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Weekly Q&A: Emmanuel Ortega on the visual history of Mexico
“Tourists want to see Frida Kahlo with a monkey on her shoulder.”
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Unsolved Vegas mysteries: From Savoy matchbooks to Tropicana tile, the truth is out there
For a city as young as Las Vegas, it’s amazing how little we really know.
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Contemporary Arts Center kicks off book club with Dave Hickey’s ‘Pirates and Farmers’
After film screenings and a pop-up exhibit, CAC starts a new art-ed adventure with the former notable resident's essay collection.
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After 19 years, the pioneering hiphopsite.com calls it a day
"Not that many people can say they fueled a movement."
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Do you see the eyeball? Experiencing pareidolia at Corner Store Furniture
Pareidolia: the psychological phenomenon of seeing things that aren’t true.
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Hot Spots: Ludacris at Surrender, St. Patrick’s Day parties and more
Plus: Down & Derby returns!
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Omnia Nightclub 101: What to know about the new club at Caesars before it opens
What does Omnia Nightclub have that Hakkasan doesn't? What musical styles will be featured? What's up with the Heart of Omnia ultralounge?
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Local track of the month: David Serrano’s ‘Moving On’
It’s nice to hear something a little more soulful.
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Nightlife News & Notes: The Hustler Club’s new rooftop space, Dinah Vegas and more
Plus: New residents at Tao.
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A creative complex rises: A look inside the galleries, shops and studios of Downtown Spaces
Taxidermy, sex toys, a recording studio, galleries and (soon) a marijuana dispensary—it's all under one roof.
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Trust Us: ‘Salad Days’ screenings, Selection Sunday and more
Plus: The Nevada Women's Film Festival.
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Five animated movies that should never get live-action remakes
Because real pandas are pretty bad at kung fu.
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‘Cinderella’ plays like a rote retelling
Without any twists or stylistic innovations, here's hoping the forthcoming live-action versions of Beauty and the Beast and The Jungle Book will be a bit livelier.
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‘One Big Happy’ is a retro sitcom with updated values
A generic story isn't improved by adding a small twist.
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Film review: ‘Red Army’
A fascinating look at the world's most successful hockey team.
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‘iZombie’ offers sympathy for its ghoulish protagonist
In iZombie, an undead undead star uses her brain.
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Madonna disappoints with the messy ‘Rebel Heart’
It's Madge's worst since 2003's American Life.
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Photo retrospective ‘While I Am Still’ is ambitious and unconvincing
As an educational exhibit, it easily dovetails into STEM curricula. But as fine art, the quality is doubtful.
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Set of the year? Stand-up John Mulaney throws down one to remember at Mirage
Captivating the audience, the comic showed off an array of skills during his Las Vegas debut.
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A Cirque aerialist shows her skill with a camera at Blackbird
The artist transforms magazine photographs into surprising subjects of her own work.
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The Weekly interview: A Place to Bury Strangers’ Oliver Ackermann
The musician on what attracted him to noise rock, ruining gear at gigs and the loudest show he's been to.
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Sin City Opera’s ‘Trouble in Tahiti’ reaches high but hits some wrong notes
Even with bright spots, Trouble in Tahiti remains a minor work by a great composer.
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Find throwback charm at the Italian American Club’s Swanky Supper Club Soiree
Big Easy-themed hits, a Lawrence Welk-ish routine and more.
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Free Will Astrology
You may not be completely sure of what you want, Taurus, but I bet you’ll get a reward you didn’t know you were looking for.
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‘Cinderella’ plays like a rote retelling
Without any twists or stylistic innovations, here's hoping the forthcoming live-action versions of Beauty and the Beast and The Jungle Book will be a bit livelier.
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Five animated movies that should never get live-action remakes
Because real pandas are pretty bad at kung fu.
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‘One Big Happy’ is a retro sitcom with updated values
A generic story isn't improved by adding a small twist.
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Film review: ‘Red Army’
A fascinating look at the world's most successful hockey team.
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‘iZombie’ offers sympathy for its ghoulish protagonist
In iZombie, an undead undead star uses her brain.
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Off the Strip brings its satisfying fare to the Linq
This faithful rendition of one of our favorite neighborhood spots is now live on the Strip.
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Forte does everything deliciously, and now it does breakfast too
Chef and restaurateur Nina Manchev is at it again, bringing flavors from all over the world to your morning meal.
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Radio City reinvention: Fremont East pizzeria is turning into something special
This seems like fancy food you’d find in a Las Vegas Strip casino, not in a pizza joint sandwiched between bars on Fremont East.