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Local LGBT notables on why Pride is important today
"It’s just a measure of support and solidarity"
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Blue Angel uproar signals a clash between preservation and development
“Fremont Street is really a historic scenic byway that needs to be preserved. This is a pressing matter."
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Size still matters on the Las Vegas Strip
Ikea already has plans to expand its Vegas location to equal the second-largest store in the U.S.
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Local firearms instructors say a child should never be in control of an automatic weapon
The recent accidental killing of a shooting instructor in Arizona by a young girl has raised questions.
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In brief: Another Arena Football League team, Millionaire Chess and more
Checkmate! It can't all be poker.
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AMC’s ‘Halt and Catch Fire’ pays tribute to Vegas’ role in the ’80s tech boom
TV gets Vegas right: The drama incorporates the city's late computer convention COMDEX into its storyline.
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A big celebration for our local Little League stars
From City Hall to the Strip, the Mountain Ridge Little League team was honored for being the first Nevada team to play in the Little League World Series.
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Hot Spots: Bingo Players at Hakkasan, Max Vangeli at Encore Beach Club and more
Plus: A Las Vegas Pride closing party at Revolution. Party on!
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New bar Rebel Republic focuses on atmosphere, lots of taps and 'worthy' food
Triple threat: The locals' bar could stand out on multiple fronts.
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Cristina Paulos depicts a broad range of desires in ‘Rhythm, Line and Stroke’
In today’s sanitized art climate, with its clean, neat, computer-generated contours, there’s a place for precarious, handmade representations of the human form.
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Film review: 'The Identical'
Elvis has truly left the building.
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A strong cast anchors the low-key 'Life of Crime'
This Elmore Leonard adaption does a better job of translating his work than plenty of other movies have.
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Local filmmakers the Thompson brothers deliver another charmer
Strip headliner Gregory Popovich and his menagerie of pet performers play fictionalized versions of themselves.
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Broadway’s 'Kinky Boots' steps into the Smith Center
As if Vegas wasn't kinky enough already ...
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Trust Us: UNLV football, the Pole Expo and a high-speed nighttime bicycle race
Plus, the Great Vegas Gridiron Grill-Off!
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New Nevada Conservatory Theatre artistic director Chris Edwards has big plans
His biggest priority is reflecting the community.
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Free Will Astrology
Choose your battles carefully, Aquarius.
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Film review: 'The Identical'
Elvis has truly left the building.
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A strong cast anchors the low-key 'Life of Crime'
This Elmore Leonard adaption does a better job of translating his work than plenty of other movies have.
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Local filmmakers the Thompson brothers deliver another charmer
Strip headliner Gregory Popovich and his menagerie of pet performers play fictionalized versions of themselves.
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Jinya Ramen Bar aims for a new noodle standard
The new LA transplant may be the most complete and comfortable version of this style of restaurant we have.
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How to make Table 34’s delectably delicate eggplant stack
This neighborhood fave has been serving delicious vegan fare long before healthier options were so abundant.
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Talking Fred Flintstone-sized steaks with Strip House’s Dustin Rixey
“I get that a lot, that we’re overlooked ... we have a lot of concierges and event planners telling people they’ve gotta try Strip House."
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Greek favorites are the specialty at E&N Family Table
Our favorite dish on this menu is the chicken souvlaki plate with rice pilaf, warm pita and creamy tzatziki.