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Local playwright Ernie Curcio talks reflecting Vegas onstage—and theater’s future here
It’s a constant uphill battle with theater in Las Vegas. I think it’s a constant uphill battle with theater anywhere. It’s almost like a defunct art form.
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At a Catholic church in Boulder City, science and religion share common ground
Bridging the great divide in BC.
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A feat of feet: A Paralympic archer shoots at South Point
Archer Matt Sturtzman got some practice time in at the local archery range this past weekend.
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CVS without cigarettes: A little less smoke on the Strip?
The drugstore chain will no longer sell tobacco come October.
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Las Vegas turns neighborhood blight into a thing of beauty
The city of Las Vegas commissioned an artist to create paintings on plywood that will board up abandoned houses.
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Breakup apps & more: Stuff for the bitter and cynical
If you're not into being mature and accountable, there's an app for that!
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Why can't a city built on sex sustain a museum that celebrates it?
The Erotic Heritage Museum is facing several operational issues.
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Hot Spots: Above & Beyond at Hakkasan, a pool party (?!) at Marquee and more
Yes, you read that correctly: Pool party. Dig out those bikinis and board shorts!
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DCR’s Open Campfire kindles winter warmth
A cocktail that leaves you lingering for another ... like a good kiss. Just in time for Valentine's Day!
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Nightlife News & Notes: Pool club opening dates and more
Also, local Nightclub & Bar Awards winners.
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Jazz documentarian donates massive collection to UNLV's Popular Music Research Center
Part of the collection, which will be made available to the public, includes live interview recordings and signed albums.
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Punks in Vegas ramps up its local-music preservation efforts
This year, Punksinvegas.com has ramped up archival efforts with full discoveries from local bands.
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Film review: 'The Past' makes ordinary, misguided human behavior utterly riveting
"If giants like Ibsen, Strindberg and Chekhov have a contemporary heir, he currently resides in Iran."
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Film review: 'Winter's Tale' can't decide between magic and realism
Colin Farrell riding a flying white horse is actually a decent reason to see this movie.
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TV review: 'Star-Crossed'
Weak chemistry? Awkwardly written love story? Yup, it's the CW.
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Bellagio showcases female artists in 'Painting Women'
Mary Stevenson Cassatt, Georgia O'Keefe and more are featured in Painting Women.
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On the nature of things at CAC's 'Eco Logic'
The recent behavior of this planet has turned things belly up.
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Sci-fi action classic 'Robocop' gets a mediocre remake
Jay Baruchel steals the whole movie as a gleefully amoral marketing executive.
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Five ’80s films we hope never get remade
Admit it: You wouldn't be surprised to see Ryan Reynolds starring in a Turner & Hooch redux.
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A decade of relevance: Trifecta Gallery celebrates its first 10 years with an excellent group exhibit
Comic incongruity is one of the hallmarks of the anniversary show.
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Film review: There's much to enjoy in the 'About Last Night' remake
It's a bit predictable, but you'll still be entertained.
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Comedian Jeff Richards is more versatile than you think -- and he's widening his reach
Hey, this guy was Drunk Girl. He can do anything.
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Peggy Plots Your Planets
Mercury remains in retrograde.
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Five thoughts from El Ten Eleven's February 5 show at Triple B
The sound was ideal for a band that features so many different elements, each coming through with equal fervor and quality.
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Film review: 'The Past' makes ordinary, misguided human behavior utterly riveting
"If giants like Ibsen, Strindberg and Chekhov have a contemporary heir, he currently resides in Iran."
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Film review: 'Winter's Tale' can't decide between magic and realism
Colin Farrell riding a flying white horse is actually a decent reason to see this movie.
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TV review: 'Star-Crossed'
Weak chemistry? Awkwardly written love story? Yup, it's the CW.
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Five ’80s films we hope never get remade
Admit it: You wouldn't be surprised to see Ryan Reynolds starring in a Turner & Hooch redux.
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Sci-fi action classic 'Robocop' gets a mediocre remake
Jay Baruchel steals the whole movie as a gleefully amoral marketing executive.
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Film review: There's much to enjoy in the 'About Last Night' remake
It's a bit predictable, but you'll still be entertained.
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New look N9NE remains a model of steakhouse consistency
Vegas classic N9NE Steakhouse has received a subtle makeover, even though chef Barry Dakake's food needs no improvement.
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Take waffles to new heights at Tiabi
Thin waffles, thick Belgians, waffle sandwiches ... Tiabi Coffee & Waffle Bar does it all.
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Nine Fine Irishmen's Mitchell Roberts is slightly obsessed with seafood
The chef at New York-New York's Irish pub has worked in kitchens all over the country, and beyond.
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Revel in festive atmosphere and fare at Sunset Station
The sprawling Henderson casino, opened in 1997, has its culinary bases covered.