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  • Do People Care About Art in Las Vegas?

    Most people go to Las Vegas for gambling, free drinks, cocaine, and those nudie flyers they hand out in the street. Patrick C. Duffy, former president of the Las Vegas Art Museum is trying to change that perception, one tourist at a time.

  • I Tried to Take Part in a Star Trek World Record

    Star Trek conventions are always a sight to behold for their sheer eccentricity and spectacle, but this year's 12th Annual Official Star Trek Convention in Las Vegas was unique. They attempted to break the world record for the most Star Trek costumes...

  • Las Vegas Needs to Get Creative with Its Homeless Problem

    Las Vegas is sending their homeless people away with bus tickets and bottles of Ensure, but are there more creative solutions to this chronic problem? Sure there are! For instance, how about making the homeless into tour guides?

  • My Dead Grandparents Make My Mom Win Big in Vegas

    Two years ago my mother's mother, my baubie, suddenly passed away—and ever since, my mom’s been unstoppable at gambling. I’m a staunch atheist, and yet I'm pretty sure my dead grandparents have given my mom the power to win big in Vegas.

  • Stoya on Why Las Vegas and Megachurches Are the Pinnacle of Human Achievement

    Humans are by no means the only animal that engages in behaviors which do nothing to directly contribute to the survival of the individual or species as a whole. However, we do seem to do it harder than any other creature.

  • Giles Clarke Ventures into the Neon Underground

    In February, award-winning photographer Giles Clarke did a trip through the Las Vegas storm tunnels with Matthew O'Brien, an author and journalist who has lived in Las Vegas since 1997. We have the photos to prove it.