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Eight things about this year’s USA Sevens Rugby tournament
Scrum's the word.
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Overheard at: 'America's Got Talent' auditions
“You’re a girl wizard!”
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A different look at Grand Canyon scenery
“All this nature around, and she’s taking photos of a dumpster.”
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The people’s story: An oral history project illustrates ‘African-American Experience’
Documenting the African-American Experience at UNLV's Center for Oral History Research follows the Valley’s black community from its beginning in the early 1900s.
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In Brief: Planet Hollywood's big waves, St. Thomas exposed and more
Wakeboarders unite: FlowRider Wave-in-a-Box Double is set to arrive
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Nursing a hangover from the craziest week ever in local sports
We worshipped Tark. He taught us how to compete, how to win and when to fight.
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Five-Star standard: What it takes for hotels to impress 'Forbes'
From curbside greetings within 60 seconds to fresh flowers in the room, Forbes Travel Guide inspectors have a lot to consider.
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Price hike: With proposed increases, Lake Mead fees could double in 2016
The National Recreation Area is encouraging the public to weigh in on the fee increases through March 11. Find the details here.
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Hot Spots: Harvard Bass at After, National Margarita Day and more
Also, meet the Season 7 queens of RuPaul's Drag Race at Chateau.
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The Phoenix rises as a true alternative for the LGBT scene—and beyond
Weekly Burning Man meet-ups, a curated craft beer selection and video games projected on the wall—Phoenix isn't your typical gay bar.
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We All Press Play: Erin Doucette, head server at Distill (Summerlin)
The personal playlists of local nightlife staff.
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Nightlife News & Notes: EDC GA tickets sell out, Omnia’s ultra-lounge and more
Also, Rhumbar gets a face-lift.
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Trust Us: The 'Parks and Recreation' finale, a local punk show and more
Also, a family art program in honor of African-American History month at the Neon Museum.
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'Roll' translates roller-rink memories into art
"This is about people at different stages in their lives reflecting on a sentimental shared experience."
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Art to see right now
Alterwitz, 'Santa Confessional' and a UNLV MFA avalanche.
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Mutant pets navigate the end of human dominion in 'Mort(e)'
Sebastian the cat, enlightened and embittered, levels his owner with a shotgun. Intrigued?
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The five least romantic moments from Marilyn Manson’s Valentine’s Day show
Manson seemed to ignore the holiday, for the most part.
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Manuel Gonzales’ fantastical fiction is about to blow up
This is what happens when a talented writer ponders life with a unicorn.
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Pinback stays in fine form for its latest Vegas visit
Few bands evoke their home city better.
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For the love of literacy: Two guys, a book festival and an adventurous seven-year-old
Bringing together Black History Month and Nevada Reading Week.
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Running on empty: 'McFarland, USA' is a forgettable sports drama
Kevin Costner’s weary, lived-in performance is the best thing about this predictable flick.
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Five (potential) reasons to watch the Oscars
And yes, Neil Patrick Harris is definitely one of them.
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See the Oscar-nominated short films in theaters this weekend
Three local theaters are screening the live-action and animated shorts this weekend.
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'Mr. Turner' takes an off-kilter approach to the biopic
Timothy Spall gives depth and feeling to J.M.W. Turner at the most unexpected moments.
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'The Odd Couple' returns with Matthew Perry
The former Friends star is looking for the third time to be the charm in his attempted return to sitcoms.
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In memoriam: These musical trailblazers won’t be forgotten
Edgar Froese, Rod McKuen, Steve Strange and RadioShack.
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Free Will Astrology
You never know when and where you may be furnished with clues about the next plot twist of your life story, Virgo.
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Running on empty: 'McFarland, USA' is a forgettable sports drama
Kevin Costner’s weary, lived-in performance is the best thing about this predictable flick.
-
Five (potential) reasons to watch the Oscars
And yes, Neil Patrick Harris is definitely one of them.
-
See the Oscar-nominated short films in theaters this weekend
Three local theaters are screening the live-action and animated shorts this weekend.
-
'Mr. Turner' takes an off-kilter approach to the biopic
Timothy Spall gives depth and feeling to J.M.W. Turner at the most unexpected moments.
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'The Odd Couple' returns with Matthew Perry
The former Friends star is looking for the third time to be the charm in his attempted return to sitcoms.
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Lucky Foo’s adds new flavors to the neighborhood foodscape
A neighborhood restaurant operated by nightclub folk could be a disaster, but Lucky Foo's is the farthest thing from it.
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Find dynamite new eats at the east side’s Yatai
This new restaurant’s location could be an obstacle, but the food is good enough to overcome it.