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Vanishing vanguards: Bunkhouse joins the casualty list of venues that offered something different
Vegas recently suffered the loss of some key alternative culture options.
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Why are gay and bisexual men still facing roadblocks to donating blood?
“I can’t, for the life of me, figure out why they would be rejecting this blood based on sexuality.”
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Don't date stupid people: Psychic pearls from a Fremont Street wagon
Introducing Weekly's new columnist, Stacy J. Willis.
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Weekly Q&A: Arlene Rivera’s Immigrant Justice Initiative helps—and humanizes—the undocumented
“You should care about what’s happening to your neighbor, even if your neighbor doesn’t look like you.”
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Spring Mountain Ranch State Park is your new backyard
Don't have a lawn? This state park does.
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Vegas gets more half-naked, Australian hotties with 'Aussie Hunks'
The show debuts at the D later this month.
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Split sunset: Contemplating big ideas—and carne asada burritos—at Roberto's Taco Shop
Like a figurative chimichanga that deserves a moment of silence, so are the days of our lives.
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The hustle and heart of M!KEATTACK, the man making Las Vegas dance
Mike dances harder than anyone on the floor, taking his hands off the equipment only for a little shimmy or body roll as he flashes his electric smile.
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Producer/DJ Quivver experiments with guitars, but it’s all house for his Vegas return
The last time the British DJ/producer played Las Vegas, “EDM” didn’t exist.
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The club’s going up (on a Tuesday) at locals-friendly Drai’s Paradise
You work hard. Why not relax hard, too? Treat yo' self!
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CineVegas returns in partnership with the Las Vegas Film Festival
CineVegas went on hiatus following its 2009 edition.
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Rush at MGM, Disco Slide Nights at Cowabunga Bay and other stuff to do this week
Plus: Distill's anniversary party and the American Whiskey Experience at Andiron Steak & Sea. Get all the details here.
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'Joe Dirt 2' bites the dust with stale fart jokes and weak callbacks
Imagine a cheaper, lazier version of a typical Adam Sandler movie.
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Hey, local promoters! Save these displaced Bunkhouse shows
The Downtown venue's closure left more than 25 scheduled concerts without homes.
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Schadenfreude and furry monster sex: 'Avenue Q' heats up LVLT
In the hands of Las Vegas Little Theatre the hilarious play is as entertaining as it ever was.
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'Recent Acquisitions' finds continuity in a stunningly diverse curation
The exhibition features first-rate paintings, sculptures, photographs and videos by 32 artists connected to Las Vegas.
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A library group is giving Nirvana the book club treatment
“I thought music could be talked about like any novel could."
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Ratatat's latest: diminishing background music
Fifth studio album is simpler but sleepier and less resonant.
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Public Enemy’s latest fits in, thematically, with its best
The hip-hop legends still bring the noise, but not without misfires and repeating itself.
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Jake Gyllenhaal swings and misses in boxing drama 'Southpaw'
Even the boxing sequences are mostly unremarkable, a few exciting POV shots aside.
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'Infinitely Polar Bear' explores life with a bipolar dad
The movie exudes familial love and forgiveness.
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Getting real at the inaugural Fantasy Sports Combine
"You’re making an investment. We’re about premium education and experience.”
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The Kats Report: Monte Carlo’s new theater could remake the Strip’s concert look
For MGM Resorts, the new theater adds versatility and volume to its entertainment options.
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'Pixels' goes from a viral short to a typical Adam Sandler dud
Listless performances and a moronic plot. Surprise?
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Free Will Astrology
“Carpe diem” shouldn’t be translated as “Seize the day,” but rather, “Pluck the day.”
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CineVegas returns in partnership with the Las Vegas Film Festival
CineVegas went on hiatus following its 2009 edition.
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'Joe Dirt 2' bites the dust with stale fart jokes and weak callbacks
Imagine a cheaper, lazier version of a typical Adam Sandler movie.
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Jake Gyllenhaal swings and misses in boxing drama 'Southpaw'
Even the boxing sequences are mostly unremarkable, a few exciting POV shots aside.
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'Infinitely Polar Bear' explores life with a bipolar dad
The movie exudes familial love and forgiveness.
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'Pixels' goes from a viral short to a typical Adam Sandler dud
Listless performances and a moronic plot. Surprise?
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Yojie Japanese Fondue attempts to elevate the shabu-shabu experience
Yojie does a traditional sukiyaki, a shallow pot of sweet broth into which you dip each piece of meat before plunging the bite into raw egg.
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Juice NV’s posh new spot serves stellar sandwiches and more
Avocado, arugula and walnut pesto all work in sync within one of these great sandwiches.
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Street Dogs does fine links with Venezuelan flair
If Chicago dogs are dragged through the garden, Venezuelan dogs have rummaged through the pantry.