Sin City RX: Las Vegas Introduces Mobile IV Units for Those Who Over-Indulge

Sin City, the city that never sleeps, has added a convenient new service to those who enjoy partaking in the many delights the town has to offer: A mobile IV unit for anyone who has had way too much to drink but does not want to suffer the painful consequences.

According to a new Las Vegas website, Hangoverheaven.com a fleet of tour buses is already rolling along the neon-illuminated streets, with stops at major casinos. If you are in desperate need of the hair of a dog to keep your Vegas vacation from becoming a nightmare, simply notify the service and they will send the bus out to your casino, where they will hook you up to an IV to treat the dehydrating effects of your hangover, for the introductory price of only $150. (Money you can recoup once you are back into fighting form and hitting the blackjack tables.) The treatment and medications are all FDA approved, the site claims.

The buses make routine, nightly stops at the Hard Rock Hotel, Paris, Bellagio and The Cosmopolitan.

Nothing Compares 2 Divorce: Sinéad O'Connor To End Marriage After Less Than Two Weeks

"You see...those teardrops in my video were for real..."

Feisty Irish singer Sinéad O'Connor has announced on her official website that her whirlwind marriage is over, after less than two weeks.


The always outrageous "Nothing Compares 2 U" singer married her fourth husband, youth counselor Barry Herridge, in a quickie service held at the famous Little White Chapel in Las Vegas, officiated by an Elvis impersonator. The blushing bride wore a floor length pink wedding gown and had her famous head shaved for the nuptials, which were held on her 45th birthday. 

The singer said on her web site that she knew the marriage was a mistake after only three hours, when the family of the groom expressed their deep concerns over his relationship with the volatile singer. O'Connor gained worldwide attention for her infamous tirades and outlandish behavior, including tearing up a photograph of Pope John Paul on live television and reciting the phrase "Fight the real enemy" and refusing to allow the US national anthem to be sung before her concerts. Sinéad also admitted that her new husband may have been put off by a late-night search for some ganja to purchase on the dangerous streets of Sin City, as O'Connor doesn't drink alcohol but wanted a more-mellow, drug induced honeymoon experience!


The singer incited concern earlier in the year by posting what seemed like a suicide threat on her twitter feed, which she later erased and assured her thousands of followers that she was not contemplating harming herself. The marriage is O'Connor's fourth, and so far her shortest. She is the mother of four children.