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Capturing the costumed fans at Wizard World Comic Con
Being a true nerd takes an investment of money, time and spirit.
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Urban walls: writer Ed Fuentes talks Las Vegas street art
The 100 Centennial murals are great.
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Riviera memorabilia: The sweet nectar of Tony Orlando chips and Dean Martin menus
Casino closures bring personal stories, drunken toasts and other Vegas rituals. But then there's eBay.
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Underappreciated and emotionally resonant, the Riviera will die the way it lived
The Riv will go out as the only—and hence, the best—version of itself.
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Comic Con: Wizard World looks like a force for geek good
Plenty of cosplay at Wizard World Las Vegas
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How to build a robot: Touring UNLV’s robotics lab with director Paul Oh
Picking the considerable brain of the engineering expert.
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Drai’s Live puts on concerts smack in the middle of the party
“One of the things we believe is that our clientele deserves better—better than some quote-unquote host who may or may not sing or perform.”
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Scouring and sampling the 250-beer menu at PKWY Tavern
Let Weekly steer you in the right direction.
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Album review: Alabama Shakes’ ‘Sound & Color’
The album is intriguing and complex enough to warrant repeated listens.
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The Great American Foodie Fest, Mastodon and other stuff to do and see this week
Plus: Mariachi El Bronx and the Wacky World of Sports.
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Albarn and Coxon reunite—effectively—on Blur’s ‘The Magic Whip’
Blur is whole, and mighty, once again.
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Further Future: A primer on the music/educational/wellness experience
From costs to camping details, we've got you covered for the May 1-3 phenomenon.
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Two ways to tackle the Further Future lineup
Who to see at the multifaceted fest, from true house to ambient techno.
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Daily karaoke: 7 spots to get your song on
Karaoke forever! Where to sing in front of strangers every night of the week.
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Techno figurehead Damian Lazarus comes to the desert
"The worlds of DJs and live bands are generally quite far apart from each other, but I wanted to create an exciting middle ground that was fresh and new and ticked all the right boxes in both areas ..."
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‘Clouds of Sils Maria’ explores porous borders between life and art
As a showcase for two great actresses, it’s superb.
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Cobain as he was: ‘Montage of Heck’ is an uncomfortably comprehensive documentary
Thorough, sympathetic and often heartbreaking.
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At the theater, burger dogs instead of popcorn?
Brave new meats and weird mashups steal the snack show at CinemaCon.
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‘Angry Youth Comix’ is dirty, too
The graphic novel rounds up Johnny Ryan’s unwholesome career.
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‘The Blondes’ imagines a peculiar human outbreak
In this apocalyptic read, beware the fair-haired.
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‘12 Inches’ and more: Sin City gallery kicks off a three-month celebration of provocative art
“So much art you can barely fit it in.”
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‘Benchghazi’: Bench designs planned for Main Street stir public art debate
Arts writer Ed Fuentes humorously dubbed it “Benchghazi.”
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Facebook’s ‘People You May Know’ is an irresistible temptation
While usually just counterproductive, Facebook seems downright unhealthy right now.
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‘Clouds of Sils Maria’ explores porous borders between life and art
As a showcase for two great actresses, it’s superb.
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Cobain as he was: ‘Montage of Heck’ is an uncomfortably comprehensive documentary
Thorough, sympathetic and often heartbreaking.
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At the theater, burger dogs instead of popcorn?
Brave new meats and weird mashups steal the snack show at CinemaCon.
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The Marvel superheroes have another supersized adventure in ‘Age of Ultron’
The latest Avengers film can be a little unwieldy, but when it works, it works really well.
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Three comic-sourced suggestions for the superhero saga
Where might future installments in the Avengers franchise find their subtitles?
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Radio City Pizzeria’s name no longer does justice to its brilliant food
This restaurant renovation includes all-new everything, and it deserves to be on your must-eat list.
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Delhi’s Indian lunch buffet has something for everyone
Vegetarians, meat eaters, fans of the classics and those who want to try new things will all be satisfied.
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Chef Brian Howard gets us drooling at MTO’s supper series
The owner of the upcoming Harvest & Larder restaurant joined a murderer's row of guest chefs for a flavor-packed pop-up dinner.