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Will UNLV’s Mounted Police Unit ride again?
The quiet dissolution of a small but beloved force of UNLV peacekeepers.
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Finding a favorite hangout in Downtown's Container Park
"How can they call it Container Park when I could hardly contain myself?"
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Listomania: Signs of the apocalypse, Obama's book purchases and more
Also, Merriam-Webster's word of the year. Hint: It's not "selfie."
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Get a glue gun! And other holiday decorating tips from Glamsquad 702
The local business specializes in party arrangements and room design packages.
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Senegalese transplant King Ibu defied his heritage to become a musician
The boy escapes the expectations of his Senegalese caste to play with the likes of Carlos Santana
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From buckles to helmets, the gear it takes to ride bulls in the National Finals Rodeo
World bull riding champion Shane Proctor walks Weekly through the tools of the trade.
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Hot Spots: Drazpa at Body English, National Finals Rodeo afterparties and more
Party with cowboys, knock back a few Moscow Mules and learn about Belgian beer—it's all happening this week in Las Vegas nightlife.
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We All Press Play: Nicole Makarchuk
The personal playlists of local nightlife staff.
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Celebrate Repeal Day's 80th anniversary at these Prohibition-themed events
Get the moonshine ready!
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Rhumbar’s seasonal mojito subs for punch at your next holiday party
Star anise and cinnamon sticks give the traditionally tropical cocktail a seasonal twist.
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'Sampler: Las Vegas' weighs in on the evolution of text-based artwork
The brain can’t simultaneously process images and words—it has to shift back and forth.
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Film review: 'Bettie Page Reveals All'
The film has one main thing going for it: an audio-only interview conducted with the reclusive pinup legend before her death in 2008.
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Three-network event 'Bonnie & Clyde' comes up short
The new version is just going through the motions, nothing like Arthur Penn’s landmark 1967 film.
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'Out of the Furnace' is a thriller without any thrills
If you condense the plot of Out of the Furnace down to its basic elements, it sounds like something that would go straight to video and star Steven Seagal. Oops.
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Britney's eighth album a step in the right direction
Britney Jean whets appetite for Planet Hollywood residency show
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Four actresses propel Cockroach’s black comedy 'The Chalk Boy'
It also has a unique look to it, turning Art Square Theatre into a cramped small town.
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Film review: 'Bettie Page Reveals All'
The film has one main thing going for it: an audio-only interview conducted with the reclusive pinup legend before her death in 2008.
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Three-network event 'Bonnie & Clyde' comes up short
The new version is just going through the motions, nothing like Arthur Penn’s landmark 1967 film.
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'Out of the Furnace' is a thriller without any thrills
If you condense the plot of Out of the Furnace down to its basic elements, it sounds like something that would go straight to video and star Steven Seagal. Oops.
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Toros brings Spanish flavors to Summerlin
Summerlin's latest arrival is a casual, charming tapas bar by restaurateur Adam Corrigan.
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Tender takes surf and turf to the next level in burger form
The Surf, Turf and Air Wagyu Kobe Burger combines beef, crab and duck, plus truly decadent condiments.
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Making macarons with Hakkasan pastry chef Monica Delgadillo
Weekly editor Sarah Feldberg joins Hakkasan’s pastry guru in the kitchen.
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Guy Savoy on the Krug Chef's Table and the future of fine dining
"The challenge of our job is to have success on every plate at every table."