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Last weekend, Las Vegas lost two designers who helped shape its iconic skyline
Remembering Betty and Buzz.
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Prepare to pay more and later for Downtown parking
Locals took to social media over the City of Las Vegas' new standardized meter fees.
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In the gym with Floyd Mayweather Jr.
Floyd Mayweather Jr. is a gym rat. His workouts are sometimes so long that I get tired just photographing him.
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Steve Evans wants to chart Downtown’s oldest trees
Umbrella trees and elms lined Fremont Street in the 1910s.
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Reasons to celebrate Arbor Day even in drought-stricken Las Vegas
Trees de-stress the mind, stabilize the soil and more.
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The Power Matrix: What’s most nerdy-cool about Wizard World?
Charting celebs
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First Friday doesn’t need to expand, because it already has
There were rumblings that First Friday would announce changes to the festival’s footprint.
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Las Vegas is a far more generous community than it gets credit for
A Chronicle of Philanthropy analysis found that Nevada has seen the fastest rate of growth of charitable donations.
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SLS prez Scott Kreeger sets out to redefine the new Strip property
The former executive for MGM Resorts and Station Casinos shares how experience has shaped his approach to building something different at SLS.
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Hot Spots: Nick Jonas at Hyde, Dinah Vegas and more
Also, Big Dog's spring brew fest and Nickel Beer Night at Beauty Bar. Get all the deets here!
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Nightlife News & Notes: Beer from space (!) and more Mayweather/Pacquiao afterparties
Also, the Further Future festival moves its location.
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Local track of the month: Revolvr’s ‘Viper’
Hardwell has already slipped the track into his radio show.
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2015 Summer Movie Preview!
A bank-robbing Zach Galifianakis, superheroes galore and the return of that swearing teddy bear.
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More superheroes, Cinderella, Indian food and other stuff you’ll want to know about
Also, OK Go is at Brooklyn Bowl and the Forgione family takes over Made L.V.
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Summer sequel mania: Our writers watched these entire series so you don’t have to
From Mad Max to Jurassic Park.
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Sci-fi thriller ‘Ex Machina’ isn’t as smart as it pretends to be
Everything in this techno-paradise isn’t as it appears.
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Immortal bore: ‘The Age of Adaline’ is dull and predictable
The plot is dull and predictable, especially in its turgid second half.
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‘The Water Diviner’ is a war story that bogs down in tugging heartstrings
The movie ends with a dedication to all the soldiers whose bodies were never recovered after the war, but the story doesn’t carry the same historical weight.
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Apocalypse, soon: A religious satire offers hope but falls short
The Onyx’s Some Things offers hope, but not enough comedic slam dunks
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Wim Wenders’ ‘The Salt of the Earth’ chronicles Sebastião Salgado’s remarkable career
"It’s affecting to see Salgado talk about the emotional toll of witnessing so much suffering, and how it triggered his shift in focus to the beauty of nature."
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Concert review: Built to Spill connects with the Downtown scene in its Vegas return
Three tunes off new album 'Untethered Moon' crackled with the intensity fresh material tends to coax from a veteran band.
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Concert review: A shivering crowd is rewarded with another solid Interpol set
Even in unexpectedly gusty and chilly conditions, Interpol itself suffered few missteps.
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Do you know your Simpsons? Prepare for ‘Mr. Burns’ with this quiz
In this play, survivors entertain themselves by recounting episodes of The Simpsons. How would you do?
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Five thoughts: Kimbra at Hard Rock Live (April 18)
Hard Rock Live is packed, but the bar’s empty, a telling sign this crowd is young.
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Rapper Rasar Amani and The Lique send jazzy sounds through the scene
Comparisons to The Roots are unavoidable—and that's a good thing.
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Broadcasting from the Neon Boneyard: artist David Sanchez Burr’s community radio
Artist residency begins at the Neon Museum.
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J.K. Rowling’s ‘The Casual Vacancy’ becomes a downbeat HBO miniseries
There’s nothing fantastical about the quaint but grim small town of Pagford—Harry Potter this is not.
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Summer sequel mania: Our writers watched these entire series so you don’t have to
From Mad Max to Jurassic Park.
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2015 Summer Movie Preview!
A bank-robbing Zach Galifianakis, superheroes galore and the return of that swearing teddy bear.
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Sci-fi thriller ‘Ex Machina’ isn’t as smart as it pretends to be
Everything in this techno-paradise isn’t as it appears.
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Immortal bore: ‘The Age of Adaline’ is dull and predictable
The plot is dull and predictable, especially in its turgid second half.
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‘The Water Diviner’ is a war story that bogs down in tugging heartstrings
The movie ends with a dedication to all the soldiers whose bodies were never recovered after the war, but the story doesn’t carry the same historical weight.
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Wim Wenders’ ‘The Salt of the Earth’ chronicles Sebastião Salgado’s remarkable career
"It’s affecting to see Salgado talk about the emotional toll of witnessing so much suffering, and how it triggered his shift in focus to the beauty of nature."
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Even Philip Seymour Hoffman might not have saved ‘Happyish’
Showtime decided to revive and recast the show with Steve Coogan in the lead role.
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J.K. Rowling’s ‘The Casual Vacancy’ becomes a downbeat HBO miniseries
There’s nothing fantastical about the quaint but grim small town of Pagford—Harry Potter this is not.
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Emeril Lagasse concocts the meal of our dreams
The celeb chef gets ready for his first-ever appearance at Vegas Uncork'd by creating a mega-meal from his Vegas restaurant dishes.
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Exploring the tradition of Sunday gravy at Rao’s
Be careful when tinkering with any Italian family’s recipe for sauce.