, but attend 'Edmond' at your own risk
This version of Mamet's play moves quickly, but it's still about a man who destroys his own life in one night.
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We all scream for Extreme Thing
If you’re at Extreme Thing and you’re not head-banging, you’re not doing it right.
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TV review: AMC's 'Turn' is occasionally entertaining, but ultimately dull
It's kinda like warmed-over Hell on Wheels.
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TV review: HBO's 'Silicon Valley' has great jokes--but a weak plot
Mike Judge returns to workplace satire. We're in.
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Trust Us: 'Game of Thrones,' chocolate and baseball
And a movie that's sure to get everyone talking.
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The Weekly interview: Robert Randolph
The man, and his Family Band, take over Brooklyn Bowl this weekend.
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Concert review: Metallic heavyweights Deafheaven bring a joyful noise to LVCS
Live, it doesn’t just wash over you; it fills you with sound—at once heavy and peaceful and intense and triumphant.
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Five thoughts: ††† (March 28, Hard Rock Live)
The Deftones side-project has more digital elements, with electronic drums woven through bright tones, frequent bass chords and clean guitar
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What's next for Marvel's movie and TV universe
With Captain America on everyone's minds, a look at other heroes on deck.
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Film review: 'In the Blood' thrives on action, not words
Carano's fighting is still her best attribute onscreen.
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TV review: AMC's 'Turn' is occasionally entertaining, but ultimately dull
It's kinda like warmed-over Hell on Wheels.
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TV review: HBO's 'Silicon Valley' has great jokes--but a weak plot
Mike Judge returns to workplace satire. We're in.
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1900 Asian Cuisine is a brilliant microcosm of our Chinatown
From peerless soup dumplings to tongue-tingling Sichuan frog, this is can't miss Chinese cuisine.
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Great steak is a total commitment at Station Casinos
"If our customers are plopping down $100 or more for dinner, we better make sure every part of that experience is impeccable."
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Hiromaru brings creative flavors to the local ramen scene
Japanese celebrity chef Hironori Kawai's fusion-style noodles have arrived in Las Vegas.
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Streetcar Po-Boys delivers a true taste of New Orleans
The Big Easy has reached Vegas. Get ready for light and flaky rolls stuffed with fried seafood from the Gulf Coast.