With this new year comes a new opportunity to help Las Vegas Weekly recognize your favorite people, places and things across ...

Gemini, I invite you to specialize in tantalizing and unsolvable enigmas in the coming weeks. Your soul needs rich doses of ...

As music festivals jockey to stay afloat among rising production costs, one party in the desert simply won’t dry up. Planet ...

My first visit to the spot that would become the Neon Museum was on July 12, 2001, or so my photo archive tells me. On that day, I went to the Young Electric Sign Company’s (YESCO) “boneyard ...

Southern charm meets Vegas energy at Dawg House Saloon -- where the music's loud, the drinks are flowing, and the ...

Whether you’re a rocker looking to get in where you fit in or someone who likes their booze stirred with a splash of ...

Nevada’s shortage of doctors stems from a lack of residencies, three to five-year training programs that are required for ...

The restaurant owner says his goal is to make the list of The World’s 50 Best Restaurants, something no local venue in a ...

Tao Group Hospitality has left its luxurious stamp on too many concepts to count. The Tao touch is evident in all the little details: lush decor; intimate, if not outright sexy atmosphere; the ...

Like our own Fremont Street or “Glitter Gulch,” Tokyo has a little pocket once known as a red light district. Though prostitution was outlawed in Japan in the 1950s, people still stand in the ...

Lot's speakers, it was clear this was the real deal—icy, alienating and hypnotic, just like the band’s ambient sound.