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The Weekly Q&A with Bill Brady, Nevada State Athletic Commission chairman
He's never been more excited about the sport of boxing than he is right now.
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Front-seat view: A Friday night ride-along with a Vegas cab driver
"We're having a threesome in the back seat!"
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Awareness overload: October is a busy month for recognition
A month to recognize auto battery safety? Really?
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At IADT, students learn audio from the pros
The local school recently opened a 2,500-square-foot studio, which has already attracted local acts as well as national names like Jeff Young of Megadeath.
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Freakling Bros. unleash firebreathing clown at Trilogy of Terror
Scorch is friendly. We swear.
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Vegas Real Food Project aims to grow awareness of local chefs and food
The organization has already held two pop-up dinners showcasing local chefs and farms.
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Ranking lists Las Vegas and Nevada made this year: From violent crime to taxes
But which one did we score No. 2 in?
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Revolver’s Twisted Pumpkin is sure to provoke Halloween hijinks
The Santa Fe saloon pairs Shock Top with Grey Goose L'Orange for the holiday-inspired cocktail.
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Film review: 'Carrie'
In this age of bullying, here's a movie that offers tremendous catharsis.
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Five thoughts on Frank Turner's October 12 show at Hard Rock Live
Frank Turner does not like fights breaking out in his crowds. Make a note.
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Film review: 'The Fifth Estate'
It tries to feel urgent, but ultimately just runs out of steam
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Pearl Jam prefers to play it safe on 10th album 'Lightning Bolt'
Because these days they don't have to please anyone but themselves.
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Concert review: Gogol Bordello brings its gypsy-punk party to the pool
Frontman Eugene Hütz is the best-known member, but the rest of the band can hardly be discounted. That was proven during 90 nonstop minutes of revelry.
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Film Review: 'Escape Plan'
Twenty-five years ago, an action movie teaming Sylvester Stallone and Arnold Schwarzenegger would have been the box office event of the year. Now?
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Five thoughts on Panic! At the Disco's October 11 show at Boulevard Pool
Brendon Urie, the touring band’s sole original member, carries that weight with ease, even powering through a flu to give a spirited performance.
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PollyGrind delivers weird, fascinating films
Less a film festival than an invitation into the personal screening room of founder/director Chad Clinton Freeman, PollyGrind provokes and fascinates once again.
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Cockroach kicks off 10th season with a superb 'Party'
Confusion can be good. It can draw you in and demand your absolute attention as you race to keep up, searching for clues.
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Peggy Plots Your Planets
Mercury goes retrograde.
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Film review: 'Carrie'
In this age of bullying, here's a movie that offers tremendous catharsis.
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Film review: 'The Fifth Estate'
It tries to feel urgent, but ultimately just runs out of steam
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Film Review: 'Escape Plan'
Twenty-five years ago, an action movie teaming Sylvester Stallone and Arnold Schwarzenegger would have been the box office event of the year. Now?
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PollyGrind delivers weird, fascinating films
Less a film festival than an invitation into the personal screening room of founder/director Chad Clinton Freeman, PollyGrind provokes and fascinates once again.
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Taiga seamlessly blends Thai and Japanese cuisines with refined results
The restaurateurs behind Krung Siam have expanded with this new, successful fusion experiment.
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Las Cazuelas serves stellar Poblano food
This is not the Mexican food we are familiar with. It's even more delicious.
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Fú’s chicken lettuce cups pack strong Thai flavors
Learn to balance spicy with cool by making this fusion dish at home.
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Talking longevity and Italian food favorites with Trevi chef Peter Scaturro
The New York-born chef has been cooking at the Forum Shops institution since day one.