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March 18 - March 24

The Intersection

What you need to know about UNLV basketball

Let us prep you for the Rebels’ upcoming NCAA tournament game against Northern Iowa more

Stripping down Las Vegas(1 comment)

Talking with the director of Stripped, a different kind of Las Vegas movie more

Tea for 6,000(2 comments)

Nevada has embraced the Tea Party movement in a big way more

His name is Earl

Robert Earl arrived from—almost literally—another planet. more

Shakespeare + The Dude = ‘Two Gentlemen of Lebowski’

Sounds hilarious, but don’t get your hopes up. more

Random photo of the week

Lick that cone! more

The Help Desk

Mayor Goodman drops controversial proposal to mass-fire, rehire city workers. Says ruefully, “It’s just not convoluted and baffling enough”; vows to come back with “something ... more

As We See It

Nightlife

Hot child in the country

It’s only my second time on a bull, but “Hold on like hell” was not a difficult lesson to learn. more

The state of afterhours

Where’s the party at? More specifically, the party after the party? more

Kraving a convincing himpersonation?(2 comments)

Derrick Barry is the best Britney Spears impersonator in the world. He’s not the best male Britney impersonator; he’s the best overall. more

Pole dancing, according to Kendra Wilkinson

New mom Kendra Wilkinson will teach the sexy, healthy art of pole dancing at V Theatre’s Stripper 101 class. more

Now drink this: Fresh things!

Things are getting pretty fresh over at the Renaissance Hotel’s Envy Lounge… more

Nightlife

Arts & Entertainment

Three times a ‘Musical’

Listen up, gleeks, show queens and folks who just like musical theater a lot. more

Lit + art

What else do you need to know? more

WEIRD-EVENT-O-METER!

In this installment: Dinosaurs vs. a talking car more

Wrapping Reverb

Depending where you sit, Neon Reverb is either a can’t-miss party or a total nonentity. more

That’s aquatainment!

WET’s water features give gravitas to the Strip. more

Not big enough: “Union Atlantic” can’t quite fill its 21st-century canvas

To paraphrase one of the principal characters, a retired historian, Union Atlantic is an effort to portray “history’s reckless imagination” of the 21st-century world. more

Dray’s “No Picassos” traces the artist’s decade-long impact

Many Las Vegas residents are already familiar with San Francisco-based artist Andre Wilmore; they just don’t know it. more

“The Silence of the Clams” brings a jolt of campy energy to the local theater scene

Before heading to catch The Silence of the Clams, take this quick self-test: Do you laugh at vagina jokes? How about fart gags? more

“Hicksville”

An American journalist trying to write a biography of Dick Burger, the world’s most successful comic-book artist, journeys to Burger’s hometown, the mysterious little New ... more

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Repo Men(3 comments)

Repo Men takes a serious look at a world in which artificial organs are violently repossessed when people can no longer pay for them. more

ShoWest’s coolest offerings

A vending machine of the future and some good vibrations at the movie-theater industry’s annual trade convention. more

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