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How to do Vegas in your 50s, 60s, & 70s

How to do Vegas in your 50s, 60s, & 70s

Thursday, June 9, 2016 ♦
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This is for all you cool cats who bummed smokes from your Old Man’s slug bug. For all you foxy mamas who remember going steady with that dreamy upperclassman who liked to cruise down the main drag. You may have grown up a long time ago, but baby you’re a…
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Here’s your summer pool concert list in Las Vegas

Here’s your summer pool concert list in Las Vegas

Friday, May 13, 2016 ♦
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Love the water, but can’t stand the heat? You don’t have to endure scorching summer temperatures or even a crazy nightclub pool party if that’s not your thing. You can enjoy a full-length concert at night at the pool. We also love how it’s 80 degrees at night during the summer months. So…
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Kabuki lands at Bellagio Fountains with a splash

Kabuki lands at Bellagio Fountains with a splash

Monday, May 2, 2016 ♦
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Don’t you just love when ancient traditions find their way into the middle of cutting edge technology? If you have no idea what I’m talking about, you’re not alone. That rarely ever happens, unless you’re in the neon glow of Las Vegas. In a repeat of East meets West entertainment,…
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This is how Vegas gets down on Cinco de Mayo

This is how Vegas gets down on Cinco de Mayo

Thursday, April 28, 2016 ♦
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¡Viva Mexico! It’s Cinco de Mayo! And what does that mean? We’re marking the victory of Mexican troops over the French during the Battle of Puebla, NOT celebrating their Independence Day (which is in September). And how are we doing it? By throwing the madre-load of parties so you can…
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Roadside attractions in Vegas

Roadside attractions in Vegas

Friday, April 22, 2016 ♦
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It’s safe to say that Vegas, by definition, could be considered its own roadside attraction. It’s in the middle of nowhere, not all that easy to get to and definitely a bit of an oddball. The truth is, we can’t really use the traditional definition so we’ve scoured the city…
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Kabuki returns to Las Vegas for an encore production

Kabuki returns to Las Vegas for an encore production

Tuesday, April 19, 2016 ♦
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Just when we thought we couldn’t love the Fountains of Bellagio any more than we already did, they produced something so over-the-top last year that we couldn’t help but want their name tattooed on our hindquarters. If you’ve been having withdrawals, then I’m happy to report the powers that be heard our…
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What to do on your first trip to Vegas

What to do on your first trip to Vegas

Wednesday, April 6, 2016 ♦
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Hey Vegas Virgin! Yeah, I’m talking to you. For one reason or another, you’ve yet to step foot in this wild and crazy town, but sooner or later, you’ll cave and come see what all the hype is about. When you do, the first thing you want to know is that…
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On the cheap: Vegas tours for under $100

On the cheap: Vegas tours for under $100

Wednesday, March 16, 2016 ♦
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Just because you can spend a mortgage payment on tours while you’re in Vegas, doesn’t mean you have to. Consider us your fiscally responsible friends who always watch your back. Here are 18 tours that you can actually afford to check out, all for under $100. The Strip Cost: $37-$99 Think you…
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An unlikely photo opp: Las Vegas parking garages

An unlikely photo opp: Las Vegas parking garages

Wednesday, March 9, 2016 ♦
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Some of the most underappreciated Vegas photo attractions are – wait for it – parking garages. You probably don’t think there’s much to see in a parking garage, and that’s totally untrue, especially if you’ve ever watched a Vegas episode of “COPS.” JK. The rooftops are actually great places to…
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Springing to life in Death Valley

Springing to life in Death Valley

Thursday, February 25, 2016 ♦
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Last fall the torrential rains had a devastating effect on the barren topography in Death Valley. The flash flooding that hit the region caused more than $20 million dollars in damages, washing away parts of the road that lead to our beloved Scotty’s Castle, closing it for the foreseeable future. But…
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