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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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UNLV biding time, poised to pivot amid major conference realignment
The bombshell news that UCLA and USC are leaving the Pac-12 and joining the Big 10 in 2024 may not directly affect UNLV, but the ...
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Las Vegas-based website gives women a place to launch their TV dreams
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For multipronged social marketing campaign, Zouk Group in Las Vegas taps into its workers' star potential
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Write like an attorney: Class on lawyering process pushes UNLV's Boyd School of Law up national rankings
One of the required courses during a student’s first year at UNLV’s Boyd School of Law is “lawyering process,” a class heavy on legal writing. ...
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There’s a little less Elvis in Las Vegas today, but the pop-culture bond remains strong
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An unoccupied Palms space becomes a stage for Las Vegas culinary talent
Jolene Mannina, founder of Fremont East’s Vegas Test Kitchen lined up the chefs for these weekend pop-up experiences.
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Five for Fighting: What to watch at UFC 276 to cap International Fight Week
In the 10 years since the inception of the UFC’s International Fight Week, held annually around the Fourth of July in Las Vegas, the event ...
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What to do in Las Vegas this week (June 30-July 6 edition)
Ne-Yo, Ty Segall, Brian Newman, Jaye McBride, the wrestlers of WWE and more in this week’s Superguide.
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Ready for the Raiders: Projecting the 53-man roster with training camp nearing
Two weeks remain before all 90 players on the Las Vegas Raiders’ current at-capacity roster begin to show up at the team’s Henderson headquarters for ...
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How the Golden Knights' power play could look under Bruce Cassidy
The Golden Knights had their reasons to make a coaching change. No. 1 with a bullet might have been to address the lackluster power play.
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Touring Las Vegas’ many Elvis-related locations
If you want to walk in his footsteps today, take a right turn off the Strip onto Elvis Presley Boulevard and head for the Westgate.
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Oct. 1 survivors deliver 1,000 Comfort Cubs to Uvalde community
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Iliza Shlesinger leaves baby at home for her Aces of Comedy shows in Las Vegas
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Las Vegas Valley tavern WSKY serves up addictive bar food
The the Cuban Reuben piles up roast pork, corned beef, ham, provolone, pickles and mustard-laced sauerkraut.
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Perception digital art museum debuts on the Las Vegas Strip
The 17,000-square-foot venue launched earlier this month with ‘Leonardo: The Universal Man, which chronicles Leonardo da Vinci’s life and work.
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Inside the world of Omega Mart: a complete, multi-sensory experience
Omega Mart is a wild and eccentric ride.
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Las Vegas chapels work toward a new arrangement with Elvis Presley’s brand management
“Elvis services are a significant portion of our bookings,” says Michael Kelly, general manager of Downtown’s Little Vegas Chapel.