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Sex-ed for adults: Toyboxx is not your typical sex-toy store
While Toyboxx's gallery will transition into a retail space, it's already functioning as an offbeat forum for new ways to talk—and think—about sex.
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Lawfully odd: Considering other states' quirky bills, maybe Nevada isn't so weird ...
Naming the jackalope the state's official mythical creature? Really, Wyoming?!
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UNLV’s Nevada Institute of Personalized Medicine looks beyond ‘one-size-fits-most’ health care
NIPM is looking toward a future where genome sequencing will provide a "blueprint for effective treatment and disease prevention."
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No guided tour: A first look at SLS, months after the red carpet and media hype
"Sometimes even when the house loses, the neighborhood wins."
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Nightclub abs? The Cosmopolitan gets into alt-fitness
The 305 Fitness class, which combines a nightclub environment with high-interval training, recently landed at the hotel's pop-up space.
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In brief: A Downtown Grammys stage, the Wranglers are off the ice and more
Also, artificial bird adoptions (?!) at the Writer's Block.
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Chuck Cushinery is a music teacher—with Grammy noms, Carnegie Hall and an EDM Club on his résumé
The Clark High School orchestra director was again named a top-10 finalist for the Grammy Foundation's Music Educator Award.
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Overheard at: Another public meeting about Downtown
“A lot of money goes into promoting Las Vegas as just the Strip and not our community.”
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Is Vegas really the worst city for football fans?
According to one list, Murfreesboro, Tennessee and Las Cruces, New Mexico are better locations for football enthusiasts.
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Puppy Bowl pooch Keno honored with a City Hall fire hydrant dedication
But did he christen it in front of Mayor Goodman and all the spectators?
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Hot Spots: Arty at Surrender, Myon & Shane 54 at Marquee and more
Also, a wine- and beer-tasting fundraiser that supports Vegas PBS.
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Nightlife News & Notes: New off-Strip party promos, Omnia’s opening and more
Also, local trap/electro duo Caked Up signs with Steve Aoki's Dim Mak label.
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The Weekly interview: Indie singer-songwriter Zola Jesus
"My life is my art, and my art is my life."
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Album review: Bob Dylan's 'Shadows in the Night'
It’s a self-produced collection of pop standards associated with Frank Sinatra, recorded live with Dylan’s band without overdubs.
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Three TV spinoffs that actually lived up to their potential
The deadpan cartoon girl. The goodhearted vampire. The thing that made us love Heather Locklear.
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TV review: Spy drama 'Allegiance' pales next to its obvious inspiration
It burns through so much plot in the first three episodes that it seems to be exhausting its premise almost immediately.
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After the curtain call: 'OK, OK Variety' blends some of the Strip's top talent
The show features performers from Le Rêve, Mystère, Absinthe and others.
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Five thoughts: King Tuff (January 30, Bunkhouse Saloon)
The trio brought everything you’d expect—jokes about getting laid, diamond-sharp guitars and glittery, metallic solos …
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'Better Call Saul' is a breezy, darkly funny addition to AMC
As a guilty pleasure for those who miss Heisenberg and the gang, this show succeeds on just about every level.
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Ossum Possum takes it to another musical dimension
Saturday night’s show at the Beat began on a vaguely acoustic wavelength, with just a hint of harmonic neo-psychedelia.
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Local music road bumps: Vegas on the Mic goes dark, Acoustic Armory scrambles
If you hung out at Money Plays, chances are you noticed (or were part of) Vegas on the Mic.
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BBR’s fantastical ‘Alice’ is breaking theatrical rules at Vinyl
“Honestly, what they’re going to see is nothing they have ever seen before, let alone in Las Vegas. We wanted an adventure.”
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Free Will Astrology
Pisces: You will soon discover an important truth that you have never before been ready to grasp.
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Second Saturdays: New galleries put the art back in Emergency Arts
Downtown Las Vegas galleries team up.
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The Wachowskis’ 'Jupiter Ascending' is a beautiful disaster
Even after two box-office failures, the Wachoskis can still get a studio to pony up millions for an ambitious, effects-heavy sci-fi epic.
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How does the new SpongeBob movie measure up?
Kids, parents and stoners ... there's something for everyone in Sponge Out of Water.
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'Two Days, One Night' is a transportive experience
in a just world, the latest film from the Dardenne brothers would have been nominated for Best Picture.
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'Better Call Saul' is a breezy, darkly funny addition to AMC
As a guilty pleasure for those who miss Heisenberg and the gang, this show succeeds on just about every level.
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How does the new SpongeBob movie measure up?
Kids, parents and stoners ... there's something for everyone in Sponge Out of Water.
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The Wachowskis’ 'Jupiter Ascending' is a beautiful disaster
Even after two box-office failures, the Wachoskis can still get a studio to pony up millions for an ambitious, effects-heavy sci-fi epic.
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'Two Days, One Night' is a transportive experience
in a just world, the latest film from the Dardenne brothers would have been nominated for Best Picture.
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The modest new Sandwich Spot keeps it simple and delicious
Las Vegas is always in need of more great sandwiches, and this Spot fits the bill.
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Bite Now: Tortas at Pinches Tacos
In the global sandwich pantheon, the Mexican torta is vastly underrated.
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Seeking out deliciously different ramen
This is the perfect time of year for the ultimate Asian comfort food.
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Dining News & Notes: Updates on Fukuburger, Brian Howard, SLS
Also, Yelp's Top 100 Places to Eat features two Las Vegas restaurants among the top three on the list.