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Beauty Kitchen wants to bring the spa to you
Spinning natural ingredients into beauty treatments used to be Heather Marianna's hobby. Now it's her business.
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The LGBT Center’s GenderSense brought transgender issues to light
A training on transgender cultural competence, the event was held in memory of an Ohio teen who committed suicide due to a lack of understanding about her transgender identity.
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Porn progress: AVN's expo expands with more to show and tell in 2015
The annual porn convention returned this year with more space to explore and an expanded seminar series for fans.
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Weekly Q&A: Shake Shack creator Danny Meyer brings his burgers to the Strip
“We would never suggest this is the only burger or the last burger you should have. We just want to make sure Shake Shack makes your rotation.”
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Props! The best way to bet on the Super Bowl just might involve soccer
Prop it up for the Big Game this year!
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A Big Game battle of the beers: Which city's suds rank supreme?
Super Bowl suds: Taste testing brews from Seattle and Boston. Which team's hometown takes the win?
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To Trifecta, with love: A farewell letter as the Arts District stronghold closes shop
"You made it possible for me to buy a real piece of art, because you saw the look in my eyes and wanted me to have it."
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Three Las Vegas Big Game parties to consider
Bar bite buffets, open bars and butler-style service. Where are you watching this Super Sunday?
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Photographing the sexy shoes (and socks?) of AVN's annual porn convention
"I planned to do a gallery on porn porn porn and shoes, but the porn booths were either disappointing or too graphic for the paper."
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What does your zip code say about you?
Soccer moms in Summerlin? Too easy. Henderson residents watching the DIY Network and eating at Panera? Zip Code Lookup is kinda creepy ...
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Three questions with Light resident DJ Henrix
The Miami-based beat-slinger fills us in on his latest tracks.
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A first taste of Hop Nuts, Downtown’s newest brewery
Where to start at the Arts District brewpub.
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Delivering hoppiness: Hop Nuts Brewing brings beer to Downtown’s Arts District
The brewery features a well-rounded menu for craft-beer lovers, as well as newbie hopheads.
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Artist Laurie Simmons finds a place in the Strip’s bombastic visual chatter
Simmons has us rethinking the “ideal.”
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Checking in on: Amarionette
Bassist Ron Wells talks the band's new album and getting crowds rowdy.
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Trust Us: A 'Wizard Wars' party, drag queens and 'cosmic' American music
Plus, a local protest Downtown for the Global Day of Action Against Torture.
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The Weekly playlist: Our Jack White live wish list
The former White Stripes frontman brings his solo show to Brooklyn Bowl this week.
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A peek inside Imagine Dragons’ sophomore album
Will Smoke + Mirrors live up to Night Visions' glory?
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The Art of Dialogue: Cappuccino potato chip inventor opens Downtown art gallery
Undoing boundaries, opening discourse.
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Race relations: 'Black or White' offers an awkward take on a custody battle
In this courtroom battle, the white guy is the underdog.
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'The Nightly Show' is a worthy Colbert successor
Wilmore is a confident host, funny and engaged with the subject matter.
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Björk gets personal on latest album 'Vulnicura'
It addresses her split from Matthew Barney—but don't call it a breakup record.
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The Dam Short Film Festival returns to Boulder City
The small-town film fest has scaled back to four days, but it's still set to feature 141 short films.
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Room for dessert? Onyx's lighthearted 'Four Dogs' production keeps it light
It's an easy pairing with a bite out.
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Free Will Astrology
Taurus, the cosmos seems to be granting you a license to be brazenly ambitious. Take advantage.
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'A Most Violent Year' delivers character-driven suspense
Over the course of three features, filmmaker J.C. Chandor has demonstrated remarkable range.
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'Black Sea' is an effective submarine thriller
Plus, three more sub movies to watch.
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Amid changes, Spiegelworld’s ‘Improssario’ continues expanding his empire
“I can’t keep up with what’s going on. I have no idea. We have no plan. It’s management by haphazard luck.”
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Race relations: 'Black or White' offers an awkward take on a custody battle
In this courtroom battle, the white guy is the underdog.
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'The Nightly Show' is a worthy Colbert successor
Wilmore is a confident host, funny and engaged with the subject matter.
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The Dam Short Film Festival returns to Boulder City
The small-town film fest has scaled back to four days, but it's still set to feature 141 short films.
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'A Most Violent Year' delivers character-driven suspense
Over the course of three features, filmmaker J.C. Chandor has demonstrated remarkable range.
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'Black Sea' is an effective submarine thriller
Plus, three more sub movies to watch.
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10 brilliant new burgers to eat right now in Las Vegas
From Shake Shack to Guy Fieri and hangover burgers to jerk turkey burgers, let the battle for the best commence!
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White Castle: The perfect drunk food and a fine fit for the Strip
White Castle sliders resemble burgers about as much as a Velveeta-Rotel dip resembles Mexican food. Which is to say: There’s very little in common, but who cares when it tastes this awesome?
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Where’s the un-beef? Searching for vegetarian burger bliss
With the right embellishments, meat-free burgers can be great.
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The Local Burger Hall of Fame
We’ll mention these tasty legends even though we don’t have to.
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The South rises again at the Venetian’s tasty Yardbird
The scarcity of food from the Land of Dixie in the desert raises expectations for this Miami import.
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Dining News & Notes: Truffles and Bacon Café finds a new home
Also, Juice Standard is set to open a second location in Green Valley.
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At the Bally's Sterling Brunch, a $90 meal feels like a bargain
The Bally's Sterling Brunch dates back four decades but was relaunched at the new BLT Steak last year.
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Jacques Café brings refined, healthful fare to Summerlin
This chef's philosophy is to make food like they did 50 years ago, using fresh and local ingredients.