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Talking all things 'Star Wars' with the Jedi Scouts
"Star Wars changed my life. It redefined playing."
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Despicability index: Cliven Bundy vs. Donald Sterling
It's a tough call, but guns plus anti-government hate, with a dash of racism, wins out.
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Fremont East bars unite for new Wednesdays Downtown street festival
Did we mention the drink specials?
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Vintage Vegas sites to check out during Historic Preservation Month
Check out the city's vintage gems during Historic Preservation Month, from a cathedral with stained glass casinos to a building that once served "notoriously rowdy railroad workers."
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Weekly Q&A: David Leibner wants to buy you a drink with his ItsOnMe mobile gifting app
You want to buy a round for your recently engaged friends in New York? No problem.
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SlotZilla adds silhouetted strangers to the Fremont canopy
The five-month wait is finally over!
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Downtown dance staple Soul Kitchen lives to see its pre-teen years
While most parties fizzle out around five years, the veteran underground house music night has been going strong for more than a decade.
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Nightlife News & Notes: Snoop's residency launches at Tao and more
Also, Delano's planned changes for THEhotel at Mandalay Bay, including a new name for Mix.
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Commercial EDM doesn't encourage bad behavior--we do
A defense of commercial dance music, after Anthony Bourdain pointed his finger towards the popular genre during a Vegas edition of Parts Unknown.
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Sample 100 tequilas at the Commissary (though maybe not in one sitting)
One tequila, two tequila, three tequila ... floor! Drink responsibly, party people.
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Strip spectacle, the desert and Tupac's death--Las Vegas through the artist's eye
The art of Las Vegas: How four local artists have interpreted and been impacted by this strange desert spectacle.
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Sonic flashback: The Pleasure Barons at Calamity Jayne's (March 6, 1989)
Mojo Nixon played “Debbie Gibson Is Pregnant With My Two-Headed Love Child” and “I Saw Jesus at McDonald’s.”
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Silencing the noise at CSN Fine Art Gallery
Print making as installation and subtle gestures
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Elizabeth Blau takes an interesting approach to landscapes at Brett Wesley
The artist's disarming ecological narratives aren't what one would expect from the familiar form.
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Album Review: Todd Terje's 'It’s Album Time'
There's plenty of payoff on this anticipated electronic record.
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Album Review: Lily Allen's 'Sheezus'
Musically and lyrically, this album is all about Allen sticking to her own unique path.
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Sin City Opera blends two works into one show—and it mostly works
The company mixes together two fairly modern operas revolving around the telephone: The Human Voice and The Telephone.
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Film review: 'Neighbors' is a high-concept failure
Way too much emoting, not enough laughs.
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Film review: 'Only Lovers Left Alive' is a beautiful ode to mankind's achievements
Oh, and it's full of vampires, too.
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Concert review: Mastodon satisfies its fanbase -- and then some
They played plenty of classics, plus a few great-sounding new songs.
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The Hard Hat reclaims some old Bunkhouse magic with its mobile outdoor stage
"It's like a Transformer."
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The Weekly interview: Jane’s Addiction’s Perry Farrell
He loves Las Vegas—and the Consumer Electronics Show.
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Free Will Astrology
Go spend some time having non-goal-oriented fun already, Aquarius!
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Film review: 'Neighbors' is a high-concept failure
Way too much emoting, not enough laughs.
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Film review: 'Only Lovers Left Alive' is a beautiful ode to mankind's achievements
Oh, and it's full of vampires, too.
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Vila Algarve delivers a beautiful take on Portuguese cuisine
With its obvious ties to Macau, Las Vegas was due for a great Portuguese restaurant.
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Sweets Raku does savory just as well as dessert
The artful Japanese dessert stronghold now offers an impressive lunch deal.
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Food truck expansion: Tacofest hits the road
Why run one food truck when you can have two?