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Almost naked: Skin City strips to celebrate equality and diversity
“I’m watching the layers strip off, physically and metaphorically."
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Risky business: Do entrepreneurs need college?
In tech, dropping out of college can be a badge of honor.
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Why is Bar+Bistro’s patio suddenly off-limits?
Don't expect to dine al fresco at the Arts District eatery until late this summer.
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UNLV awards another crop of engineering wonders
An app to teach you violin? UNLV engineering students spent the semester working on technology-assisted fixes for "real world" problems.
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Weekly Q&A: Amanda Slavin on socially conscious marketing, bedsheets made of bottles and awkward moments with Tony Hsieh
The CatalystCreativ founder wasn’t among Forbes’ 30 Under 30 for nothing.
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Look! A bouncing leprechaun! At Rock in Rio!
He’s badass, and so is this photo.
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One final brunch at Simon: Musing on a rock-star chef’s legacy
Cotton candy and Frosted Flakes-crusted brioche French toast, anyone? There's one last week to experience the beloved restaurant's fun-loving, mid-morning meal.
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A few more things our mayor should lie down in the road for
How about speeding up Ikea's completion? We need meatballs.
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Hot Spots: Stone Domination at Aces & Ales, a Billboard afterparty and more
Also: Temptation Sunday returns and Steve Castro plays Marquee Dayclub.
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The Crystal Method returns to DJ the grand opening of Hustler Club’s rooftop venue
"Many times, strippers are on top of people. We’re now going to have a party on top of strippers. It’s a little different, but I like it."
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Caesars and Hakkasan team up again for Vista Cocktail Lounge
The new nightspot replaces the former Shadow Bar.
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Nightlife News & Notes: Local DJs team up with Laidback Luke and more
Plus: Henderson's CraftHaus brewery cans its craft brews.
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Deborah Aschheim explores the tension between personal and collective memory
The current UNLV artist-in-residence turns her attention to the game-changing era of JFK’s presidency.
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Rock in Rio weekend one: a problem-free Vegas debut
The fest's rock portion drew 37,000 Friday and 45,000 Saturday, with roughly half those bodies from Southern California.
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Brandon Flowers unleashes on his second solo album
It's a vast improvement from Flamingo.
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'Far From the Madding Crowd' is a refreshing take on a classic
It’s a solid telling of Thomas Hardy’s classic story.
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Local product Shamir drops a stunning debut album
Arguably this year's hottest new artist, Shamir shows he's worthy of the buzz with Ratchet.
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Film review: 'Slow West'
Most of the Western, available on Video on Demand this weekend, is a quiet, discursive journey with flashes of dry humor.
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Mysterious drama 'Wayward Pines' eventually loses its way
All the creepy set pieces and engaging performances are no match for the increasingly absurd exposition.
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'Pitch Perfect 2' offers diminishing returns
The freshness of the original has been replaced by a dutiful retread. And "Cups" will again be in your head for weeks.
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Mad Max is back in the intense, satisfying ‘Fury Road’
The latest installment is a marvel of action choreography, even if the crashes and explosions get a little repetitive after a while.
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Local high school theater students compete for a shot at Broadway
Students take the Smith Center stage Sunday for the Nevada High School Musical Theater Awards.
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Free Will Astrology
Many modern astronomers are allergic to astrology, but there is no inherent conflict between the two.
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Las Vegas Car Stars brings the Batmobile, the A-Team van and more Downtown
Yes, the flux capacitor-upgraded DeLorean will be there, plus Back to the Future cast members!
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Mysterious drama 'Wayward Pines' eventually loses its way
All the creepy set pieces and engaging performances are no match for the increasingly absurd exposition.
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Film review: 'Slow West'
Most of the Western, available on Video on Demand this weekend, is a quiet, discursive journey with flashes of dry humor.
-
'Far From the Madding Crowd' is a refreshing take on a classic
It’s a solid telling of Thomas Hardy’s classic story.
-
'Pitch Perfect 2' offers diminishing returns
The freshness of the original has been replaced by a dutiful retread. And "Cups" will again be in your head for weeks.
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Mad Max is back in the intense, satisfying ‘Fury Road’
The latest installment is a marvel of action choreography, even if the crashes and explosions get a little repetitive after a while.
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White Rabbit Café serves authentic and accessible Filipino cuisine
A meal at White Rabbit is essentially a Choose Your Own Adventure.
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Discover Boulder City's brilliant new Scratch House
What happens when a Romanian economist trains as a chef in English pubs and masters classical French technique?