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Weekly Q&A: Jonathan Shecter’s Vegas exit interview
"That’s the part I probably will miss the most: being at the center of the flame for a red-hot genre."
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Is an inaccurate die sign at Vegas' McCarran Airport a bit ... insulting?
Seriously, the 2 next to the 5? This is Las Vegas!
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Man's best drinking buddy? Nevada could consider a bill allowing dogs inside bars
They're wingmen. Conversation starters. Reasons to keep it classy and call it an early night.
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Donny goes digital: Osmond launches iTunes app—no, seriously
And about that photo? We prefer the earlier Donny, the one in a leisure suit playing a piano in the path of an oncoming locomotive.
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What would have aired on a Vegas episode of Adam Richman’s postponed food show
We can't watch the show, but we can all eat the Jamminator.
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Is a statewide Mormon cricket invasion imminent?
An infestation from 2000-2008 affected at least 12 million acres in Nevada.
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Las Vegan Miki Sudo takes top honors at the Nathan's Famous Hot Dog Eating Contest
Find out where to next catch the local competitive eater in action.
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We All Press Play: Velveteen Rabbit co-owner Christina Dylag
The personal playlists of local nightlife staff.
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Blend DJ Institute applies a back-to-basics approach to DJ instruction
The space encourages students to build a foundation upon the fundamentals of traditional DJing, like beatmatching and spinning vinyl.
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The naked truth: Where does Vegas draw the line when it comes to nudity onstage?
Considering Las Vegas' sexy Sin City image, how provocative can performance be on Las Vegas Boulevard?
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Familiar faces turn out for Love Pentagon’s fun, fast and fiery one-off return
As great nights with old friends tend to, it flew by, leaving the audience buzzing but also a bit bummed.
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Super Summer Theatre ups the ante
The Reynolds Foundation could provide SST with a $500,000 matching grant, a $1 million windfall that would go toward repairing facilities.
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Angel Delgado makes freedom his artistic focus
Cuban artist spent six months in prison after protesting censorship by the government.
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Sonic Flashback: The Kinks at the Las Vegas Convention Center Rotunda (May 1, 1983)
It was the only Kinks concert in Las Vegas history.
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TV review: Gory 'Strain' is too inconsistent
And its vampire apocalypse is never really convincing.
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Spike and Mike's 30th Festival of Animation hits the Sci Fi Center
Two different programs are coming to town, including the resurrected Classic Festival.
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The Weekly interview: Jurassic 5 rapper Zaakir Muhammad
He doesn't relate to modern hip-hop.
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Trust Us: Basketball stars of tomorrow, an Elvis tribute and a 'Sharknado' skewering
And a local band celebrates the release of a new CD.
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Alisha Kerlin’s Roadrunners blur the line between comedy and critique
Roadrunners delivers a barbed commentary on the soulless public sculpture currently decorating Valley roadways.
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Manipulative and contrived, Paul Haggis's gloomy 'Third Person' crashes.
Even when Haggis seems to acknowledge that he actually has nothing to say, he does so in the most obnoxious, smug way he can.
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Those clever apes take over, try to quash remaining humans in 'Dawn of the Planet of the Apes'
Impressive ape-versus-human action.
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Thoughts on Chris Weidman's victory over Lyoto Machida at UFC 175
And that incredible Chuck Liddell foam costume in the crowd.
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Free Will Astrology
You now have more power than you can imagine to initiate long-term growth, Cancer.
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Five thoughts: Touché Amoré (July 3, Hard Rock Live)
The visiting heavyweights offered shout-outs to their friends in Caravels—with whom they toured with earlier this year.
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TV review: Gory 'Strain' is too inconsistent
And its vampire apocalypse is never really convincing.
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Spike and Mike's 30th Festival of Animation hits the Sci Fi Center
Two different programs are coming to town, including the resurrected Classic Festival.
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Manipulative and contrived, Paul Haggis's gloomy 'Third Person' crashes.
Even when Haggis seems to acknowledge that he actually has nothing to say, he does so in the most obnoxious, smug way he can.
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Those clever apes take over, try to quash remaining humans in 'Dawn of the Planet of the Apes'
Impressive ape-versus-human action.
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Determined to be different Italian, Giada is off to a fast start
Giada’s menu reflects the dueling desires to accommodate all while staying true to how she likes to cook and eat.
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Seafood species you’ll want to eat right now at Bartolotta
Wynn's fish palace celebrates species that pack lots of flavor but aren’t as overfished as their household-name counterparts.
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The Weekly Interview: Giada De Laurentiis
"Average is not good enough. Getting up there means you need to take risks, and part of that is being unique."