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Weekly Q&A: Life Is Beautiful organizer Rehan Choudhry is already busy planning next year's festival
He's exhausted, but extremely excited about the future.
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Vegas-inspired Halloween costumes: Don't be a zombie. Riff on an icon instead!
We live in Las Vegas, party people! There are costume ideas all around you.
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First impressions of Downtown's new Market
Downtown's new grocery store is what it is—and that might be enough.
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Lonnie Hammargren’s famous open house is back—maybe for the last time
The former lieutenant governor has pieced together quite the display over the past few decades, using eccentric items like hotel signage and a Discovery space shuttle model.
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A war of words and wheels: The Uber battle has begun
With hurdles to overcome, will the ride-share system emerge successful?
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DIY haunted house: One man's quest to bring the spooky to the people
Home is where the haunt is on Downtown's 16th Street.
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What we learned from an astronaut at Barnes & Noble
Going to the bathroom upside down (because it's fun), 16-hour shifts at the International Space Station and more.
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What your Halloween candy of choice says about you
Like Dots? You're a masochist.
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Art couture: Bellagio exhibits one of artist Nick Cave's wearable sculptures
The artist's button-covered "Soundsuit" is now on display.
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Bass music mogul Brillz explains the trap lifestyle
The DJ/producer returns to Vegas for the relaunch of Bassment at Body English.
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Free Will Astrology
Scorpio, beware the lessons of Breaking Bad.
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From scary movies to haunted houses, why do we like being afraid?
The answer may scare you.
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A haunted Vegas tour: Six spots where spirits are said to roam
Just in time for Halloween! Grab your audio recorders and UMF readers, it's time to contact the dead.
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Terrifying transformation: Making monsters at Fright Dome
"We scare because we care."
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Horror films that gave us the serious creeps
The movies that made us cry, hide and run to our cars. Happy Halloween.
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Trust Us: A comic book festival, NBT meets Cirque, and a holiday cooking boot camp
And a Thee Oh Sees show at Beauty Bar.
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Film review: 'Before I Go to Sleep' can't support the weight of its ridiculous twists
What a waste of three great actors.
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TV review: HBO's 'Olive Kitteridge' just drowns in misery
Seriously, can someone maybe smile once in a while?
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'Jonestown' fails as a whole, but has some impressively creepy moments
An undisclosed location. Only 20 audience members at a time. We're already scared.
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Second life: Was Life Is Beautiful able to one-up its successful debut?
The inaugural festival succeeded largely on the strength of surprise. This time, there could be no replicating that initial burst of wonder.
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The Weekly interview: Erasure's Andy Bell
Yes, he will be wearing a costume. No, he won't tell you what it is.
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Steeped in academia: Considering Barrick Museum’s ‘Panorama’
Academia is both a boon and bane to artists’ careers.
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'Run the Jewels 2' finds Killer Mike and El-P going even grittier
The follow-up disc sounds like what you’d expect of two titans combining contrasting lightning bolts: high-powered, excessive, brilliant and destructive.
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Album review: Rancid's '...Honor Is All We Know'
It’s hard to be cynical about the gravel-punk band's first release in five years.
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Taylor Swift conquers a new genre on '1989'
The country-ish singer-songwriter goes completely pop on her latest release.
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Horror films that gave us the serious creeps
The movies that made us cry, hide and run to our cars. Happy Halloween.
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TV review: HBO's 'Olive Kitteridge' just drowns in misery
Seriously, can someone maybe smile once in a while?
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Film review: 'Before I Go to Sleep' can't support the weight of its ridiculous twists
What a waste of three great actors.
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Skip the movie and read the book with 'Horns'
A pariah accused of murdering his girlfriend wakes up with two devilish horns growing out of his head.
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'Listen Up Philip' mines comedy gold from awful behavior
Alex Ross Perry's film is reminiscent of Woody Allen and the recent Greenberg.
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Jake Gyllenhaal is brilliant in the unsettling 'Nightcrawler'
Nightcrawler isn’t a heavy-handed media satire. It’s a character study about a truly reprehensible character.
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Pot Liquor wants to dry rub and smoke its way to the top
Las Vegas has had its share of ambitious barbecue joints over the years, but this might be the one.
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Sipping on fizzy nostalgia at Retro Soda
Get an education in old-school sodas at this fun Fashion Show kiosk.
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Bite Now: Yassou’s Big Fat Gyro
The search for the perfectly overflowing pita sandwich leads to Yassou.