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Give us a hand(stand), Santa
Linq Promenade features acrobatic contestants from America's Got Talent.
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Bang for your booze: Jackpot Vodka gets you resort credit at the Palms
How about some three-chili chicken from Lao Sze Chuan to complement your next bottle buy?
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Embracing History: The stories in and of the F Street underpass
A public nod to Las Vegas history like none other in this town.
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Hakkasan steps into the light
So many venues involved in Hakkasan Group’s $36 million buyout of Light Group, so many questions to ask.
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Want to see your favorite bands at Life Is Beautiful? Speak up
“We’re always looking to connect with attendees and see what they would love."
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UNLV football’s gutsy coaching choice brings a much-needed energy infusion
The last time the Rebel football program made a move this bold was the 1998 hiring of John Robinson.
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Weekly Q&A: Amid protests and backlash, magician Dirk Arthur brings big cats back
If anything, he says he spoils his cats to a fault.
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Hot Spots: Pablo Hernandez at Undressed, Bad Milo at Surrender and more
Plus, an Ugly Sweater Party at Ghostbar and a toy drive at a hookah lounge.
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Patience is a virtue for self-taught house/techno producer and DJ Nathan Clement
Formerly a regular presence at Strip nightlife pioneer Club Utopia, Clement plays Habitat this weekend.
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Only in Vegas: How about a $100 shot of Louis XIII in that frozen cocktail?
A lot of things that happen in Las Vegas provoke a simple question: Why?
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Local track of the month: J Diesel's 'Moonlight'
The track already has received support from Richie Hawtin, Nick Warren and Thomas Schumacher.
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Nightlife News & Notes: A very successful toy drive, a juggernaut DJ and more
Plus, a strong lineup coming for New Year's Eve and beyond.
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Trust Us: The end of ‘Stephen Colbert,’ the Las Vegas Bowl and more
And two great art exhibits.
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‘Twenty Years of Design Excellence’ at Barrick highlights Nevada’s award-winning architecture
Reflecting and Projecting is as much about the process as it is about the end result.
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Pushing color to the cusp of recognition: Three questions with David Ryan
Balancing discrete shapes with analog sensibility.
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'The Midas Flesh' delivers sci-fi with a smile
Ryan North has been thinking about King Midas for a while.
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Free Will Astrology
Stay well-grounded in your delight, Aries.
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Local Music News & Notes: Justin Mather releases a new LP, The Objex disband and more
Plus new material from Love Vendetta and a SquidHat Records showcase.
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'Wild' is a stunning showcase for Reese Witherspoon
Every book adaptation should be this good.
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Film Review: A lackluster 'Night at the Museum'
Made from the “kids-won’t-care-how-badly-we-slapped-this-thing-together” school of filmmaking.
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You could spend 20 hours watching the entire Tolkien saga, or ...
Weekly's helpful list of other things you could be doing with all that precious time.
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A fascinating true story gets underwhelming treatment in 'Foxcatcher'
A requiem for America this is definitely not.
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Book Review: Molly Guptill Manning's latest shows the power of paperback
Molly Guptill Manning’s tale is heartening for any book lover.
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New 'Annie' offers no improvement over the irritating original
"Starting with insipid material once again yields insipid results."
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From De La Soul to Wham!, make this Christmas all about lesser-known gems
Time to start a few new traditions that don't involve Bing Crosby or Andy Williams.
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Star Trek Slumber Party!
Las Vegas’ nerd-out capital, the Sci Fi Center, has done it again.
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Album Review: Charli XCX's 'Sucker'
Working with various collaborators, Charli touches on everything from attitude-laden electro-punk to pogo-worthy new wave.
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'Wild' is a stunning showcase for Reese Witherspoon
Every book adaptation should be this good.
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Film Review: A lackluster 'Night at the Museum'
Made from the “kids-won’t-care-how-badly-we-slapped-this-thing-together” school of filmmaking.
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A fascinating true story gets underwhelming treatment in 'Foxcatcher'
A requiem for America this is definitely not.
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You could spend 20 hours watching the entire Tolkien saga, or ...
Weekly's helpful list of other things you could be doing with all that precious time.
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New 'Annie' offers no improvement over the irritating original
"Starting with insipid material once again yields insipid results."
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'The Hobbit' trilogy finishes on an unexceptional note
Five Armies dashes the mild hopes built up by last year’s improved second installment of this series.
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Sweet farewell: Sarah Feldberg eats through her Vegas foodie bucket list
What’s a girl to do when she knows her Las Vegas days are coming to an end? Eat up!
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Summerlin’s new Hearthstone wants to be your everything
There's a lot going on at the Light Group's first off-Strip restaurant ... almost too much.
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Gyu-Kaku’s Japanese barbecue sticks with you
At this new Chinatown-area spot, you cook most of the food at your table's hibachi grill.
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Buddha Belly Deli applies Asian fusion to sandwiches and more
This new Henderson deli is serving some of the most interesting and delectable food around.