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Weekly Q&A: Las Vegas Fashion Council is working to put Vegas on the fashion map
“We want to make a name for ourselves as a fashion city. Typically people don’t make that association. Shopping, yes. We want to change that.”
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Betting on madness: A guide to wagering on the NCAA Tournament
NCAA sports bet tips: Can anyone stop Kentucky? You might not wanna count on it.
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Dissecting the prez: Thoughts from UNLV president Len Jessup’s Campus Town Hall
UNLV's new president outlined his future plans and fielded questions during the public meeting.
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Bauman Rare Books features an exhibit of cookbooks and cocktail guides from throughout history
The collection spans centuries, from a 1590 work to the first cocktail manual published in the U.S. and titles by celebrated food icons like James Beard.
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Four-wheel photography: Capturing the Polaris RZR Mint 400
"Next year, maybe a helicopter would be even better."
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Hot Spots: Dyro at Drai’s, Foxtail Pool Club opens and more
Also, a saccharin-sweet Candyland edition of Hyde's XIV Vegas Sessions promo.
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Suburban suds: Old School Brewing Company is a proper beer spot for the West
The brew-ification of Las Vegas continues.
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Nightlife News & Notes: New parties, Drai’s Afterhours makes some changes and more
Also, Hakkasan Group will open a new lounge to replace Caesars Palace's Shadow Bar.
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Theater review: ‘Motel’ makes for an intense (and adult-rated) experience
You have to sign a waiver. Those under 18 will not be admitted. Stay behind the yellow line. Bring hand sanitizer.
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Modest Mouse’s first LP in nearly a decade safely recalls its predecessors
Some bands don’t need to change to maintain our attention.
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Album review: Twin Shadow’s ‘Eclipse’
It's the indie-pop artist's major label debut.
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The memory, history and myth behind Deborah Aschheim’s drawings
Looking at the people looking at the Kennedys.
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Following David Sanchez Burr’s itinerant radio/art experience
Sanchez Burr is the Neon Museum's first artist in residence.
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Car Show: Remembering Tupac, Selena and the OJ spectacle
Three iconic tragedies of the ’90s involved cars that became celebrities themselves.
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TV review: Netflix drama ‘Bloodline’ is glossy but dull
Netflix’s new drama has such a great cast and such impressive production values, it’s easy to give it a pass for being so dramatically inert.
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Trust Us: Garfunkel & Oates, Pahrump’s Balloon Festival and more stuff to do this weekend
Plus: The State Symphony Orchestra of Mexico at UNLV and Kool Keith at LVCS. Get all the deets here!
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Film review: Tense thriller '71 recalls the days of the Troubles
Some parts of the thriller might be a hard to follow, but the director and writer succeed at creating a sense of visceral danger.
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Stand-up Whitney Cummings puts her life experience to good use
The 2 Broke Girls co-creator tackles sex, dating and adopting foreign babies "like an adult"
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Book review: Kazuo Ishiguro’s latest novel is a vivid and absorbing fable
Characters and conundrums predominate in the writer's work.
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Time-stopping orgasms? Four comic books to watch for this spring
From Archie and Conan to Big Hard Sex Criminals.
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Vegas artist Dray opens a new gallery—and turns his focus to Buddha
Year of the Buddha features more than 60 pieces made in various styles and mediums, from aerosol to acrylic.
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VOD oddities: Three recent on-demand releases with offbeat premises
Two words: Zombeavers. Wait, that's one word.
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Coastwest Unrest pairs up with visiting author Michael T. Fournier for an intimate show
“I think we’re just cut from the same cloth.”
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TV review: Netflix drama ‘Bloodline’ is glossy but dull
Netflix’s new drama has such a great cast and such impressive production values, it’s easy to give it a pass for being so dramatically inert.
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Film review: Tense thriller '71 recalls the days of the Troubles
Some parts of the thriller might be a hard to follow, but the director and writer succeed at creating a sense of visceral danger.
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VOD oddities: Three recent on-demand releases with offbeat premises
Two words: Zombeavers. Wait, that's one word.
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Sean Penn turns into a generic action hero in ‘The Gunman’
Penn takes the Liam Neeson route for this generic flick.
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Chaotic nonsense: Sequel ‘Insurgent’ is action-packed but incoherent
Tris spends most of the movie on the run, which isn't a bad thing.
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Asian Variety or mostly Japanese? Either way, Inyo is delicious
Chef Gregg Fortunato is doing great things on Spring Mountain Road.
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Why Las Vegas is the absolute best place to dine alone
Vegas is a city built on being willfully over-the-top, which makes experiences like dining at the bar at Bartolotta so memorable.