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Zoë Ligon—aka @Thongria—preaches body-safe sex products and indie retailers
The sex educator and owner of Detroit's Spectrum boutique brings her humor and expertise to AVN.
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Literary tour guide: Vegas-based writer Noah Cicero takes his fans on a journey
“Compared to my Ohio life, people are more positive here, more responsive to literary things.”
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HELP of Southern Nevada’s Kelly Robson has made homeless assistance a year-round mission
“We break down all the barriers that led them to become homeless, so they can become self-sufficient and sustain on their own.”
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Interim director Alisha Kerlin leads the Barrick Museum through its 50th anniversary celebration
"When someone who’s not used to looking at art is in a tour here at the Barrick and you see that light bulb go off, ...
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Looking to elope? Flora Pop founder Victoria Hogan can plan it out
"I try to make it as easy as possible. Elopements should be really simple, and they can be really beautiful."
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Talking edibles with chef and chocolatier Madeline Rubidoux
"This opened up an opportunity for me to be able to use my craft and help people with their medical conditions."
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The Weekly Interview: Live Nation Las Vegas president Kurt Melien
"People know now they can see great artists in beautiful shows and frankly, that’s the most compelling content."
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Steve Aoki on his documentary, getting personal and building from the underground
I'll Sleep When I'm Dead is worth watching whether you're an Aoki fan or not.
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Choreographer Mandy Moore on building on ‘Fantasy’ and working with kids on ‘So You Think You Can Dance’
The four-time Emmy-nominated choreographer keeps busy with TV's most popular dance shows.
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One drink with retiring journalism professor Mary Hausch
It was time for a cocktail with UNLV's beloved journalism professor.
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Harrison House takes its rightful place on the National Register of Historic Places
The Historic Westside destination was a boarding house that became a safe haven for black Boulder Dam (now Hoover Dam) construction workers.
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Scenes from a Las Vegas IKEA grand opening
Nothing short of a spectacle was expected. The 40-minute left-turn wait on Durango Drive heading to the Las Vegas Ikea was understandable.
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If violence begets violence, the national mood explains a lot
Why is local violence on the rise?
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Welcome to Palms Station? Our ideas for the off-Strip hotel’s next chapter
Once the acquisition is complete, what will Station Casinos do with the Palms? Naturally, we have a few ideas.
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A&E
Nicki Minaj, in Las Vegas tour stop, solidifies reign as the Queen of Rap
From the start of her concert Friday at T-Mobile Arena, Nicki Minaj made it clear that, indeed, she is the Queen of Rap.
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UNLV
Mountain West tourney looms as UNLV drops finale at UNR
UNLV went into Saturday’s season finale in Reno with championship hopes, but after falling at UNR, 75-65, the Scarlet and Gray will have to settle ...
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Business
Nevada in position to make most of boom in manufacturing
The more manufacturing that’s brought to Southern Nevada, the more it will shield the region from the economic “ebbs and flows” of recessions and pandemics ...
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A&E
New York-New York’s Celtic Feis celebration is back and bigger for St. Patrick’s Day
The 21st annual Celtic Feis will have an expanded staging area on the Strip's version of the Brooklyn Bridge.
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Education
Breaking clay pigeons and stereotypes: New youth trapshooting league opens in Southern Nevada
At the Clark County Shooting Complex in the far northwest corner of the Las Vegas Valley, a new youth trapshooting league is taking shape. It’s ...
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Sports
Marchessault's hat trick lifts Golden Knights to 5-3 win over Red Wings
Jonathan Marchessault scored three times, including the go-ahead goal with 2:44 left, to help lead the Vegas Golden Knights to a 5-3 victory over the ...
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News
Number of unhoused veterans in Las Vegas increased over 60% in 2023
Las Vegas has the second largest number of unhoused veterans in the United States, only trailing Los Angeles. Nevada also saw a 45% increase ...
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A&E
‘RuPaul’s Drag Race Live,’ New Edition and more Las Vegas showbiz news
“RuPaul’s Drag Race Live” celebrated its 700th show at Flamingo Las Vegas on March 9, further cementing its status as one of the most popular ...
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Sports
Annual barrage of college tournaments brings big-time ballin' to Las Vegas
Las Vegas takes its annual place as the center of the college basketball world during conference tournament week from March 13 through March 16.
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Sports
Game day: San Diego State edges UNLV in overtime
San Diego State closed overtime on a 5-0 run to steal a victory over UNLV, 74-71, in the Mountain West quarterfinals. UNLV scored the first ...
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Art
Sphere celebrating young Las Vegas artists with design contest
Las Vegas community members will have the opportunity to see their artwork displayed on the Exosphere — the viral outer shell of the Sphere that ...
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Sports
Raiders release four veterans including Garoppolo, Renfrow
The Raiders’ roster makeover continued with the official start of the 2024-2025 NFL league year Wednesday afternoon. New general manager Tom Telesco and now permanent ...
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Sports
Christian Wilkins embodies the revitalized ‘Raider Way’
The Philadelphia Eagles became one of the best offensive teams in the league en route to a Super Bowl appearance two years ago but their ...
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Sports
Does UNLV have a path to win the Mountain West tournament?
If there is one thing this UNLV team has proven it can do, it’s beat good teams. The inverse is also true — there were ...
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A&E
What to do in Las Vegas this week (March 14-20, 2024 edition)
Fremont Street’s ShamRock Bash, Sebastian Maniscalco, Deap Vally, Twice, London Elektricity and more in this week’s Superguide.
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Sports
Raiders' free agency: Busy day brings Wilkins, Minshew to town; Jacobs headed to G.B.
The Raiders wasted no time putting their ample cap space to use to begin the NFL’s legal tampering period. Las Vegas agreed to contract terms ...
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Features
Pay to play: Youth sports have become an expensive, stressful burden on families
There’s a misconception that young athletes need to focus only on one sport or have their families excessively invest in specialized training to succeed.
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Sports
Weekend wagers: Ten bets to make including four on March Madness
The wall-to-wall slate of games from the last three days diminishes leading up to the selection show this weekend, but there’s still a few places ...
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Gaming
NCAA Tournament opening odds: March Madness begins wildly
The betting favorite prevailed in only a little more than a fourth of the conference tournaments — nine out of 34. ...