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Loaded question: In a world with guns, is there a right way to keep kids safe?- Some parents train their kids to handle guns. Others won’t even say the word. read article
Learning to kill at Front Sight- Piazza promises that students will leave the Front Sight course with “self-defense firearms training skills that surpass ... read article
Why they carry: Las Vegas gun owners speak their minds- From dancers to construction workers to photographers, firearm owners speak their minds. read article
The Intersection
A timeline of gun violence in Nevada since the Sandy Hook shootings- Nevada has seen more than its share of gun violence since the Newtown killings more
When guns take a son- “Joey was …” It’s the cruelest way for any parent to start a sentence. more
Tracking the guns impounded by Metro during 10 weeks- Not all guns that end up in the hands of Las Vegans stay there. more
- A guide to gun bill proposals in the Legislature
- From background checks to the abolishing permits, they run the gun gamut. more
Discussing the LGBT center’s Downtown move with program director Mel Goodwin- The Center celebrates its grand opening this Saturday. more
With bottle fraud in the news, we ask a sommelier what’s what- It’s easy to tell the difference between good and bad wine, but what about good and great? more
Share your voice this month with StoryCorps- The MobileBooth recording studio will be stationed at Downtown’s Centennial Plaza through April 27. more
Joe Downtown: With development creeping east, the Bunkhouse no longer feels far away- The Bunkhouse was purchased by the Downtown Project in January. more
- ‘Game of Thrones,’ ‘Absinthe’ and other things we’re thinking about this week
- Also, fantasy baseball, a great hike and hate-watching The Walking Dead. more
I do, plus pancakes: Denny’s Wedding Chapel is open for business- The pinnacle of American romance is now available at Neonopolis. more
Tony’s Teslas: Downtown Project to launch car sharing program- Get ready to see 100 Teslas scooting around Fremont Street. more
Teen tanning? Casting our vote on some recent bills and proposals- Also, where we stand on taxing Burning Man and betting on elections. more
American Vagabond brings indie style to Emergency Arts - New ideas in Downtown Vegas drew LA’s Daniella Capitano. more
Unica home store closing with a big sale- Stop by soon if you want to find the best deals. more
The Steven Brooks saga points to much bigger problems- The unfortunate truth is that story of expelled Assemblyman Steven Brooks, sad as it is, could have been even more tragic. more
Nightlife
Clubbing like a boss with Vegas nightlife icon Sir Gaga- Meet the man behind the zebra pants and plastic neckties. Sir Gaga has spent a dozen years clubbing up and down the Boulevard like it’s ... more
Creative Alliance introduces First Friday music series at El Cortez- Sessions was inspired by LA’s hole-in-the-wall indie-music scene. more
Hot Spots: Calvin Harris at Wet Republic, David Guetta at XS and more- Also, a poolside beer fest at Palms. more
Nightlife news & notes: ‘Absinthe’ celebrates 1,000 shows at Pure and more- Also, details on Hakkasan’s Preview Weekend and Grand Opening events. more
Mixologist Tony Abou-Ganim’s new book shows vodka in a new light- Check out one of the book’s recipes here. more
Arts & Entertainment
A country extravaganza, Cowtown’s anniversary and other stuff you’ll want to know about- Plus, Tigerbomb at Beauty Bar and Pyroclasm at Brett Wesley. more
CD review: Coastwest Unrest’s ‘High Times on Lowly Streets’- The record shines with confidence, cementing Coastwest Unrest as a band that’s here to stay. more
Caravels album ‘Lacuna’ finds the Las Vegans creatively focused- The record is energetic and meticulous, arranged to maximize dynamic contrast and emotional impact. more
Three exhibits to see at April’s First Friday- Intimate photographs of men, a ‘sleeping performance’ and more. more
Going Grand: Biking, toasting and gawking on a first trip to the Canyon- This actually might be the best time of year to hit the park. more
A walk down punk rock memory lane at Extreme Thing- What, did your teen years not include mosh pits and chipped teeth? more
‘The Mystery of Irma Vep’ keeps two LVLT actors extremely busy- Gothic horror meets lots of cross-dressing, and it doesn’t suck. more
Artist Erin Stellmon looks at Downtown changes in new exhibit at Trifecta Gallery- Stellmon steps away from the Strip—the focus of her Reign of Glass exhibit in 2010—to tackle the similar narrative playing out in the rest of ... more
The Weekly chat: Heart’s Ann Wilson heads to the Hall of Fame by way of Las Vegas- Heart plays at Green Valley Ranch Resort on April 5. more
Photographer Fred Mitchell exhibits a crash course at Government Center- Mitchell puts the audience in the position of witness, forced to look—really look—at the places where cars careen out of control. more
Chatting with Tegan and Sara’s Tegan Quinn- Tegan and Sara play Cosmo’s Boulevard Pool on April 10 with Portugal. The Man. more
Screen
Film review: ‘Evil Dead’- Just what we need: Another pointless remake more
Film review: ‘Ginger & Rosa’- Great performances in a so-so film more
TV review: ‘Vice’- HBO’s news magazine is off to a great start more
Six burning questions for the sixth season of ‘Mad Men’- Will Peggy return to Sterling Cooper Draper Price? more
TV review: ‘Hannibal’- Despite its central character, this is a pretty weak show more
Taste
- A conversation with ‘Chef of the Century’ Joel Robuchon
Healthy eating is the future, sushi has dethroned pizza and nothing beats great bread.- Zen and the art of curry concoction
Small curry house has a simple, fun menu.- Three new Chinatown restaurants you should check out
Eat your way through a kushi-age spot and new Shaanxi and Shanghai restaurants.
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Caravels album 'Lacuna' finds the Las Vegans creatively focused
- The record is energetic and meticulous, arranged to maximize dynamic contrast and emotional impact.
Read more... - CD review: Coastwest Unrest's 'High Times on Lowly Streets'
- The record shines with confidence, cementing Coastwest Unrest as a band that’s here to stay.
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CD review: The Strokes' 'Comedown Machine'
- It ain't no Abbey Road.
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Featured Cocktail
Apr 10, 2013
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Sabrina Chapman
The 50 Shades of Rose cocktail at Fleming’s is simple and sexy
How about a super-simple cocktail perfect for that spring-summer romance? Fleming’s Prime Steakhouse & Wine Bar offers 50 Shades of Rosé ($10). Named after one of the hottest pop-culture phenomenons ...
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