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Two weird crimes go head to head
Willie Nelson's stuffed armadillo vs. a $35K Rolex.
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Smith Center’s Paul Beard discusses the art of booking shows
Talking Broadway, jazz, Las Vegas talent and Laurie Anderson
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Showboy costumes move out of the background at Nevada State Museum
A number of Jubilee's showboy costumes are on exhibit at the institution, including some worn on opening night.
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Visiting The Farm as it fights for its future
The northwest farm faces potential closure after a two-year business license review is conducted.
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Looking back on the LGBT Center’s first 12 months Downtown
The nonprofit organization celebrates its inaugural year in the Robert L. Forbuss Building this Saturday.
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How does a steroid shot make your allergies suck less?
Noses raw and rosy, eyes pink and puffy—yes, Las Vegas, allergy season has arrived.
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California stealing: The Strip is importing Los Angeles—is that a good thing?
Sprinkles, Kitson, Umami Burger, the Sayers Club. LA is officially arriving in Las Vegas.
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Hot Spots: Fatman Scoop at Body English, the Scullery opening and more
Also, make a mint julep at a Kentucky Derby-inspired cocktail class.
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The lowdown on two new singles from homegrown EDM acts 3LAU and Black Boots
Give this a read, then give them a listen.
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Aliante’s MRKT lures the younger set with a boozy take on the root beer float
Float on! The Northtown steakhouse takes the classic desert up a notch.
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Four things we learned from Glenfiddich’s master blender
The man sips 15,000 samples a year—time to listen up!
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Nightlife News & Notes: Aoki moves to Vegas, a DJ booking at the new Drai's and more
Also, the City of Las Vegas recognizes Nickel Beer Night. For real.
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Film review: 'Le Week-End'
The drama focuses on a married couple spending a few days in Paris to celebrate their 30th anniversary.
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Film review: 'Ernest & Celestine' is a cartoon wonder
The flick was nominated for this year's Best Animated Feature Oscar.
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Ten reasons to make the four-hour drive to Coachella
Festival veterans Spencer Patterson and Mike Prevatt recommend a few acts worth leaving Vegas to see.
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Neon unplugged: Artist Jerry Misko tones it down for ‘Swing’
Casino lingo meets menu typography
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Five questions with Tracey Emin
The artist's I Promise to Love You is at the Cosmopolitan
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Brooklyn Bowl's 'brunch' meets Robert Randolph's funky groove
Buy Robert Randolph a beer and he just might play his guitar with the glass.
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The Weekly interview: Bombay Bicycle Club bassist Ed Nash
Introduce yourself to Ed and his bandmates, who play some of the most imaginative modern rock coming out of the U.K.
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'Draft Day' is all negotiation and no action
Looking for excitement? You'll have to wait until the last 15 minutes of the film.
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A haunted mirror is somehow pretty scary in 'Oculus'
A serious approach pays off with a creepy, well-acted take on some familiar horror ideas.
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'The Raid 2' offers even more brutality
If overkill is your thing, here’s more of it.
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Jennifer Nettles, Sheryl Crow and Keith Urban highlighted the ACM concert weekend
Three acts, three venues. Call it playing country connect the dots.
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The Weekly interview: Ex-Roxy Music frontman Bryan Ferry
He featured Vegas on one of his album covers—and now he's performing here.
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Free Will Astrology
Well, hello Aries
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Trust Us: UNLVino, 'Mad Men' and a Pacquiao rematch
Plus Bonobo and the Jon Spencer Blues Explosion.
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The Weekly interview: Mogwai guitarist John Cummings
The veteran musician talks "happy hardcore," scoring for a French TV show and why the band hasn't been to Vegas since 2003.
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Film review: 'Le Week-End'
The drama focuses on a married couple spending a few days in Paris to celebrate their 30th anniversary.
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Film review: 'Ernest & Celestine' is a cartoon wonder
The flick was nominated for this year's Best Animated Feature Oscar.
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'Draft Day' is all negotiation and no action
Looking for excitement? You'll have to wait until the last 15 minutes of the film.
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A haunted mirror is somehow pretty scary in 'Oculus'
A serious approach pays off with a creepy, well-acted take on some familiar horror ideas.
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'The Raid 2' offers even more brutality
If overkill is your thing, here’s more of it.
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Mirage’s Italian restaurant goes from good to great
With Portofino and chef Michael LaPlaca, Mirage has one of the Strip's most exciting Italian restaurants.
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Explore the Honduran melting pot at Rincon Catracho
Discover a different cuisine at the corner of Flamingo Road and Maryland Parkway.
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Snack your way to the High Roller at the Linq’s eateries
There are too many restaurants to eat the Linq all at once, but you can definitely nibble your way through. Here's how.