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UNLV’s Paul Oh on robot companions and artificial creativity
"Flying used to be this fantasy. We’ve realized it. Going to the moon. Going underwater in the deep. But people have yet to get the robot of their dreams."
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Flying rock musicians! Outtakes from a Weekly photo shoot
Not all great ideas see the light of day.
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How to do AVN right: Make the most out of your day at the porn convention
You know you’ve been dying for some homemade, organic sex butter, don’t be shy ...
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How to tell if your girlfriend is a trained assassin
Just to be sure, sleep with one eye open
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ESPN’s Sal Iacono has become a football-gambling star, right under the NFL’s nose
“I guess, because I was winning, they let a lot of it slide, and there haven’t been complaints so far, as far as I know.”
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Musical chairs: The grab for headlining DJs is in high gear on the Strip
Questions abound as nightlife’s trade season continues.
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Battle of the No. 1 singles: How does Mimi stack up to other Vegas headliners?
Is Mariah on top, or did Elvis or Celine churn out more No. 1 hits?
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For Carnage, life’s a feast: From bites to beats, variety suits the DJ/producer
The beat-slinger takes the booth at Marquee this weekend.
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Epyk Entertainment provides an alternative to the megaclub scene
The crew hosts a disco-themed Funk Winter party this weekend. Get the deets here!
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Nightlife News & Notes: Armin van Buuren, Krewella and more on Omnia’s DJ lineup
The upcoming Caesars club released its roster today. Plus, underground sound party After celebrates its first anniversary early next month.
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Troy Heard wants to change what theater means in Las Vegas
Troy Heard, theater rebel: The man generates material at a ferocious rate, and seems fearless when it comes to experimenting with old and new. Right now, that means trying fresh ways of engaging audiences.
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The next wave of Vegas music: 10 acts to hear this year
From brooding country to sunny psychedelia, dancey R&B to matte-black punk, local artists that will make you sit up and listen.
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Trust Us: The Manny Pacquiao documentary, an Elvis vs. Elvis tribute night and more
The King or Costello? You don't have to choose at the Bunkhouse this weekend.
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Rainn Wilson solves crimes rudely in 'Backstrom'
He's TV's latest misanthropic jerk who solves mildly interesting cases.
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Spike Lee's obtuse, ponderous vampire film
His crowdfunded remake of a cult vampire movie confounds.
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Free Will Astrology
You will start going creatively crazy very soon, Libra.
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'Cake' wallows in its own misery
Despite Jennifer Anniston's notable performance, this listless indie drama goes nowhere.
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One vapid show won’t slow gay visibility on TV
It’s a wonder they didn’t call it My Husband’s Completely Gay and He Won’t Shut Up About It.
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Belle and Sebastian's new album is down to boogie
It’s all so good that you likely won’t fixate on how removed it sounds from the calculated, baroque and wistful Belle and Sebastian of old.
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Fall Out Boy's sixth album is beautifully psychotic
The album sounds massive from a recording standpoint, with layer upon layer of sounds and styles piled within each song in a way that would make Queen jealous, yet never feels like overkill.
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Album review: Ryan Bingham's 'Fear and Saturday Night'
Bingham is a world-weary journeyman, playing roots music that’s equally comforting and fragile.
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Unsurprisingly, Sleater-Kinney makes its comeback album count
Like every Sleater-Kinney album, No Cities to Love sounds like nothing else that came before it in the band’s catalog.
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3 questions for SquidHat's third anniversary
The local record label celebrates with a two-day weekend showcase at the Double Down.
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Radio host Ira Glass’ Smith Center show dances into our hearts
A Serial nod, reused material and a Vegas tribute. But did he dance?!
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With neon tubes and mirrors, ‘Light Works’ makes you see and feel space differently
The immersive exhibition at Brett Wesley modulates light and space before the eyes.
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'Cake' wallows in its own misery
Despite Jennifer Anniston's notable performance, this listless indie drama goes nowhere.
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Spike Lee's obtuse, ponderous vampire film
His crowdfunded remake of a cult vampire movie confounds.
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'The Boy Next Door' is a bad-movie gold mine
If you're looking for a movie so bad that it's funny, this is your Boy.
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Dumpling King’s hearty, creative cuisine will stay on your mind
There’s something special about the food you grew up with.
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Off the Hook is a fresh catch at Flamingo Village
We didn’t know deep-fried scallops were a thing, but we're glad they are.
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The Weekly Interview: Tom’s Urban founder Tom Ryan
"Every dish on our menu, we took it through the ringer and decided we need to be able to tell a story behind it."
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All killer, no filler: Tom’s Urban isn’t messing around
Uncommonly big flavors help Tom's Urban stand out in the crowd.