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VegasTechFund startup billing itself as the first free financial adviser in the world
WiseBanyan works to minimize fees and hassle.
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Adventures in sex: With new exhibits, Erotic Heritage Museum aims to offer an interactive experience
A 10-foot vulva, a bicycle up for a Guinness record for World's Largest Sex Bike and more.
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The truth about those colorful cactus blooms
Cactus buyers are taking to online forums to lament venomously and quaintly about the deception.
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When it comes to rescuing pets trapped in cars, leave it to the authorities
“There is no permission from the police [for civilians] to break windows.”
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When sunglasses reveal at World Series of Poker
The reflection shows the landscape of the game.
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DJ Steve Aoki teams up with Metro for a 'Party Smart' PSA
Partying at the clubs this weekend? The DJ wants you to think twice about how turnt up you get.
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Downtown soul: Eat's Natalie Young continues to inspire, and not just with her delicious food
The chef and restaurateur talks her upcoming Chow eatery, her American Express commercial and why fried chicken and Chinese food make perfect sense together.
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Hot Spots: Lil Jon at EBC, a 'Playboy' Playmate search at Daylight and more
Plus: UFC parties and a midweek edition of Rehab.
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Las Vegas Tiki bar, The Golden Tiki, aims to remove you from reality
"Tiki bars are time machines... When you enter the front doors, you’re going to be teleported to another time."
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Juhl's new Classic Jewel lounge is a cozy Downtown gem
The new social space stitches together Fremont East and the Arts District.
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Nightlife News & Notes: Fizz kicks off its Deep House Affair, Drake's Marquee gig and more
Plus: Chumlee of Pawn Stars DJs and a '70s Prom at the Silverton.
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NBA Summer League, Brian Wilson & Rodriguez and other stuff to do this week
Plus: the World's Biggest Ping Pong Pool Party.
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Picasso’s prints offer a generous glimpse into the artist’s creative process
Bellagio exhibit highlights the evolution of Picasso.
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The Sinister Minister delivers his gruesome gospel
"Mystery Science Theater, but with a satanic priest.”
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'Amy' artfully explores the life and career of Amy Winehouse
The film is as much a celebration as an elegy.
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The 'Minions' struggle to carry their own movie
The little yellow pill-shaped creatures have become pop-culture staples, and the movie’s main purpose seems to be to further their ubiquity.
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Tennis mockumentary '7 Days in Hell' can’t quite claim victory
The HBO flick starring Andy Samberg exists in an odd middle ground between a feature film and an extended sketch.
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Film review: 'Self/less'
Director Tarsem Singh brought uncommon visual flair to past work but the look of Self/less is bland and anonymous.
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Examining the ways Billy Corgan and Marilyn Manson continue to embarrass themselves
The Smashing Pumpkins & Marilyn Manson play the Joint on July 10.
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TV review: 'The Jim Gaffigan Show' is familiar and inoffensive
It has the safe, middle-of-the-road quality of most CBS sitcoms, which makes it just right for TV Land’s mild reinvention.
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Album review: Failure's 'The Heart Is a Monster'
The album's immaculate pacing is a by-product of the band’s penchant for cinematic gravitas.
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Album review: Little Boots' 'Working Girl'
Little Boots mixes cheeky, clever lyrics with danceable beats and memorable hooks.
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Album review: Neil Young's 'The Montsanto Years'
The album's pairing with Lukas Nelson and Promise of the Real produce what might be Young’s finest work since 2012.
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The '80s are back! Local stages load up on nostalgic romps this month
You can't keep a good decade down. Dirty Dancing, anyone?
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These days, Kathy Griffin’s bite doesn’t live up to her bark
Earlier in her career, Griffin might have been shocking, but those days have passed.
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Free Will Astrology
Congrats, Sagittarius: You win the award for Most Catalytic Fun-Seeker and Intriguing Game-Changer of the Zodiac.
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'Amy' artfully explores the life and career of Amy Winehouse
The film is as much a celebration as an elegy.
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The 'Minions' struggle to carry their own movie
The little yellow pill-shaped creatures have become pop-culture staples, and the movie’s main purpose seems to be to further their ubiquity.
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Tennis mockumentary '7 Days in Hell' can’t quite claim victory
The HBO flick starring Andy Samberg exists in an odd middle ground between a feature film and an extended sketch.
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Film review: 'Self/less'
Director Tarsem Singh brought uncommon visual flair to past work but the look of Self/less is bland and anonymous.
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TV review: 'The Jim Gaffigan Show' is familiar and inoffensive
It has the safe, middle-of-the-road quality of most CBS sitcoms, which makes it just right for TV Land’s mild reinvention.
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El Dorado Cantina is too deliciously diverse to be overlooked
Traditional Mexico City-style cuisine that's next door to one of Las Vegas’ most popular gentleman’s clubs.
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Inside Hakkasan's surprising Tuesday wine tastings
"The food needs to choose the wine."