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Los Angeles Magazine: Destination Las Vegas - Destination: Las Vegas

Travel America: Vegas on a roll - Vegas on a roll: the capital of glitz keeps adding new layers and now offers an easy way to get around

Travel & Leisure: Vegas Ups the Ante - Las Vegas has gone back to the basics: tempting people to find out what it means to be naughty--people like Walter Kirn. Here is one man's odyssey.

Lose Your Shirt: The Coolest Pools in Las Vegas - It's three o'clock on a blistering Nevada afternoon, and you're clinging to the edge of the craps table, praying this run of luck will continue. Do you know where your kids are? Your best bet: the pool.

Room Service: Which hotels are sure things? - The Las Vegas hotel room was once a notorious dud, with gaudy wallpaper and ugly furnishings (purportedly to drive guests into the casino as fast as possible). In the city's latest incarnation, though, sleek digs combine high–tech amenities and skyline views, and on some upper floors—once the sole dominion of penthouse–dwelling bigwigs—lounges offer wrap–around neon panoramas.

Inn Vogue: Hotels with celebrity-chef restaurants - It's been more than a dozen years since the Strip's first celebrity-chef eatery, Spago at Caesars Palace, opened to nay-saying and giggles. Who's laughing now? Some of the biggest names in the food world—Charlie Palmer, Bobby Flay, and Tom Colicchio, to name but a few—are chortling all the way to the bank as they take a crack, or two or three, at setting up shop in one of the country's few growing restaurant markets.

Renaissance Vegas Style - Quietly (for Las Vegas), the most changeable of cities has begun to treasure the past—From its own historic neon to Gauguin's Bathers.