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Boys & Girls Club kids step into the spotlight, channeling the Strip's top headliners
Check it out in this week's issue of our sister publication, Las Vegas Magazine.
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The Modern, Las Vegas' next art museum, wants your input
The former Las Vegas Art Museum on West Sahara Avenue was “too far” and “too contemporary.”
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A Rush Limbaugh book in a classroom raises questions about what kids are reading
What does CCSD policy allow?
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Weekly Q&A: For O’Sheas leprechaun Brian Thomas, life is one lucky adventure
The face of the Strip's Irish-themed casino talks St. Paddy's, the new O'Sheas space and more.
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Congrats, Nevada, you’re not (that) fat
A recent Gallup poll found that the Silver State had the third-lowest rate of obesity in the nation. But is it legit?
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Hot Spots: St. Patrick’s Day parties, the Ratchet Olympics and more
Also, we say farewell to Palms' liquid brunch, GBDC.
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Double Barrel’s Sparkling Wine Cooler is not the malty bubbly of your youth
The new Strip-side watering hole serves up a fresh take on the blast from your teenage past.
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An event inspired by ‘The Walking Dead’ is a hit for apocalypse-themed bar the End
Come for the zombie TV show, stay for the drinks, zombie swag and unabashedly nerdy karaoke.
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Nightlife News & Notes: Tao Beach and Palms Pool open and more
Also, Light Group asks some Downtown DJs to play commercial music.
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Cutesy to creepy, Pinball Hall of Fame's novelty games are the not-so-hidden gems
The Pinball Hall of Fame has a whole lot more than just the standard arcade game—Just take a spin on the "Relax-a-lator."
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Finding infinite symmetry through Las Vegas signage and a Hindu/Buddhist metaphor
Las Vegas artist and bodhisattva teacher Jim Stanford and his contemplative photomontages .
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The Bellagio’s 'Painting Women' exhibit can be an enlightening history lesson
The obstacles to being taken seriously.
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Brooklyn Bowl knocks ’em down on its first night in Las Vegas
Soulive guitarist Eric Krasno went so far as to call the new spot at the Linq the best venue he’d ever played.
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New-release mania! The latest offerings from Almost Normal, Mother McKenzie and more
The Internet has allowed independent artists to release music to the masses on their own terms. Thanks, Internet!
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Trust Us: Basketball, Elvis Costello and a truly great whiskey
Plus, a great new meal series starts at Honey Salt.
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Penn and Teller examine the artistic process in 'Tim’s Vermeer'
Penn and Teller are process geeks, and this documentary is all about meticulous planning and the dedication to see something through.
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TV review: NBC has a crisis, and its name is 'Crisis'
Not even a terrific cast can save this absolute mess.
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HBO's 'Doll & Em' is unnecessary and stale
The world does not need another self-deprecating comedy in which a celebrity plays a fictionalized version of him or herself.
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Film review: 'Veronica Mars' fans, rejoice! Everyone else ...
At least it's a bit more accessible than the first 'X-Files' movie.
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Film review: 'Need for Speed' spends a lot of time idling
Seriously, Aaron Paul: From 'Breaking Bad' to this?
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CD review: Drive-By Truckers' 'English Oceans'
It's a bit lacking compared to their other albums.
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What to expect when the world’s first Polaroid Museum opens in Las Vegas next month
A 75-year-old history of technological innovation.
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CD review: The War on Drugs' 'Lost in the Dream'
The band's second post-Kurt Vile record is a solid, often gorgeous, effort.
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Faith-based artist Kent Anderson Butler to discuss tapestry works at Amanda Harris
The LA-based artist, who teaches at an evangelical Christian school, incorporates his religion and religious references into his work.
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Penn and Teller examine the artistic process in 'Tim’s Vermeer'
Penn and Teller are process geeks, and this documentary is all about meticulous planning and the dedication to see something through.
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TV review: NBC has a crisis, and its name is 'Crisis'
Not even a terrific cast can save this absolute mess.
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HBO's 'Doll & Em' is unnecessary and stale
The world does not need another self-deprecating comedy in which a celebrity plays a fictionalized version of him or herself.
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Film review: 'Veronica Mars' fans, rejoice! Everyone else ...
At least it's a bit more accessible than the first 'X-Files' movie.
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Film review: 'Need for Speed' spends a lot of time idling
Seriously, Aaron Paul: From 'Breaking Bad' to this?
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Brooklyn Bowl’s Bruce Bromberg on fried chicken, cycling and homemade hot sauce
The chef and restaurateur has had a busy start to 2014, opening new Brooklyn Bowl venues in London and Las Vegas.
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Find a quiet gem in Henderson at Tokyo Boys
Veteran Las Vegas chef Hiro Miyoshi opened his own restaurant last July, and it's worth a trip.
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Playing guess that flavor at Twist’s Taste of the Senses
Arugula? Yes. Crab? No. Sous vide pork? Actually, it’s chicken.