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A tale of two Dr. Sketchy’s drawing nights: Las Vegas and Boulder City
Artists (and non-artists) gather monthly for some cocktails and creativity at the anti-art school establishment.
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Weekly Q&A: Lynda Carter on Wonder Woman’s enduring legacy
Her legendary character will be featured on some Bally slot machines.
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Haunting propositions: Your guide to this year's Halloween attractions
Time to dust off those chainsaws!
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Musicians gone wild: Four painful performance mishaps
An audience member is now suing Rod Stewart for an incident involving a soccer ball blow to the nose.
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Lion Habitat Ranch’s new baby giraffe vs. Taylor ‘Baby Giraffe’ Bern
One eats alfalfa, the other eats burritos.
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Hot Spots: Salva at XS, Pete Tong at Life, Bianca Del Rio at Piranha and more
Also, Lets Be Friends takes the tables at Drai's.
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Fall color and toasty cocktails at Mt. Charleston Lodge
From hot buttered rum to apple ciders with a kick, the social space's hot drinks are the perfect hand warmers.
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Swig and stomp: Get your drink on at these boozy bashes
Prost! Oktoberfest is here!
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Aria’s Haze Nightclub to close in November
The Aria nightspot opened shortly after the resort in December 2009.
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Trust Us: 'Alice' at Reynolds Hall, Com Truise and a pre-season hockey match
And the Route 91 Harvest Festival.
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Concert review: Bob Mould plays like he was made for the Bunkhouse—and vice versa
Even more than his return itself, it was the way Mould returned that made the night extra special
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Film review: 'Hector and the Search for Happiness' finds the opposite
An astonishingly tone-deaf portrait of smug, patronizing privilege—a film that, despite being thoroughly English, exemplifies the concept of the ugly American.
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Nearly a year after its last show, Last Call returns
And they're working on a new album.
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Sonic Flashback: Beck at the Tropicana (May 6, 1999)
A reschedule made it the most anticipated rock event of that year.
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Film review: Fincher racks up another riveting movie with 'Gone Girl'
It contains some fantastic performances to boot.
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Free Will Astrology
Consider the cricket, Aries.
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Film review: 'Annabelle' is a completely unnecessary prequel
Stop with The Conjuring. Trust us.
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The Weekly interview: Living Colour guitarist Vernon Reid
He wants to challenge others: Do something that means something.
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TV review: The chemistry on 'A to Z' can't overpower its limited gimmick
With an inherently short shelf life (each episode is named for a letter of the alphabet, implying a maximum of 26 episodes), there’s little room for surprises or originality.
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Collector Branden Powers plants art on the streets for you to find
"Whatever happens is the art itself.”
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A rainy night with Ty Segall
The chaotic moshpit went from fun to foolish (see: the two heads I watched smash together during “Feel”).
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Aziz Ansari on the end of 'Parks and Rec' and being an expert on dating and tech
On the cusp of filming his fourth stand-up special, the prolific comedian talks relationship expertise and the lessons he gleaned from Joan Rivers.
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'The Flash' doesn’t run from its comic book origins
For comic book fans tired of TV superheroes who are barely super, this may be just what they’re looking for.
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Prince unleashes two funky new albums on the same day
Prince makes up for lost time with Art Official Age and PlectrumElectrum.
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Film review: 'Hector and the Search for Happiness' finds the opposite
An astonishingly tone-deaf portrait of smug, patronizing privilege—a film that, despite being thoroughly English, exemplifies the concept of the ugly American.
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Film review: 'Annabelle' is a completely unnecessary prequel
Stop with The Conjuring. Trust us.
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Film review: Fincher racks up another riveting movie with 'Gone Girl'
It contains some fantastic performances to boot.
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TV review: The chemistry on 'A to Z' can't overpower its limited gimmick
With an inherently short shelf life (each episode is named for a letter of the alphabet, implying a maximum of 26 episodes), there’s little room for surprises or originality.
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Roast beef and nostalgia: Vintage menus paint a fascinating picture of our culinary past
The UNLV Library's Special Collections' digital collection “Menus: The Art of Dining,” includes over 300 menus from Las Vegas restaurants.
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Nem Nuong Bistro offers addictive bites among a diverse Vietnamese menu
Cha gio and goi cuon rolls are must-haves at this new Chinatown restaurant.
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Sensational new options abound for breakfast on the Strip
From blue crab eggs Benedict to a 52-ounce Bloody Mary, we've got you covered.
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Delmonico delivers a pig-licious feast of epic proportions
Not only was there swine galore, but there were pork fat-washed Templeton Rye cocktails, too.
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Dining News & Notes: October means food festivals
From Taste of the Nation to LuckyRice to Foodie Fest, get ready to get full this month.