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Detox and retox: Checking out the nightlife scene at a suburban gym
It doesn’t smell like socks, and my P.E. teacher isn’t calling out dance-move maneuvers from a megaphone. But I’m at a dance party at a gym. Wait, what?
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A spaceship with room service? A UFO Hotel in Baker could become reality with your help
Turndown service could use a little Abducted Cow jerky.
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Stars and stripes at UFC 187: Weidman carries the flag in victory over MDW
Toughness shows on both sides of the big shiny belt.
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Nightlife News & Notes: MDW celeb sightings, Mix closes and more
Also, Surrender hosts Major Lazer's new album release party. Get all the deets here.
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Wet at Night and Sundown extend the poolside party
Forget Ibiza! The Strip has its own sunset splash bashes.
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Cameron Crowe’s 'Aloha' is a mess from start to finish
There’s a charming movie somewhere there, but it’s buried deep under this wreck of conflicting tones and storylines.
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Album review: Zedd's 'True Colors'
Zedd's ambition doesn't quite equal his execution on the new release.
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Film review: The Rock battles earthquakes in 'San Andreas'
California is nearly destroyed by earthquakes, but the human spirit always prevails in the cheesiest way possible.
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With Big Talk, Ronnie Vannucci demonstrates his skills beyond the drum kit
The Killers drummer is actually a killer frontman.
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Film review: 'In the Name of My Daughter'
Based on a true story only recently resolved in court, the French drama is in incisive character study.
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Faith No More return strong on 'Sol Invictus'
The band has definitely risen again with its first album in 18 years.
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Carlos Santana reunites with his classic bandmates for a new, throwback album
“We’re still chipping away, like Michelangelo chipped away at David."
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Film review: 'The 100-Year-Old Man Who Climbed Out the Window ...'
It's a huge hit in its native Sweden, but comedy often has trouble translating.
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Charles Manson drama 'Aquarius' is a ’60s caricature
Like Netflix, NBC is making all 13 episodes of the show available online after the premiere.
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For full impact, catch rising comic Sebastian Maniscalco in person
There might not be a comedian working today whose physicality is more important to his act than Maniscalco.
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Free Will Astrology
Muse-choosing is a mysterious and sacred process, Sagittarius, and it may be time for you to choose a new one (or two).
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At this year’s Cannes Film Festival, the best movies were often the most overlooked
The best film that screened, Sicario starring Emily Blunt and Josh Brolin, went home empty-handed. Find more on this year's film fest here.
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Punk Rock Bowling Day 2: Refused, Murder City Devils and more
Norway’s Turbonegro wasn’t one of the three-day fest’s top-line headliners, but you’d never know it counting costumes in the crowd.
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Cameron Crowe’s 'Aloha' is a mess from start to finish
There’s a charming movie somewhere there, but it’s buried deep under this wreck of conflicting tones and storylines.
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Film review: The Rock battles earthquakes in 'San Andreas'
California is nearly destroyed by earthquakes, but the human spirit always prevails in the cheesiest way possible.
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Film review: 'In the Name of My Daughter'
Based on a true story only recently resolved in court, the French drama is in incisive character study.
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Charles Manson drama 'Aquarius' is a ’60s caricature
Like Netflix, NBC is making all 13 episodes of the show available online after the premiere.
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Film review: 'The 100-Year-Old Man Who Climbed Out the Window ...'
It's a huge hit in its native Sweden, but comedy often has trouble translating.
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At this year’s Cannes Film Festival, the best movies were often the most overlooked
The best film that screened, Sicario starring Emily Blunt and Josh Brolin, went home empty-handed. Find more on this year's film fest here.
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Find Spanish cuisine worth celebrating at Tapas by Alex Stratta
The first neighborhood restaurant from one of the city's most acclaimed fine dining chefs is something to get excited about.
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Barbacoa is the way to go at Tacos El Rodeo
While our English word barbecue is derived from barbacoa, the two styles of cooking couldn’t be more dissimilar.
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How Vegas does Negroni Week
And attempting to explain the current obsession with a polarizing cocktail.
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The original Buffalo chicken wing is coming to Las Vegas
Anchor Bar invented the wings we love so much, and it'll open at Venetian in June.
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Where to grub in Vegas on National Burger Day
A national holiday, in a bun.