Inside the Alien Cathouse Feature That's Turning Heads in 2026

Sarah Johnson · 2026-10-11

When a legal brothel lands an 11-page spread in a major lifestyle magazine, you know something interesting is happening. That's exactly what went down with Alien Cathouse, the sci-fi-themed spot in Amargosa Valley, Nevada. They got profiled in the October issue of ASN Lifestyle Magazine—and even snagged a cover shoutout. Pretty wild, right? ### What's Inside the ASN Feature The article, titled “There's No Aliens or Cats in This House, Just Fine Women,” starts on page 142. It includes an in-depth interview and brand-new photos with two of the most beloved Cosmic Kittens: Emily Anthony and Max Dream. These two aren't just faces—they're the heart of the place. The 11-page feature kicks off with a history of Alien Cathouse. Then Emily and Max dive into questions like: - How they got their start as sex workers - What makes a good Cosmic Kitten - What a man, woman, or couple should know before visiting - Their non-negotiables and how they handle pushy clients - The most fulfilling interactions they've had with a client - The biggest misconception about courtesans - Whether they've ever seen anything resembling an alien (spoiler: you'll have to read to find out) Owner Ray couldn't be happier. "Emily and Max always do a stellar job with interviews, and this is no exception," he says. "After reading this, I think many ASN subscribers will definitely want to visit Alien Cathouse and see what we're about." He adds that it gives a great sense of what to expect for anyone—single, couple, or group—thinking about visiting a legal brothel. ### Why This Brothel Stands Out Alien Cathouse isn't your average brothel. Known as the final frontier of sexual adventure, it's been fulfilling fantasies since 1970. Formerly owned by Dennis Hof, it's served over 180,000 satisfied customers and continues to thrive. Just one hour from Las Vegas, the sci-fi-themed spot in the purple building sits right next to the mysterious Area 51 Air Force facility. It's off Interstate 95 (soon to be I-11). The place has a rich paranormal history too—built over railroad tracks and a Gold Rush trail where travelers were robbed and killed. Their ghosts reportedly haunt the area, making it a perfect spot for "Ghost Hunters" to cover in an upcoming episode. It's a great destination for a couple's holiday, a singles trip, or a guys' weekend. Plus, it's close enough to Death Valley and Area 51 to make it "The Ultimate Alien-Themed Adventure." There are even Facebook groups devoted to it. ### Media Attention and Awards Alien Cathouse has been featured by ABC News, NBC News, Time Magazine, Vice, NPR, Gizmodo, International Business Times, Daily Star, Thrillist, MEL Magazine, and more. In 2026, it earned a Best Brothel Worldwide nomination at the ASN Lifestyle Awards, and two Cosmic Kittens snagged Best Legal Sex Worker nominations. If you want to learn more or book an appointment, visit aliencathouse.com. You can also follow them on X at @Alienkittens51. For interview requests, contact Erika Icon of The Rub PR at erika@therubpr.com. So whether you're curious about the lifestyle or just love a good sci-fi twist, Alien Cathouse is worth a look. It's not every day a brothel gets this kind of mainstream attention—and clearly, they're doing something right.