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Art classes at homeless youth center offer more than just a creative outlet
Local artist Alexander Huerta offers art classes at Shannon West Homeless Youth Center twice monthly.
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Meteorologist Reid Wolcott on Vegas' wacky monsoon season, 'Twister' and his dream job
The local National Weather Service meteorologist discusses tornado chasing (in Oklahoma) and why Las Vegas keeps him busy 24/7.
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Can Galaxy Luxury+ Theatres fill the art-house void?
The Green Valley multiplex recently started showing locally-produced indie films.
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Technology streamlines big fight photography
The fighters keep fighting and we keep shooting.
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Which crib would you buy: An underground pad or Wayne Newton's estate?
With both properties currently on the market, we did a little side-by-side comparison.
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Three thoughts on Britney Spears and her upcoming residency
What's up with that weird half-British accent?
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Hot Spots: Miguel at Tao, Fatboy Slim at Light and more
Also, the Downtown Brew Festival returns.
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Nightlife news & notes: Lavo searches for artists, PBR Rock Bar's birthday and more
Also, Dave Chappelle parties with Nas at Tao.
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Ghostbar updates its look without compromising its nightlife niche
After a season-long hiatus, the scenic Palms nightspot has unveiled a new look and feel.
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The Fumble-laya celebrates two great traditions—football and whiskey
What pairs better with manhandled pigskin than a plush place to sit and a nice, cold libation?
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Life Is Beautiful announces the final local additions to its lineup
Goldboot and Dusty Sunshine are strengthening an already solid lineup.
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The Big Friendly Corporation says goodbye to a key member ... and looks to the future
Timothy Styles is leaving to focus on his family, but BFC will continue on
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The Weekly interview: Jimmy Eat World drummer Zach Lind
Jimmy Eat World plays with Matt Pond September 25 at the House of Blues.
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'Agent of S.H.I.E.L.D.' successfully brings Marvel's universe to TV
Hey, Joss Whedon's involved. How could this miss?
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Album review: Elvis Costello and The Roots' 'Wise Up Ghost'
It plays like anything but a straightforward hip-hop record, mashing together strolling funk, fiery soul-rock, gravelly R&B and more.
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Onyx Theatre’s 'Andrew Jackson' isn’t perfect, but it's still a bloody good time
Bloody Bloody Andrew Jackson freshens up Old Hickory.
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'Prisoners' is lurid pulp dressed up as high art
Prisoners tediously lays out every detail of the increasingly despairing efforts to find two missing young girls in a Pennsylvania suburb.
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'Salinger' is an absolutely pointless documentary
Salinger kept his life private for a reason. Why try to pry when you can't offer anything new?
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James Spader makes 'The Blacklist' a solid addition to NBC's lineup
Then again, doesn't Spader elevate everything he's in?
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Album review: MGMT's 'MGMT'
The band's third album does a fine job of further unraveling its creators’ reluctant status as hipster pinups.
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Sex addiction gets superficial treatment in 'Thanks for Sharing'
Thanks for Sharing is a weak comedy-drama.
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What's new in: electronic music
Weekly Nightlife Editor Mike Prevatt weighs in on this week's albums from Avicii, Holy Ghost! and Factory Floor.
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'How to Write Short' is full of fantastic advice
Short writing is king. End of story.
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Pynchon's 'Bleeding Edge' is a masterpiece of post- and pre-9/11 paranoia
What's a "DeepArcher?" You'll have to buy the book to find out.
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Peggy Plots Your Planets
Chill out, Pisces. Full moon in your sign.
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'Prisoners' is lurid pulp dressed up as high art
Prisoners tediously lays out every detail of the increasingly despairing efforts to find two missing young girls in a Pennsylvania suburb.
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'Salinger' is an absolutely pointless documentary
Salinger kept his life private for a reason. Why try to pry when you can't offer anything new?
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Sex addiction gets superficial treatment in 'Thanks for Sharing'
Thanks for Sharing is a weak comedy-drama.
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Subtle brilliance: Tom Colicchio strikes again with Heritage Steak
The latest dining addition at the Mirage is our frontrunner for best new restaurant of the year.
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Exploring the anatomy of sushi rolls at the new Geisha House
The newest installation of this longtime local Japanese restaurant offers colorful, creative sushi combinations.
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Let Aurelio’s school you on real Chicago pizza
Contrary to popular belief, Chicagoans don't generally eat deep dish pizza.