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Viewing a fine spectacle at the burning of the Life Cube
"Once the fire was lit, the cube was quickly engulfed and collapsed into itself in minutes."
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Inside an emotional debate over fracking in Nevada
Locals shared many concerns, including news reports from other cities linking hydraulic fracturing to earthquakes, toxic air and water contamination.
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Weekly Q&A: Matthias Merges and his Yusho restaurant might take the Strip by surprise
The chef talks bringing a taste of Japan to the Strip, working with Charlie Trotter and more.
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‘Arson puppies’ frenzy isn't boosting adoptions in Las Vegas
While many are interested in the 27 dogs at the Animal Foundation, other local shelters haven't seen a difference in interest or activity in adoptions.
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The Life Cube burn demonstrates the art of civic engagement
"This is yours! This is homegrown!"
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With iPromoteVegas, your turnkey travel business is at your fingertips
A few clicks and you could reap the benefits of offering the Vegas hook-up.
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Clark County is requiring medical marijuana to be grown locally — is that too restrictive?
Yo, Clark County! Why all the regulatory hurdles?
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With deadlines looming, a look at the Silver State Health Exchange
Not signed up yet? Jump on it!
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Hot Spots: A tattoo industry night, two gay party launches and more
Also, the Boulder City Beerfest returns.
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For 10 years, SKAM Artist agency has made its mark on Vegas nightlife
The management company now boasts a roster of more than 60 artists, ranging from DJs Vice and Havana Brown to R&B artist Cassie.
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Sam’s Town shakes things up with Margaritas of the Month
The locals' casino is wading into specialty-cocktail waters. Get it, Sam's Town!
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Nightlife News & Notes: Local DJs at Extreme Thing, Eclipse returns to Daylight and more
Also, Deep Dish reunions at Wet Republic and Hakkasan.
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Words portray us and other signs of the times in ‘Schematameme’
Fun with contemporary vernacular.
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Album review: Seventh Liars album 'Mess’ takes another strange detour
Five early tracks pound with rhythmic intensity, demanding more than an earphoned head bop.
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Jean Giguet and the art of repurposing at MCQ Fine Art
Three artists repurpose materials and achieve radically different results.
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Schwarzenegger can’t quite pull off dark and serious in 'Sabotage’
Arnold heads up a squad of badass DEA agents who steal $10 million from a drug cartel.
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Misspelling bee: 'Bad Words’ cops a false attitude
Jason Bateman's directorial debut winds up a profanely lackluster example of the crusty-adult-bonds-with-adorable-kid genre.
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Album review: The Hold Steady's 'Teeth Dreams’
The band might be Brooklyn-based, but Craig Finn’s Minnesota roots dominate the band’s sixth album.
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Album review: Future Islands' 'Singles’
The first single, “Seasons (Waiting on You),” is wonderful on record, but to get the full effect, watch it on 'Letterman.'
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Trust Us: A chili cook-off, a whiskey experience and the end of a great TV show
And John Legend at the Smith Center.
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Free Will Astrology
The style of sex you need most is exuberant, Aries.
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Analog, secrets and Lucas Michael at Cosmo’s P3Studio
A Polaroid Big Shot
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Teller’s 'Tempest' comes to life in Symphony Park
Inspired by a dream, the contradictory idea of a magician shipwrecked in the desert snapped into place.
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Walter Kirn’s 'Blood Will Out' shares the author’s personal brush with a murderer
Kirn's new memoir focuses on the killer, as well as his own desire to be near him.
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Five scenes Wes Anderson made better through his use of music
In fact, we can't hear these songs anymore without remembering the movies.
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Film review: Wes Anderson's 'Grand Budapest Hotel' is a wonderful puzzle
It's a movie within a movie within a movie ...
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Film review: 'Cesar Chavez' is a shallow biopic
If you need to learn some history, check it out. Just don't expect entertainment.
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Schwarzenegger can’t quite pull off dark and serious in 'Sabotage’
Arnold heads up a squad of badass DEA agents who steal $10 million from a drug cartel.
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Misspelling bee: 'Bad Words’ cops a false attitude
Jason Bateman's directorial debut winds up a profanely lackluster example of the crusty-adult-bonds-with-adorable-kid genre.
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Five scenes Wes Anderson made better through his use of music
In fact, we can't hear these songs anymore without remembering the movies.
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Film review: Wes Anderson's 'Grand Budapest Hotel' is a wonderful puzzle
It's a movie within a movie within a movie ...
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Film review: 'Cesar Chavez' is a shallow biopic
If you need to learn some history, check it out. Just don't expect entertainment.
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The Blind Pig deftly balances varying food and drink experiences
Partially inspired by Joan’s on Third in LA, the Blind Pig is a combination of restaurant, lounge, café and market.
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How to go big at Big Wong
Owner Wai Lee has created a greatest-hits menu of casual Asian food based on what he and his wife Connie craved while growing up in New York City.
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British invasion: It’s time for Cornish Pasty Company’s tasty takeover
You can stuff a pasty with damn near anything.