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From ‘Austin Powers’ to Gap ads and ‘ShowStoppers,’ choreographer Marguerite Derricks has done it all
The choreographer extraordinaire talks working on Steve Wynn's ShowStoppers, researching for Showgirls and teaching Tom Cruise to spank some air booty in Tropic Thunder.
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EDC could balk if lawmakers up the entertainment tax
This is one party Nevada doesn’t want to see end.
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Disneyland for everybody: Debunking the myth of Las Vegas’ family-friendly ‘failure’
The fallacy of the failed “family-friendly” era is as absurd as it is infuriating.
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Dear Riviera, you’re breaking my heart
Like an old museum with a bad curator, the Riviera has its historic charm and bad updates.
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In the digital age, Las Vegas Phonograph Co. is keeping it analog
"It's like opening a box of oil" is not something you say about a CD player.
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Is Las Vegas really as transient as we think?
We've all heard it: "Everybody leaves Las Vegas"
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A recent arts study shows Las Vegas has some work to do
SMU's Arts Vibrancy Index aimed to determine the "hotbeds of America's arts and culture."
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Dim the lights for Tark: The Strip flips the switch to honor the hometown hero
Reports said that only eight people in history have been honored this way, with Tark joining the likes of JFK, Frank Sinatra and Elvis.
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Local teens engage in the sex-ed debate on ‘The Daily Show’
“Kids today have so many cute questions. Why do the doggies have tails? Why does the moon follow us? What’s a rusty trombone?”
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The new Siegfried and Roy Park will host public sculpture
Clark County's public art fund will be used for the first time for the project.
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Hot Spots: Pentatonix at Marquee, David Guetta at XS and more
Also, GBDC gets even more vibrant for the Color Run afterparty.
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LAX 2.0: A look at what’s new at the Luxor club after its recent renovations
Does the space boast a bigger dancefloor now? Find that—and all the deets—here.
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Producer/DJ Michael Woods pairs his relocation to the Valley with a new Life residency
The Brit beat-slinger on why he made the move, the vibe of his Tequila Nites residency and more.
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Trust Us: UNLV basketball, ‘The Vagina Monologues’ and more
Also, Flight Facilities at Brooklyn Bowl.
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‘The Sculptor’ shows Scott McCloud thinking and illustrating with real depth
A complex story with a powerfully compelling central character.
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Five thoughts: Dr. Dog (House of Blues, February 21)
The Philadelphia sextet can really grove live.
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David Duchovny tries to tell too many stories in ‘Holy Cow’
The pieces of this puzzle don’t quite fit together.
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The Weekly interview: Howlin Rain frontman Ethan Miller
"I did feel a little bleak, after the band had dissolved and we were done with the major-label deal. I was just kind of standing there with a few poetry books and a guitar."
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Nevada Conservatory gives ‘Six Characters’ new life
A play within a play and the audience is given a front-row seat to the creative process.
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Despite genuine laughs and clever presentation, Off-Strip’s latest suffers from unevenness
Timing and mechanics matter as much as mood in comedy as well as horror.
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Machine Head and In Flames prove heavy music is alive and well
Can a show's success be judged by its moshpit?
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Art exhibit: Satellite Contemporary’s ‘Heroes’ taps into art mentors from around the world
Artistic affinity remains at the secret center of most art making.
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Professional wind ensemble the Desert Winds premiere a work this weekend
The group features a number of music teachers and professional musicians from around town.
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Film review: Will Smith and Margot Robbie are grifters in love in ‘Focus’
The movie’s first half is playful and sly, ending with a small but satisfying twist.
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Drake‘s ‘If You’re Reading’ marks the end of a chapter—and sets up the next
The album was originally meant to be released as a free mixtape.
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Rayner plays ‘punk that grew up and got emotional’
Rayner brings emotion to new music, and new energy to the scene.
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Will Forte navigates the post-apocalypse as ‘The Last Man on Earth’
If you like your comedy on the darker side, this one's for you.
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Film review: ‘The Rewrite’ avoids typical rom-com pitfalls
Hugh Grant and Marc Lawrence team up for something that's actually enjoyable.
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Film review: Will Smith and Margot Robbie are grifters in love in ‘Focus’
The movie’s first half is playful and sly, ending with a small but satisfying twist.
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Film review: ‘The Rewrite’ avoids typical rom-com pitfalls
Hugh Grant and Marc Lawrence team up for something that's actually enjoyable.
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Will Forte navigates the post-apocalypse as ‘The Last Man on Earth’
If you like your comedy on the darker side, this one's for you.
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TV review: Cop drama ‘Battle Creek’ explores familiar territory
Vince Gilligan is involved, but don't expect a 'Breaking Bad'-type phenomenon.
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Sinatra still ranks among the Strip’s best Italian restaurants
The food at Wynn resorts will always be fancy, and we wouldn’t want it any other way.
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Talking burgers and more with rising star chef Christina Wilson
Christina Wilson winner moved from Gordon Ramsay Steak to BurGR last year.
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Billy’s adds its barbecue style to the scene
At Billy's, pork is put on a pedestal courtesy of a “competition-style” rub that uses many flavors stacked together.