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The city of Las Vegas green-lights all-ages access to Downtown's the Beat
You can also expect family-friendly amenities like a children’s menu and high chairs.
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The push to get school supplies to thousands of students in need
Efforts abound to collect and distribute school necessities for CCSD students.
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Finding your balance at Booze Yoga
"I allow smoking during class [if the bar allows it]."
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Can Apple Music and Tidal woo music fans away from Spotify?
Comparing the three digital streaming services.
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Not your average billboard: A skyscape disrupts the usual array of scantily clad ladies, buffets and DJs
It’s not often that a billboard can catch you off-guard, especially in a city where advertising is always one-upping.
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Give the Drummer Some: Travis Barker takes control at Hyde
With an album and a memoir in the works and a unique new musical residency landing on the Strip this week, Travis Barker is still doing it for the love.
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Hot Spots: Method Man & Redman at Foxtail, Natalie La Rose at Palms and more
Plus: A masquerade ball at Artisan and Charlie XCX at Rehab. Get all the deets here for your weekend partying!
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Pool clubs on the verge: Daylife options to check out before summer is gone
There are poolside shenanigans worth exploring beyond the big casino dayclubs.
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‘OITNB’ actress/DJ Ruby Rose takes the booth at Wynn this month
If she’s as good on the decks as she is at playing a badass convict on Orange is the New Black, you won’t want to miss her DJ sets.
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Nightlife News & Notes: Fetish & Fantasy returns to Hard Rock, Wale at Chateau and more
Plus: The Las Vegas Film Festival hosts a party for documentary Beats4Tanner.
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Wisdom, joy and a landslide of Tribbles at the 'Star Trek' convention
"I didn’t bring my Picard action figure, but I am nerding out on the inside. This character helped teach me about honor, love, loss and drinking songs. I really did grow up with him."
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Fake housewives: Q&A with 'The Hotwives of Las Vegas'
"We felt like we had drunkenly done the research in our 20s."
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Film review: 'Cartel Land'
Vigilantes take the spotlight in this new flick.
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Despite the dismal track record of TV shows about music, Jagger and Scorsese give me hope
Despite the dismal track record of TV shows about music, Jagger and Scorsese give me hope.
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The Las Vegas Film Festival, George Clinton & Parliament Funkadelic and other stuff you'll want to know about
Plus 'Tarzan' and a talk with artist Brent Holmes
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'The Man From U.N.C.L.E.' goes overboard on style
The plot is full of twists and a killer car chase, but it lacks a sense of urgency.
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'Straight Outta Compton' is an impassioned but formulaic musical biopic
N.W.A. burned furiously for a short time. This film reproduces the flame, but then spends too much time rooting through the ashes.
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'Show Me a Hero' explores the consequences of taking a stand
The book-based series is built around city hall intrigue.
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After almost two decades, Dr. Dre unleashes an album that justifies the epic hiatus
This cinematic magnum opus covers a lot of ground, with guest appearances from your favorite N.W.A. byproducts and new talents making their first major appearances.
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Three to see: Consider these shows as you plan your week
The Drums at Sayers Club, the Jesus and Mary Chain at Brooklyn Bowl and more.
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Free Will Astrology
Silvio Berlusconi denigrated the cuisine of Finland, but in an international pizza contest, that country's chefs won with their marinated reindeer pizza.
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Concert review: Singer-songwriter Lucinda Williams starts shaky but finishes strong
There wasn’t much of an audience for Williams at Brooklyn Bowl Las Vegas, but she got plenty of appreciation from the people that did show up.
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Fake housewives: Q&A with 'The Hotwives of Las Vegas'
"We felt like we had drunkenly done the research in our 20s."
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Film review: 'Cartel Land'
Vigilantes take the spotlight in this new flick.
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'The Man From U.N.C.L.E.' goes overboard on style
The plot is full of twists and a killer car chase, but it lacks a sense of urgency.
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'Straight Outta Compton' is an impassioned but formulaic musical biopic
N.W.A. burned furiously for a short time. This film reproduces the flame, but then spends too much time rooting through the ashes.
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'Show Me a Hero' explores the consequences of taking a stand
The book-based series is built around city hall intrigue.
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Downtown’s new Therapy allows a culinary talent to flourish
Crispy fried pig ears, oxtail empanadas, Mexican street corn and more.
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Angel’s Fried Rice offers all kinds of the comfort-food fave
Did we mention the Taiwanese-style curry toppings?
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Fat Choy’s Sheridan Su focuses on simplicity with his next project, Flock & Fowl
Ever had Hainan chicken? The Fat Choy owner wants to pass his obsession with the Chinese dish along to you.