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Ferguson, race and ‘the talk,’ America’s most difficult conversation
"As long as black parents believe it will increase the odds of their children surviving police encounters, they will have the talk."
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Treasure chest: Secret artwork hidden behind breasts at the Venetian revealed
"They were trying to re-create Renaissance Venice, and I was giving them contemporary art.” --Toland Grinnell
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Artist-designed benches will 'beautify' Downtown, but must they function?
Ass-burn? We can fix that.
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A World AIDS Day discussion shows stigmas and challenges remain
One thing was definitely clear during the dialogue: More support, and awareness, is still needed.
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A curated selection, cool classes and a rabbit mascot: Welcome to the Writer’s Block
Downtown's new bookstore opened its doors last weekend.
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Mystic Falls Park: An awesomely weird (indoor) winter wonderland
Sam's Town's free attraction makes it snow in Las Vegas.
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A very Vegas carol: The Killers and Jimmy Kimmel team up on a new holiday tune
The hometown band has released Christmas singles every year since 2006.
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Weekly Q&A: Strip fine-dining pioneer Alex Stratta is now building local greatness
Chef Alex Stratta takes his cuisine from the Boulevard to the 'burbs with a new tapas restaurant this month.
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Hot Spots: Lucent Dossier Experience, a Repeal Day party and more
Plus, the DJ who turned Nashville to mashville is here to spin during the National Finals Rodeo.
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Habitat provides a Saturday night home for house music lovers
Out of the scene's three non-mainstream house/techno events, Satay Thai Bistro & Bar's new promo is the only weekend party.
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Nightlife News & Notes: Booze District tours, DJ shuffling and more
Also, a new house music night at Tacos & Beer.
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We All Press Play: Lucky Foo’s partner Josh Donaldson
The personal playlists of local nightlife staff.
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Free Will Astrology
Scorpio, try the CliffsNotes approach.
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Trust Us: The Great Santa Run, Amy Schumer and Heart
And a mashup of a traditional nativity play and L. Ron Hubbard.
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One fan's appreciation for 'Sons of Anarchy' as its finale approaches
Ken Miller's going to miss this show more than Breaking Bad.
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43 Days: Artist Javier Sanchez in solidarity with Mexico’s missing students
“In Mexico every day is the day of the dead, and the day of the disappeared, and the day of the mutilated, and the day of the bereaved. "
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TV review: 'The Librarians' feels like too little, too late
This is not the way to make an old franchise new again.
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Rodeo roundup: Highlights of NFR week’s country concerts
Plenty of great acts, plenty of venues.
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Film review: 'The Babadook' makes parenting scary
Is it a ghost, or a demon, or just a manifestation of her own ambivalence about being a parent?
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Five thoughts on Chrissie Hynde's show at the Pearl
She played plenty from her first-ever solo record during the November 28 concert at the Palms.
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Tommy Lee Jones returns to the Western with 'The Homesman'
Tommy Lee Jones demonstrates a clear affection for and understanding of the genre.
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No spoilers! How to insulate yourself from those who would ruin your shows
In pre-Internet days, this used to only happen every so often, but social media has turned the spoiler into a virus one can catch any time.
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Stevie Wonder brings his biggest album to the stage in memorable fashion
The 64-year-old legend spared no expense in bringing his masterwork to life inside the MGM Grand.
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Album review: Wu-Tang Clan's 'A Better Tomorrow'
2014 Wu isn't 1993 Wu.
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Album review: AC/DC's 'Rock or Bust'
Well, it isn't a total bust ...
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Album review: Bryan Ferry's 'Avonmore'
The silver fox's muse has once again steered him in the right direction.
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Book review: Alice Munro crafts more of the immortal short stories that set her apart
There is simply not a better writer of short fiction alive.
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One fan's appreciation for 'Sons of Anarchy' as its finale approaches
Ken Miller's going to miss this show more than Breaking Bad.
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TV review: 'The Librarians' feels like too little, too late
This is not the way to make an old franchise new again.
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Film review: 'The Babadook' makes parenting scary
Is it a ghost, or a demon, or just a manifestation of her own ambivalence about being a parent?
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Tommy Lee Jones returns to the Western with 'The Homesman'
Tommy Lee Jones demonstrates a clear affection for and understanding of the genre.
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Jason Neve guides the ship for Batali & Bastianich Hospitality
Between New York and Las Vegas, Neve has opened five different restaurants for the B&B empire.
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The Perch is taking some delicious risks Downtown
Container Park's first full-service restaurant packs plenty of surprises.
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Daniel Boulud mixes classics and favorites for an ideal meal
“It’s very important to start with some foie gras or pâté de campagne. I’m from Lyon so I love charcuterie."