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Animal Foundation’s fundraiser spotlights adoptable pets -- and stokes protest
The annual Best in Show fundraiser features 50 pets in an American Kennel Club-style competition where the real prize is finding a family.
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Dear Palm Springs, send us your showgirls
or 23 years, The Fabulous Palm Springs Follies has been presenting the old-school song-and-dance revue of yesteryear with dancers 55 and over.
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Food for thought: Should the pizza angel feed the homeless?
Good intentions vs. negative impacts.
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The High Roller isn't the only Vegas-based Guinness World Record
We also set the mark for most bikinis, most Trekkies and most cocktails. Of course.
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Weekly Q&A: 'Sports Illustrated' swimsuit designer finds inspiration at the bingo hall
Brittany Kosmala dreams in Lycra.
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Was Vegas' elementary school cheating an inevitable scandal?
Chip Mosher, a teacher with the Clark County School District since 1988, predicted cheating on a national scale back in the early 2000s.
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Las Vegas’ music festival momentum keeps building with Rock in Rio
MGM—with the help of businessman Ron Burkle—is building the event’s internationally themed City of Rock, comprising six stages (including one featuring local talent) and more than 70 food and shopping vendors.
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Finding humor in bulk at 'Men: The Experience'
The show alludes to naughty—but don't expect it to go there.
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Hot Spots: Deadmau5 at XS, a Downtown beer fest and more
Also, a new Goth night at Velveteen Rabbit.
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Nightlife News & Notes: DJ Jason Lema on CNN, Quinn's closes and more
Also, a one-off, fairy-tale-themed gay party at Hard Rock Hotel.
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Bar crawling with Wynn/Encore Property Mixologist Chris Hopkins
The property's new mixologist walks the line between geeking out and pleasing the people.
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Where to have the Las Vegas lounge experience
Indulge your nostalgia, take a spin on the dancefloor or just rock out with a cocktail.
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TV review: 'Bad Teacher' was a bad movie -- and now it's a bad TV show
What exactly was the point of this?
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Mark Brandvik guides viewers through a Vast new world in 'Volume Control'
It's a highly personal show that rewards close inspection.
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For LV Modern's fundraising efforts, a little clarity could go a long way
The project could take a few cues from the Smith Center.
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CD review: Mac DeMarco's 'Salad Days'
He may be having a career crisis, but this album is irresistible.
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'Jodorowsky’s Dune' is an entertaining look at thwarted plans
The hypothetical film described in this documentary probably would have been a disaster, but it sure is fun to hear about it.
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After two years, the Philharmonic taps a former Nevadan as conductor
Donato Cabrera, the current resident conductor of the San Francisco Symphony who grew up in Las Vegas and Reno, will conduct the Las Vegas Philharmonic.
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'The Railway Man' is a stale take on a true story
Get ready for complex emotions depicted in regrettably simplistic ways.
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A cheater gets his due in 'The Other Woman'
What’s meant to be a story of female empowerment is instead a crass embodiment of battle-of-the-sexes stereotypes.
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CD review: The Afghan Whigs' 'Do to the Beast'
It took 16 years to get here -- and it was worth waiting for.
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John Oliver joins the late-night landscape with HBO's 'Last Week Tonight'
It's a crowded field, but he should do just fine.
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Southern Nevada Fine Art Museum holds tribute exhibit to late artist Joe Palermo
His legacy lives on through his art and museum.
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Trust Us: Gogol Bordello, a Pirate Fest and 'Vagina Monologues'
And a prime rib challenge at Jerry's Nugget.
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Free Will Astrology
Your dirt is wet and fertile, Taurus.
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How artists really live—Sharon Louden adds Las Vegas to her book tour
Artists discuss themes from the book, 'Creative Life: Essays by 40 Working Artists'
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TV review: 'Bad Teacher' was a bad movie -- and now it's a bad TV show
What exactly was the point of this?
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'Jodorowsky’s Dune' is an entertaining look at thwarted plans
The hypothetical film described in this documentary probably would have been a disaster, but it sure is fun to hear about it.
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'The Railway Man' is a stale take on a true story
Get ready for complex emotions depicted in regrettably simplistic ways.
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A cheater gets his due in 'The Other Woman'
What’s meant to be a story of female empowerment is instead a crass embodiment of battle-of-the-sexes stereotypes.
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John Oliver joins the late-night landscape with HBO's 'Last Week Tonight'
It's a crowded field, but he should do just fine.
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Our first taste of Downtown’s new O Face Doughnuts
With reasonable prices, an extensive coffee menu and true passion for the product, O Face could soon be one of our top shops.
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Spring is for octopus at Table 10
Chef Tim Doolittle teaches you how to make restaurant-perfect octopus at home.
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From Downtown to the Strip, chef Johnny Church gets it done
The veteran chef pulls triple duty at MTO Café, RM Seafood and Rx Boiler Room. How?