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15th Anniversary Issue

Want to know the best place to have sex in a car? Just ask a cabbie. Looking at Weekly’s first awards attempt, the Cabbie’s Choice Awards

The 15th Anniversary Issue: A look back at the covers and stories that defined <em>Las Vegas Weekly</em>. The evolution of the Weekly cover

From bloody shears to a sexy bodice, our cover treatments of Vegas' favorite political couple. The Goodmans as cover models, a retrospective

Test your Las Vegas Weekly IQ with this little quiz. Quiz: How well do you know the Weekly?

The Italian entrepreneur told <em>Weekly</em> about his vision to reinvent the Las Vegas casino experience in a 2008 issue of the <em>Weekly</em>. We check back in with Boccardi for our 15th Anniversary Issue. What ever happened to: Fabrizio Boccardi

They placed an ad in our classifieds—when we had classifieds. The Weekly helped the Killers come together

Expect a soaring, unscripted night for <em>Las Vegas Weekly</em>'s 15th Anniversary Party! We’re having an anniversary party and you’re invited

The Rem Koolhaas-designed space was almost as audacious as Bilbao’s celebrated Frank Gehry-designed museum. Remembering the Guggenheim

Some of his least-favorite movies might surprise you. Maybe Josh Bell really does hate everything: A look back

<em>Weekly</em> checks in with the immigration activist for our 15th Anniversary Issue, three years after she shared her personal experience for our December 23, 2010 What ever happened to: Astrid Silva

It is impossible that this story be about anything other than a 3 ½-minute trick in the <em>Penn & Teller </em>show. It is a very beautiful trick that can’t be fully conveyed with words because it looks so simple: Teller makes a ball come to life. A man, a ball, a hoop, a bench (and an alleged thread)… TELLER!