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Weekly Q&A: Sin City Trivia’s Gemini talks factoid love and the Trebek mystique
Do you know what liqueur is traditionally served with three coffee beans?
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Capturing the perfect moment from 'One Night for One Drop'
Five minutes is all the time you get. Stay ready.
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Why is it so hard to join the party Downtown?
There's been a lot of talk recently about the cliqueiness of the new neighborhood.
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Burning Man-inspired 'Life Cube' will unleash your dreams into the air
Head Downtown to write your aspirations on the crowdsourced project.
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Hot Spots: Kill Paris at XS, Vegas PBS' wine and beer tasting and more
Also, a cocktail class at Double Helix.
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Promoter Joe Borusiewicz is expanding the scope of local underground bass music
“It needs to be about the sound, not the headliner.”
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Sugar Factory's Tropical Mimosa puts a weekend getaway in your flute
Order it à la carte, or drink it from the mix-and-match bottomless menu during brunch.
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Nightlife News & Notes: Marquee's winter pool party, a new gay pool party and more
Also, DJ Mag begins the voting period for its Top 100 clubs poll.
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Thom Svast's anti-EDM 'rules' for DJs generate a lot of buzz for his After party
Svast says the guidelines are "a pun" on what's going on in the Strip's megaclubs.
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Four local production companies you need to know
Downtown filmmaking studios are producing some pretty awesome work--And one is currently producing Bionic Cholo. You know you're intrigued.
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Local filmmaker Neil Breen's unique (and terrible) movies earned him a cult following
"Neil is a serious filmmaker not in on the joke of how bad his films are."
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Ten damn years of Dam Short Film Fest
"They’re very concise pieces of art. They’re short and tell a story in a very complex way."
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Village Square fills a unique niche with cinema of the world
For nurse Marilou Aguilar-Galdo and student Ravi Kumar, seeing movies from their home countries maintains important connections and creates new ones.
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Ten films to see in 2014
Weekly film critic Josh Bell picks his most anticipated movies.
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Sci-Fi Center's shadow cast steps into the spotlight
The Molotov cocktail scene from Night of the Living Dead is scary without a bunch of zombies shambling around the movie theater.
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CD review: A Crowd of Small Adventures' new 'Blood' EP
It ends with "Fire," its tribal pulse and melodic swells building to another resounding apex—and concluding another winning effort.
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Suzanne Hackett-Morgan brings to life the abandoned roadside attractions of the American West
Giant artifacts dwarfed by the dramatic sweeping western vistas.
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CD review: Broken Bells' 'After the Disco'
James Mercer of The Shins and producer Danger Mouse team up again and demonstrate that they’re a band, not a one-off side project.
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Illicitor emerges from the ashes of Holding Onto Sound
The new hardcore trio rifled wildly through its debut performance, still garnering comparisons to the old band.
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'Breakfast With The Beatles' is back on Las Vegas airwaves
Dennis Mitchell's local show launches this weekend.
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SRO’s 'Lapin Agile' production gets the humor but misses the heart
It's a lot of great little moments that never add up to anything big.
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Film review: 'The Monuments Men' is a flat, uninspiring failure
With a cast this good, that's pretty unforgivable.
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Film review: Believe it or not, 'The Lego Movie' is great
It's surprisingly ... well-constructed.
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Ten films to see in 2014
Weekly film critic Josh Bell picks his most anticipated movies.
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Four local production companies you need to know
Downtown filmmaking studios are producing some pretty awesome work--And one is currently producing Bionic Cholo. You know you're intrigued.
-
Local filmmaker Neil Breen's unique (and terrible) movies earned him a cult following
"Neil is a serious filmmaker not in on the joke of how bad his films are."
-
Village Square fills a unique niche with cinema of the world
For nurse Marilou Aguilar-Galdo and student Ravi Kumar, seeing movies from their home countries maintains important connections and creates new ones.
-
Ten damn years of Dam Short Film Fest
"They’re very concise pieces of art. They’re short and tell a story in a very complex way."
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Sci-Fi Center's shadow cast steps into the spotlight
The Molotov cocktail scene from Night of the Living Dead is scary without a bunch of zombies shambling around the movie theater.
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Film review: 'The Monuments Men' is a flat, uninspiring failure
With a cast this good, that's pretty unforgivable.
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Film review: Believe it or not, 'The Lego Movie' is great
It's surprisingly ... well-constructed.
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Crush pairs refined food with welcoming atmosphere
Michael and Jenna Morton's new MGM Grand restaurant, Crush, offers a full, festive experience.
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Shawn McClain creates a winter feast from Five50 and Sage dishes
The chef's two Las Vegas restaurants symbolize his different personalities when it comes to eating and cooking.
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Dining News & Notes: Simon Says Fight MSA benefit set for February 27
The Keep Memory Alive Event Center will host an all-star food and music festival and fundraiser.