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Weekly Q&A: Sambalatte's Luiz Oliveira on the growth of a local coffee favorite
"Sip, Savor and Socialize" at the Strip's latest coffee shop.
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The Strip's ambassadors honor their favorites at the Concierge Choice Awards
Celine Dion, winner for Best Headliner, couldn't make it.
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Summiting Everest ... at Lake Las Vegas
How would you get to the top of this mud-slicked quarter-pipe?
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CreepShield aims to make online dating safer with facial recognition
Should you cancel that next coffee date?
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Paying it forward, awkwardness included
Local businesses are preparing to pay it forward to the United Way. We gave it a shot, too.
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Looking at Las Vegas' water situation, then and now
The recent Los Angeles Times article on local water usage offers interesting comparison to a 2008 Weekly report.
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Hot Spots: Star Wars Day, Cinco de Mayo, Snoop Dogg and more
Cinco de Drinko is upon us—where will you be shooting tequila and making bad decisions?
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Las Vegas: The Game! offers ‘Hangover’-style pranks to punk your pals
Want the "only in Vegas" experience the Wolf Pack encountered? Enter Las Vegas: The Game!
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Nightlife News & Notes: Picnic's pool party, Tiesto's new album and more
Also, a casting call for Victor Drai's upcoming LGBT club, Liaison.
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Artist trio Three Bad Sheep brings its creative approach to TastySpace
The latest exhibit loosely deals with ideas of beauty, a theme that evolved between the three with no early discussion.
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Hip-hop meets heaven at Dylan Mortimer’s ‘Marquee Theology’ exhibit
The artist and evangelical pastor explores how God and faith fit in with contemporary society.
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Jack's back in '24: Live Another Day'
For better or worse, the producers of the new season of 24 are bringing back the exact same show.
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Film review: 'Bethlehem'
Bethlehem starts out as a promising mix of espionage drama and social commentary.
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Revivalist rockers The Astaires are local and loud
The mod men opened for Joel Gion & The Primary Colours on April 28 at the Beauty Bar.
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Free Will Astrology
Something is fueling your passion, Taurus.
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The Spider-Man universe is about to get a whole lot larger
To begin with, there are already two more sequels in the works.
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Film review: Spider-Man sequel comes up woefully short
It's little more than fodder for future Spider-Man movies.
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Strip performers unite for cheeky charity work at Broadway Bares
The fifth-annual Las Vegas edition will be hosted by Queer Eye for the Straight Guy's Jai Rodriguez and includes more than 100 performers.
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Film review: ‘In Your Eyes’ is Joss Whedon at his weakest
It's a rare misfire from the prolific TV producer and filmmaker.
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Jack's back in '24: Live Another Day'
For better or worse, the producers of the new season of 24 are bringing back the exact same show.
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Film review: 'Bethlehem'
Bethlehem starts out as a promising mix of espionage drama and social commentary.
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The Spider-Man universe is about to get a whole lot larger
To begin with, there are already two more sequels in the works.
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Film review: Spider-Man sequel comes up woefully short
It's little more than fodder for future Spider-Man movies.
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Film review: ‘In Your Eyes’ is Joss Whedon at his weakest
It's a rare misfire from the prolific TV producer and filmmaker.
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The Interview Issue: Jake Leslie, owner of the Goodwich
There’s a sandwich for every occasion. Jake Leslie points us to the right one for when you end up on a blind date with your high school sweetheart.
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The Interview Issue: Heart Attack Grill and Greens and Proteins owners talk nutritional porn and eating right
All that separates them is about 10,000 calories.
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The Interview Issue: Raku Sweets' pastry prodigy Mio Ogasawara
The head pastry chef at Raku Sweets talks $25 strawberries and pizza-flavored potato chips.
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Truffles and Bacon Café tastes like a gem
Get ready for a delicious discovery inside the 15-year-old Antiques at the Market.
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Cheese 101: A tour de fromage at Morels Steakhouse & Bistro
Few restaurants on or off the Strip have such extensive offerings.
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Cross the road for the chicken at the Commissary
The Latin-tinged food court at Downtown Grand offers excellent rotisserie bird.
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Q Bistro offers a different take on Korean food
Most local Korean joints specialize in barbecue, but Q diversifies with fried chicken, pizza and more.