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September 6-September 12

The Intersection

When the end comes, Survival Expo attendees will be ready

Everything you need to survive planetary disaster, including beef jerky. more

Weekly Q&A: Artist Jevijoe Vitug talks controversy and compassion

While superstar artists in the art world are being packaged as art brands by large global corporations and often being sponsored by global mega-banks, start-up ... more

Conversation Starters: Porn props and waxing about Lance Armstrong

Also, Michael Phelps is WAY too honest more

If They Mated: Holly and Pasquale

Somewhere out there, Hef just got the shivers. more

Anybody else hear those bells?

The noisy Strip can drown out Bellagio’s bells. more

Fashion’s Night Out with Patricia Field

Dear Patricia. I see beautiful clothes and accessories for miles, but I don’t see a lot of style. more

Downtown desperately needs more trails, but don’t hold your breath

There’s a long-range plan for trails downtown, but where’s the money going to come from? more

Politics on social media: Do we know too much about our friends?

Facebook, Twitter and the like have kicked open all kinds of private doors. more

Japan will resume exporting its beef to the U.S.—but will anyone notice?

The luxury item has been suspended since April 2010. more

As We See It

Nightlife

Hot Spots: Hope Solo at Chateau, PBR Rock Bar’s anniversary and more

Also, get lit Under the Neon Lights at Neonopolis or catch Outasight at 1 Oak. more

Nightlife News & Notes: Phelps takes the cake at Encore Beach Club and more

Also, karaoke at Ellis Island and Marquee in GQ. more

Hyde proves to be the perfect party for Labor Day Weekend

Plus, cat masks and Tommy guns. more

Redfoo goes stage-to-pool to cap LDW

Snapping pics of the LMFAO star is always exciting. more

The story of the original margarita, as told by Hussong’s Cantina

Some people claim that there’s a woman to blame. more

Nightlife

Arts & Entertainment

2012 Fall A+E Guide: Books

A controversial dictionary and posthumous goods from DFW and Vonnegut. more

My list: Weekly designer Corlene Byrd digs through the Killers catalog

She’s contributed, musically, to three of the band’s albums. Here are her thoughts on a few cuts more

Q&A: Bay Area garage-rocker Ty Segall

He headlines Neon Reverb’s kickoff party, September 11 at the Bunkhouse. more

On the dawning of Vegas’ new neon age

Neon is to Las Vegas what jazz is to New Orleans. more

Margaret Cho, Ironman World Championship and other things to do and see in Vegas

Trust us on these awesome weekend events. more

Celebrate gay pride, the LGBT community and its progress at Las Vegas Pride

Get all the details on this year’s parade, festival and more. more

CD review: Animal Collective’s ‘Centipede Hz’

Your reception of the album will largely depend on your tolerance for strangeness. more

Community kick(start)s in to help performers produce their dream

Contributors to the production will see their names in the show credits. more

Troy Gillett’s installation invites you to explore—and contemplate

“Inner Sanctum” is on display at County Government Center through Oct. 5. more

Despite solid acting, Atlas Theatre’s ‘Closer’ fails to break our heart

Atlas Theatre’s Closer is, unfortunately, a bit farsighted more

CD Review: Cat Power’s ‘Sun’

Fresh, enveloping and affecting, Sun is a welcome return to form. more

Five things I wrote in my notebook at Aesop Rock

The trio doesn’t look like your stereotypical hip-hop group—they’re unkempt, slightly goofy and all white. more

Man and machine, united in art

Brian Henry’s series continues at Trifecta with Mens et manus. more

2012 Fall A+E Guide: Culture

Balanchine ballet to Cockroach Theatre. more

A&E

Screen

2012 Fall A+E Guide: Movies

There’s plenty of cinematic goodness in store for the rest of the year — oh, and more of Twilight, too more

2012 Fall A+E Guide: TV worth watching

Josh Bell watched 24 fall pilots so you wouldn’t have to. more

How well do you know James Bond? Take the Weekly quiz

Know your James Bond trivia? Prove it more

Bradley Cooper plays a dishonest author in ‘The Words’

Is the movie, too, a big cheat? more

Who was Ralph Lamb?

The subject of new NBC show ‘Vegas’ worked Army Intelligence during WWII. more

Sitcom ‘The New Normal’ is an inconsistent mess

The show offers a cartoonish portrayal of the lives of gay men. more

Interact with the Social Media Film Festival

Twittamentary to screen for free at Emergency Arts. more

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