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If U.S. Sen. John Ensign has allowed any deep reflection to elbow through his mind these past two weeks, it must surely include something approaching the following: Thank you, God, for South Carolina Gov. Mark Sanford and his globetrotting penis.
Whoa. Did Vegas grow a political conscience overnight?
In a generalized Vegas music scene that still veers too easily and often toward stultifying sameness, relief came swift and unexpectedly this past weekend, and from both its high kingdoms: rock and dance.
An astonishingly quiet art exhibition is on view at the Winchester Cultural Center’s gallery space.
    
Inaction plan
THE first plan for West Las Vegas was published the year President Jimmy Carter took office, and sat on the shelf for 17 years. In... 
Johnny Casino will have to talk, sooner or later
U.S. Sen. John Ensign is still dodging questions. ... 
Life's a bitch
IF you like to spice your theatergoing with a dash of mystery and danger, Ernie Curcio's double-bill of Unfinished and Sundrops is just the ticket.... 
Off-Strip burger
THE hamburger has enjoyed a renaissance in recent years. High-end burger joints are popping up all over the globe (we have at least four in...
CityLife Picks
Today:Trickster [Art] Why not enjoy solar-powered art this afternoon near the ghost town of Rhyolite? That’s where Goldwell Open Air Museum’s Red... Trickster Always open; through July 9 Red Barn Art Center at Goldwell Open Air Museum (four miles west of Beatty at the base of Rhyolite) www.goldwellmuseum.org Free Tuesday: Mon Oncle Antoine [Film] Wednesday: Blacklist Royals [Rock] • More CityLife Picks
  
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