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Nevada National Guard General Ondra Berry is a man on a mission
On Oct. 17, Berry became the first black general of the Nevada National Guard.
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Rent the Runway is the average girl's fashion fairy godmother
Get the Cinderella experience at the Cosmopolitan.
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Four reasons why we still love the Olympics
Getting on board with Sochi 2014 has not been easy, but these Olympic Games have had their moments.
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Review: Adventuredome's new El Loco roller coaster
The 'Dome's new attraction boasts a 90-degree drop (!) and lasts 72 seconds.
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Monte Carlo and New York-New York take their attractions roadside
With new businesses and areas open, the hotels' Strip-side development is really starting to blossom.
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Culturally competent adults can make a difference in LGBTQ kids' lives
An HRC director says a lack of training among youth-serving adults is one of the biggest challenges facing LGBTQ children.
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UNLV's DesertSol home proves sustainability is possible—and stylish
The residence took second place in the U.S. Department of Energy's international Solar Decathlon last year.
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What Nevada’s decision not to defend its gay marriage ban really means
If Nevada officials aren't defending it in front of the 9th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals, who is?
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Hot Spots: 12th Planet, Sin Sity Sisters' Red Dress benefit and more
Wanna be a DJ? There's a class you might want to check out...
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On the manhunt: Deconstructing Vegas' dating wasteland
How many phone numbers will three popular nightspots yield?
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Javier's Aroma de Mujer margarita celebrates a classic (and the feminine) spirit
And National Margarita Day is this weekend!
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Leslie Hall, gem sweater queen, brings her spandex-infused satire rap to Artifice
It''s "Tight Pants/Body Rolls" for everyone.
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Five places to catch bands Downtown
And none of 'em are near a shipping container.
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The music man: Should Las Vegas put its faith in Downtown Project's Ashton Allen?
Can Downtown Project's music guy make the Downtown scene thrive?
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TV review: 'Mind Games' is all high concepts and mundane execution
Steve Zahn being irritatingly manic? You don't say.
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Album review: Beck's 'Morning Phase' ranks as one of his most direct works to date
His clear-eyed take on familiar thematic ground is anything but monochromatic, making it one of his most sincere projects.
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Album review: Guided By Voices' 'Motivational Jumpsuit'
Reunion album No. 5 ranks with 2012’s 'The Bears for Lunch' as the most wholly satisfying.
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TV review: 'Mixology'
A whole season of love (and other stuff) in a single night in a Manhattan bar.
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Album review: Phantogram's 'Voices'
It mostly floats by without leaving much trace, leaving you lost in thoughts that have nothing to do with Phantogram
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Film review: 'In Secret'
Writer-director Charlie Stratton sticks close to the events of the novel, but his tone is decidedly skewed, taking a tragic story of guilt and repression and turning it into a campy potboiler.
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Dam Short Film Fest's 10th year was a damn good time
While it is a little hard to believe that the festival has made it to 10 years, it’s also easy to see how co-founder Lee Lanier and director John LaBonney have put together an event that has grown into a Boulder City institution.
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'Corner of Hacienda' serves up a strange cast of characters and a side of mescaline
This production boasts plenty of showmanship and humor, but not quite as much emotional depth as there should be.
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Barry Miles’ new biography gets to the heart of William S. Burroughs
Sex, drugs and ... purpose.
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The art of food, vintage rides and folklore at TastySpace's 'African-American Talent Showcase'
Food: the ultimate “cultural hand-me-down.”
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As UNLV finishes its season, fans are turning one eye to the fall
Although, with the inclusion of Rashad Vaughn, can you really blame them?
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The Weekly interview: Singer-songwriter Amos Lee
"There is definitely more banjos and ukuleles and mandolins."
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TV review: 'Mind Games' is all high concepts and mundane execution
Steve Zahn being irritatingly manic? You don't say.
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TV review: 'Mixology'
A whole season of love (and other stuff) in a single night in a Manhattan bar.
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Film review: 'In Secret'
Writer-director Charlie Stratton sticks close to the events of the novel, but his tone is decidedly skewed, taking a tragic story of guilt and repression and turning it into a campy potboiler.
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Dam Short Film Fest's 10th year was a damn good time
While it is a little hard to believe that the festival has made it to 10 years, it’s also easy to see how co-founder Lee Lanier and director John LaBonney have put together an event that has grown into a Boulder City institution.
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District One puts welcome twists on Vietnamese favorites
A terrific location, a comfortable space and creative culinary ambitions should make D1 the next hot Asian spot.
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Stewart & Ogden gets a culinary makeover at Downtown Grand
Chef Todd Harrington is making over all the food at this new resort.
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Interactive sauce and swine galore at Tonkatsu Kiyoshi
This new Japanese eatery in the southwest is all about the deep-fried pig.
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The fabulous fries of the Las Vegas Strip
Sometimes simple fried potatoes deserve the glamorous treatment.