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Trying out the city of Las Vegas' new parking app
Parking by phone
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'Le Rêve' acrobat Benoit Beaufils achieves his synchronized swimming dreams, at last
For a man to be on the same level as a woman, they have to work twice as hard.
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One Las Vegan conquers PKWY's boozy 200 beer challenge
John Zemel became the first hop-head to achieve the bar's high honors.
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Dash Pass remote-access is over, and DMV wait times are down
The DMV is at work on an appointment-based system, to be introduced later this year.
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Radio Rebels: UNLV students gain more shows and opportunities on KUNV
The station's typical smooth jazz gets replaced with indie rock, underground hip-hop and non-commercial electronic dance music during a new time block.
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Hot Spots: Steve Angello at Omnia, Madeon at Surrender and more
Also: Steve Aoki at Hakkasan and Carnage at Marquee. Where are you partying this weekend? Get all the details here.
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Party in the suburbs! It's time to bring nightlife back to the neighborhood
Remember the Whiskey Sky and Cherry nightclubs? Let’s bring ’em back.
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Meet Filament, the new Fremont Street bar you’ve probably missed
Daiquiri insanity, crafts on tap and a rustic feel.
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Nightlife News & Notes: Mariah Carey parties at 1 Oak, Jonas brothers at Hyde and more
Also: An Alien Ant Farm frontman's marriage proposal at Foxtail. Um, what?
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Rush’s (possible) final Vegas show can’t quite match its greatest
Crowd energy at MGM Grand Garden sags after the Canadian trio starts with too many newer songs
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Checking in with the Mikes who ran the Bunkhouse, following the venue’s sudden end
"I don't think we got the chance to fully spread our wings."
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Breaking ‘Baz’: A musical in a nightclub aims to shake up the Vegas entertainment scene
Will the new Baz musical at Light Nightclub succeed when Broadway shows and other nightclub productions have failed?
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Lucinda Williams, 'The Goonies' at GVR and other stuff to do this week
Also: Say Anything plays Hard Rock Live.
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Feral Productions goes adventuring with 'The Explorers Club' in Summerlin
“It’s a little Keystone Cops, a little Monty Python."
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Five thoughts: Melt-Banana and Torche (July 26, Backstage Bar & Billiards)
Allergic to smoke, or Vegas?
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The Kats Report: The Linq prepares to roll out the Strip’s newest magic act
The reigning champion of America's Got Talent has always wanted to be a magician.
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Lyle Lovett and his large band take over the Smith Center stage
When Lovett focused on his own songs and his own performance, the show was excellent.
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Comic chemistry: A Marvel-ous married couple teams for an intriguing new project
Kathryn Immonen and Stuart Immonen are best-known for their superhero work at Marvel.
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History: The Huntridge roof collapse, 20 years later
The first thing he heard was a loud crack.
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Documentary 'Twinsters' is a feel-good family story
It never loses sight of the personal story of these optimistic women and their genuinely life-affirming journey.
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What to look for from Hulu’s expanded original programming
Four new shows are coming. Watch out, Netflix.
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Netflix’s 'Wet Hot American Summer' prequel pays tribute to itself
The people who love it really, really, really love it.
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'Rogue Nation' upholds the quality of the 'Mission: Impossible' series
With twisty plotting and robust action, the latest installment is a strong example of the best in blockbuster filmmaking.
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Titus Andronicus' latest is overambitious and scattered
An editor would have been beneficial.
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Documentary 'Twinsters' is a feel-good family story
It never loses sight of the personal story of these optimistic women and their genuinely life-affirming journey.
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Netflix’s 'Wet Hot American Summer' prequel pays tribute to itself
The people who love it really, really, really love it.
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What to look for from Hulu’s expanded original programming
Four new shows are coming. Watch out, Netflix.
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'Rogue Nation' upholds the quality of the 'Mission: Impossible' series
With twisty plotting and robust action, the latest installment is a strong example of the best in blockbuster filmmaking.
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The unlikely Isabela's brings something unique to the neighborhood
With dishes like the Spanish stew zarzuela and a nontraditional paella, chef Beni Velazquez is sticking to his creative culinary guns.
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A serious conversation about fernet: The more bitter, the better
A local bartender chats with Fernet-Branca's Edoardo Branca about the bitter amaro, his family's recipe and more.
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Find a different taste of the Hawaiian islands at Kauai Cafe
Macadamia nut-crusted scallops, homemade waffle fries, the obligatory macaroni salad and more.