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Growing in some places and crumbling in others, is gaming still a sure bet?
"And right about now, the idea that casinos equal employment is in question in a way it hasn’t been for decades."
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Our .vegas domains are here—and we’ve got a few suggestions
We're big fans of howtonotbeadouchein.vegas.
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So long, dealertainers
In memoriam of the Quad's card slinging performers.
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Punch line: Offensive humor can make us laugh--or just make us look
"Comedy is to make everybody laugh at everything and deal with things, you idiot,” Joan Rivers once said.
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The Market looks to fill a much-needed niche Downtown: the grocery store
Funyuns, sixers and kale chips. Oh my!
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Nature’s wrath: The problem with rain in the nation’s driest state
Gov. Brian Sandoval declared a state of emergency in flood-damaged Moapa.
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A hotel closes, a liquidation sale begins, eeriness ensues
The hotel closed its doors for good over Labor Day Weekend.
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It costs how much?! A pricing tour of Las Vegas bottles
We anonymously canvassed the club corridor for a party night involving four people, a basic table and Grey Goose.
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These nightlife alternatives aren't your average parties
Tired of tourist-filled discotheques and Downtown drinkeries? Sometimes revelry and nighttime hobnobbing happen where you'd least expect it, thanks to these venues and party producers.
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Club ink: The many stamps of Ghostbar
As temporary tattoos go, Las Vegas club stamps tell some stories.
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Veteran DJ Warren Peace is once again on the rise
He recently left his longtime home at XS to become a headliner at Drai’s new Cromwell nightclub/dayclub.
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With dating apps like Grindr and Scruff, have gay bars become less cruisey?
“You can see orange screens everywhere ... Nine times out of 10, they're on their phone."
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Your Las Vegas nightlife bucket list
From the insanely expensive to the totally lowbrow, must-have nightlife moments.
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Local DJs talk about navigating the tricky waters of Vegas nightlife
Our hometown beatmeisters on the availability of gigs and competition, freedom of programming and the perks of being a Vegas DJ.
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Veteran Michael Toast tips us off on the cheats of phony DJs
Are they faking it? Be on the lookout for these dead giveaways.
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Laverne Cox on her Vegas nightclub gig, Netflix stardom and more
The Emmy-nominated actress discusses projects outside OITNB, her go-to cocktail and how Jubilee is a "kiki."
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Wayfarer Bar takes top prize at the Original Margarita Festival
Mondays are for margaritas.
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Hot Spots: Fatboy Slim at Life, Laverne Cox at Liaison, Fatboy Slim at Life and more
Party with the pint-sized pop star, groove to the Brit beatmeister's beats and catch the Orange Is the New Black actress "showing off" her "assets" at a grand opening party.
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Nightlife News & Notes: Markus Schulz wins DJ Times’ America’s Best DJ contest and more
Also, notable bookings at Life at SLS including Claude VonStroke and Green Velvet.
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Film review: Kevin Smith’s 'Tusk' is an ambitious failure
It's an incredibly awkward mix of horror and comedy.
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Free Will Astrology
Taurus, make adjustments in your flow.
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Film review: Lame 'Maze Runner' ultimately goes nowhere
Can we all just admit that YA-based entertainment is really getting old?
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The unforgivable freebie: U2’s new album is even more annoying once you hear it
U2 perversely takes musical cues from acts it has famously influenced—Coldplay, The Killers and Arcade Fire.
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Concert review: The Breeders zip in for a decisive Bunkhouse performance
The show felt like a defining moment for our music scene, and the band played like it knew that.
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Mexico: Perceptions, memories and dreams in artist’s Piñata utopia
Justin Favela's cross-cultural social study of sorts that welcomes everyone to play along.
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Kid Meets Cougar man Brett Bolton’s new project gets ready to debut live
Kitze + The CPUs' tech-heavy show includes projection-mapped visuals, drum pads—and a joystick.
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Film review: 'Eleanor Rigby' distills two movies into one
Director Ned Benson edited two of his previous movies to achieve Them, which presents a normal narrative of the story presented in the first two films.
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TV review: 'Black-ish'
"It’s more engaged with meaningful issues than the other “modern” sitcom that airs right before it."
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After four years on the scene, local favorite Dusty Sunshine says goodbye
The band has reached its end—but the future is bright for its members.
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TV review: 'Gotham' explores Batman's early days
Do we really need a Batman-focused police procedural?
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Film review: 'This Is Where I Leave You' drowns its emotion in dumb comedy
The dramatic comedy stars Jason Bateman, Tina Fey and Jane Fonda.
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Open-mic regular Cameron Calloway is quickly becoming a name to know
“Deep down I feel like I have this hippie kind of spirit.”
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Film review: 'A Walk Among the Tombstones'
The Liam Neeson film is quiet, unpretentious and ultimately pretty effective.
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'Against Football' might make you rethink your Sunday traditions
"You get the sense that you’re endorsing a criminal enterprise."
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Film review: Lame 'Maze Runner' ultimately goes nowhere
Can we all just admit that YA-based entertainment is really getting old?
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Film review: Kevin Smith’s 'Tusk' is an ambitious failure
It's an incredibly awkward mix of horror and comedy.
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Film review: 'Eleanor Rigby' distills two movies into one
Director Ned Benson edited two of his previous movies to achieve Them, which presents a normal narrative of the story presented in the first two films.
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Film review: 'A Walk Among the Tombstones'
The Liam Neeson film is quiet, unpretentious and ultimately pretty effective.
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TV review: 'Gotham' explores Batman's early days
Do we really need a Batman-focused police procedural?
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TV review: 'Black-ish'
"It’s more engaged with meaningful issues than the other “modern” sitcom that airs right before it."
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Film review: 'This Is Where I Leave You' drowns its emotion in dumb comedy
The dramatic comedy stars Jason Bateman, Tina Fey and Jane Fonda.
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Quirky, tasty southwest spot The Sparklings is making a name for itself
This menu is interesting and affordable, worth a visit even if the cuisine can be a bit confusing.
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Cuba Café’s medianoche sandwich is good any time of day
It’s simplicity that ties everything together within this traditional Cuban sandwich.
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Dining News & Notes: Chef shuffles, golden macarons and more
Also, there's a new farmers' market in town ... at Sam's Town.