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Weekly Q&A: Ultramarathoner Josh Brimhall talks mind over miles
Stomach issues, brutal blisters, 20-hour runs where your mind plays tricks and the only guarantee is that it’s going to hurt. Why would anyone endure that kind of physical and mental torture—let alone sign up for it?
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Fast food workers are striking for a higher minimum wage
Workers around the world are striking for their rights, and to raise the minimum wage to $15.
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"They tackle like the guys, too": On the scene at the Las Vegas Sin season opener
Our local team beat the Green Bay Chill 32-24.
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With Cosmopolitan's $1.7 billion sale, the Weekly ponders possible changes
It's a great property, but it could be even greater.
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Cannabis kitchen: YouTuber shows you how to bake (and get baked) with medical marijuana
Don't know how to make cannabutter? Enter "Cooking With Mary Jane."
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Pay-to-play internet? Net neutrality is at stake
Should service providers be allowed to charge for content prioritization?
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How are new table games introduced on the casino floor?
The Downtown Grand debuted it new craps-style game, Street Dice, last weekend.
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Imagining a pedestrian-only Fremont East
The Wednesdays Downtown street festival inspires a vision for the entertainment district.
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Does the Valley really deserve bike-friendly recognition?
The League of American Bicyclists honored both Las Vegas and Henderson last week for efforts to increase cycling and safety awareness.
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Hot Spots: Memorial Day Weekend edition!
From opening night at Drai's to Iggy Azalea to a gay dance music fest, where to get your party on this MDW.
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Carl Cox wants to bring a little Utopia to Light
The veteran house DJ discusses his residency at the Mandalay Bay club, how the "EDM" phenomenon has affected his career and more.
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Xposed vs. Temptation: Comparing the Strip's two gay pool parties
Hostility towards body hair, trunks-to-Speedos ratios and more.
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The hip-shaking, hit-slinging, all-out appeal of Earl Turner
Shimmying, kicking to the ceiling and letting Sam Cooke possess him to the point of knuckle biting.
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Coldplay’s 'Ghost Stories' plays like a somber relationship tale
The infamous "conscious uncoupling" inspired the songwriting.
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Boulder City stuffs its ears—and face—at the Dillinger’s annual block party
The Boulder City joint can throw one hell of a party.
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Punk Rock Bowling interview: Descendents/All guitarist Stephen Egerton
The musician discusses pulling double duty, the Filmage Descendents documentary and more.
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TV Review: 'Labyrinth' (sans David Bowie)
An international co-production, Labyrinth takes place in France in two different eras, as women in both 1209 and 2012 are drawn into the search for the Holy Grail.
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Film Review: 'Belle' tells the story of an unusual heroine
A love triangle centered around a woman of means and stature who must choose between a proper gentleman and a passionate rogue ...
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Punk Rock Bowling interview: Naked Raygun vocalist Jeff Pezzati
On the possibility of new music, the Chicago scene and Dave Grohl.
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'The Normal Heart' muddles an important story of the AIDS epidemic
It’s more political statement than drama, a time capsule of a certain kind of political action that has changed and developed greatly over the past few decades.
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Adam Sandler and Drew Barrymore can’t recapture the spark in 'Blended'
Sandler has once again used moviemaking to provide himself a paycheck and a vacation.
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The X-Men make a strong return in 'Days of Future Past'
The latest flick combines the casts of the first three X-Men movies and the 2011 First Class prequel to tell a genuinely entertaining story.
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Mike Minor is living the story of the tasty new film 'Chef'
We took Chef to see Chef, and he loved it.
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Jon Favreau serves up platitudes in 'Chef'
There are plenty of loving shots of delicious meals being prepared, but not enough soul behind the story.
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CD review: The Roots' '... And Then You Shoot Your Cousin'
They're not just a great hip-hop band. They're a great band, period.
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Time Capsule 2014 comes with a pact to meet again
Where will you be 30 years from now?
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The Weekly interview: GNR keyboardist Dizzy Reed
The band returns to Las Vegas for residency No. 2.
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TV Review: 'Labyrinth' (sans David Bowie)
An international co-production, Labyrinth takes place in France in two different eras, as women in both 1209 and 2012 are drawn into the search for the Holy Grail.
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Film Review: 'Belle' tells the story of an unusual heroine
A love triangle centered around a woman of means and stature who must choose between a proper gentleman and a passionate rogue ...
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'The Normal Heart' muddles an important story of the AIDS epidemic
It’s more political statement than drama, a time capsule of a certain kind of political action that has changed and developed greatly over the past few decades.
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The X-Men make a strong return in 'Days of Future Past'
The latest flick combines the casts of the first three X-Men movies and the 2011 First Class prequel to tell a genuinely entertaining story.
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Adam Sandler and Drew Barrymore can’t recapture the spark in 'Blended'
Sandler has once again used moviemaking to provide himself a paycheck and a vacation.
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Mike Minor is living the story of the tasty new film 'Chef'
We took Chef to see Chef, and he loved it.
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Jon Favreau serves up platitudes in 'Chef'
There are plenty of loving shots of delicious meals being prepared, but not enough soul behind the story.
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Formulating fine pub fare with chef Anthony Schutz
The chef at Michael Mina's Pub 1842 recommends the bacon cheeseburger.
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Exploring Peruvian food in Las Vegas
Tremendous rotisserie chicken and tangy ceviches await the adventurous.
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Carlo’s Bakery in Las Vegas feels like something special
Buddy Valastro's new joint, Carlo’s Bakery, feels like a neighborhood bakery ... just on the Las Vegas Strip.
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Find uncommonly good bar food at Sporting Life
It looks like a typical neighborhood gaming bar, but it doesn't taste like one.