Gators claim Northeast League title

Green Valley softball coach Lauren Taylor refused to consider the possibility that her team might lose Thursday.

Anthony finally might attain playoff payoff

In the NBA, reputations are made in the playoffs. Carmelo Anthony is an exception because he entered the league with star status and never has lost it despite rarely winning in the playoffs.

Pet Shop Boys, ‘American Idol’ tour, Matchbox 20 coming soon

Synth pop stalwarts the Pet Shop Boys hit The Joint at the Hard Rock Hotel on Oct. 11. Tickets start at $45 and go on sale at 10 a.m. today at The Joint box office, 4455 Paradise Road, and Ticketmaster outlets.

Dozens of restaurants participating in annual Epicurean Affair

The annual Epicurean Affair sponsored by the Nevada Restaurant Association is scheduled for 7 to 10 p.m. May 23 at The Pools at the Palazzo, 3325 Las Vegas Blvd. South, with almost 75 restaurants and purveyors participating. Proceeds benefit the educational programs of the Nevada Restaurant Association and NvRA Educational Foundation. Tickets are $105 for general admission, $155 for early admission (at 6 p.m.) and $190 for VIP. For tickets, visit NVRestaurants.com or call 414-9000. …

Busy DJ weekend includes Fedde Le Grand

Can you say, “Busiest club weekend ever”? I mean, really. Look at this starry DJ lineup at nightclubs and dayclubs on the Strip.

Forward momentum leads Paramore to The Joint

Paramore singer Hayley Williams’ Doritos-orange hair is more subtle than the singer is on her band’s latest self-titled record, where she addresses the acrimonious split with a pair of former bandmates, who ditched the group and essentially labeled them record company automatons.

Mandatory arts subsidy

Comprising a majority of the Las Vegas City Council’s recommending committee, Councilmen Stavros Anthony and Bob Coffin on Tuesday voted against a proposal from Councilman Bob Beers to get rid of a mandate that 1 percent of the city’s capital improvement budget be spent on public art.

Badly needed pension reforms dead – again

When Republican Gov. Brian Sandoval called for yet another study of the Nevada Public Employees’ Retirement System — one that won’t wrap up until the current legislative session is over — he signaled he had no appetite to take on the issue before his re-election campaign, if ever.

Team Ford aids Habitat’s A Brush with Kindness

A local family living in a decaying home in a neighborhood behind the College of Southern Nevada’s Cheyenne campus was recently the beneficiary of A Brush with Kindness, a program recently adopted by Team Ford Lincoln through Habitat for Humanity.

Gaudin Porsche event benefits Special Olympics

The 2014 Porsche Cayman will make its debut with a Porsche driving experience May 8 and 9 at Spring Mountain Motor Sports track in Pahrump.

Through ups and downs, fathers helped sons to world titles

Thousands of dads train their kids to fight, strapping on a pair of oversized boxing gloves and showing them the rudiments of the sport in the garage, the backyard or a gym. From that, a handful have the aptitude to take their sons to the professional level. And from that number, a select few are able to guide their prodigy to a world title.

He’s loud, he’s brash, he’s Louis Prima Jr.

Louis Prima Jr. is drinking vodka in the back of a PT’s pub, and I ask him to tell me about his tattoos. On his right arm, there’s sheet music to Nine Inch Nail’s “Hurt” (“I hurt myself today to see if I still feel”). Left arm: Radiohead’s “Creep.”

Couples take non-binding vows to support repeal of same-sex marriage ban

Three dozen couples took the plunge in the name of symbolism Thursday in a quickie wedding chapel on the Las Vegas Strip. None of the ceremonies were legally binding, but the participants insisted they weren’t pointless, either.

Study: Consumers likely to view Collins as effective endorser

Good news for NBA player Jason Collins, the first male athlete in a major U.S. sports league to declare his homosexuality: If a company signs him to a sponsorship deal, consumers will likely view him just as effective a product endorser as a straight athlete.

Louisville coach Pitino chasing Kentucky Derby win as a co-owner

LOUISVILLE, Ky. — Rick Pitino became a Hall of Famer and an NCAA champion on the same day. Now the Louisville basketball coach is positioned to become a Kentucky Derby-winning owner if Goldencents wins on Saturday.

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