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NIGHTS ON THE CIRCUIT: The Pride of Sin City
Getting wild on Girlbar and Krave during Pride week
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Mash-Up
Et Tu, Caesars?
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SCREEN
OVER THE HEDGE
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SORE THUMBS: New Mario Is Truly Super
It reminds you of why you play video games
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SCREEN
THE DA VINCI CODE
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A+E
All the ARTS+ ENTERTAINMENT You Can Eat
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CULTURE CLUB: United 93: Do You Feel It?
Maybe the film comes not too soon, but too late
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A Free Storefront of Their Own
Artists take over Henderson space—is it the start of something bigger?
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SCREEN
ONE PERFECT DAY
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IN PRINT: The Exile
Wole Soyinka on art and politics, life and death
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TASTE: Here's Your 'Cue
At Bird N Bones, they cook with a slow hand—the way barbecue should be
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COMICS: The Lonely Vampire
Surprisingly, being undead doesn't improve your love life
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Xania's Hot Spots
May 18-24
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Good Counsel?
The Council for a Better Nevada wants—what else—a better Nevada. Starting with its stand on decentralizing education, the council is ruffling quite a few feathers.
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NOISE: How I Got Uncool
It's Rob Halford's fault. And Freddie Mercury's. In honor of VH1 Rock Honors, a rock 'n' roll self-portrait
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SOUNDCHECK
Gnarls Barkley; RHCP; The Raconteurs
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Why My Allergies Feel Criminal
The government shouldn't monitor my Sudafed use
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NOISE: Howl
On the scene when Aussie phenom Wolfmother plays Vegas
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NOISE
Three Questions with Jamie Cullum
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GRAY MATTERS
News, observations, stray thoughts + medically supervised brain drainings about our city
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HOROSCOPE
Peggy Plots Your Planets
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TV: Falling Down on the Job
After 16 years, America's Funniest Home Videos retains its primal appeal
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HOT
Three simple letters, so many meanings. In honor of the arrival of triple digits, the Weekly offers four scorching pages of heat treatment.
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THE CONSUMER: Fetish Fun
The Basement will outfit you for the edge, and beyond
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Rainbow Coalition
Not quite. But MGM Mirage is blazing trails in diversity.
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LETTERS
Mash Notes, Hate Mail, Urgent Communiqués, Secret Messages, Thesis Pieces
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POP CULTURE: Idol Democracy
Finally, a race where your vote actually matters
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Hard-Boiled High
Brick recasts high school as noir thriller
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IN PRINT: All Gifts Are Tainted
Damaged people and their dubious grace notes populate D'Ambrosio's stories