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PoetThere’s probably no better way to definitively turn off someone iffy about poetry than with the grim phrase, “April is National Poetry Month.” If there’s anything that refuses to dovetail with a didactic, institutional awareness campaign, it’s poetry.

Room with a you:Ordinary doesn't live hereEvery picture tells a storyHeld firmly in placeExperimenting with natureShe’s a little bit symphony; he’s a little bit rock and roll.The first two things you notice when you walk into the home of Warwick Stone and Bethany Swain define their guiding design intention.

Freshen up the warm months with this season's liveliest floral designs. Photography by Robert John Kley.

When the new Godzilla opens next month, it will feature several scenes set in Las Vegas. But not all of them.

Listen to our sound advice for functional — and fun — fashions for this summer’s many music festivalsWoodstock was all about peace, love and music — but some of those hippies knew how to dress, too. Free People New Romantics Delphine Dress, $228, Free People in the Fashion Show Mall.

Post-op stomach infections kill thousands, but UNLV chemist Ernesto Abel-Santos and his team just might tame the beast in the belly. A nurse wakes you up in the hospital; the doctor wants a word.

The Tamale Boat at Al’s Beef 6840 W. Sahara Ave.

Does neon still have a home in the changing Las Vegas lightscape? Not much anymore — but it shouldWhen people close their eyes and think of Las Vegas, their mind may light on a chilled cocktail, a statuesque showgirl, a pair of tumbling dice — but the background is always neon. Luminous streaks and flourishes of red and blue, canary and emerald, cerulean and magenta flashing and fading against a velvet-dark background.

April's dining events you don’t want to miss Brasserie, Burgers, and OystersApril 9. This upscale version of a backyard barbecue is inspired by both Parisian bistros and the famed Comme Ça Burger.