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The Landmark sign: Tribute or painful reminder of the glorious UFO on a stick that once was?
If this sign could talk, it would probably ask that opportunist shrub to get off its lawn.
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Native Las Vegan Jeremy Cloe won a student Oscar—and could win the real thing
His film This Way Up is eligible for a nomination in the Academy Awards category of Best Live Action Short Film.
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Every day is a holiday, but should it be?
“Scream like a goat” days, maybe.
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Shining a light on the gun show
The spectacle of laser pointers, muscle cream and naked G.I. Joe dolls.
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Brittany Bronson has a master’s and a regular 'New York Times' byline—and she’s also a server on the Strip
“These worlds aren’t as separate as we want to make them.”
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Thousands of fossils excavated from Tule Springs deserve some Vegas-style spotlight
With the Tule Springs Fossil Beds now designated as a national monument, the past will likely have its red-carpet moment.
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Chili doughnuts? In ode to the failed McWhopper, we dreamed up our own fast-food mashups
A Taco Bell Grilled Stuft Steak Burrito Dairy Queen Blizzard? Yeah, we might've taken it too far ...
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Hot Spots: Safe in Sound Festival, the Get Back's 13th anniversary and more
Plus: Dash Berlin at Marquee Dayclub.
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California dreaming: Fall dance-music festival bliss is right next door
Six fests worth the road trip.
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Warped Tour road stories from Black Boots' Pedi Amiri
"Warped was such a beautiful experience, because we got to know a lot of people."
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Happy birthday! Tao nightclub turns 10
It's rare for a venue to survive and thrive for a decade.
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Meet the people who make your Vegas night out
The Nightlife Issue: Who is serving your drinks, mixing your cocktails and creating your Vegas experience? Plus so much more!
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The sweetest sounds this Labor Day Sunday
From hip-hop heavyweights to house legends, the music on Sunday is hot.
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Hot Spots: Labor Day Weekend edition!
Calvin Harris, Drake, Travis Barker and more. Find all the LDW party deets here.
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Meet the mastermind of some of the Strip's best bottle-service theatrics
Need a custom vessel to deliver that Champagne with maximum fanfare? Mike Pampinella is your guy.
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DJ Eric D-Lux talks finding musical balance and keeping the dancefloor packed
The Vegas scene veteran is back for Labor Day Weekend, taking a break from his radio duties at LA's Power 106.
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Kevin Hart, Darkswoon and other stuff you'll want to know about
Plus: An otherworldly exhibit at Blackbird Studios.
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Losing our history: To implode or to not implode on the Las Vegas Strip
Could the Riviera be saved?
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The Kats Report: Santa Fe and the Fat City Horns seek expansion at the South Point
Loaded with A-plus players and regarded as one of the best bands in the region.
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Album review: Dan Bejar destroys again
Bejar's muse may be unpredictable, but Destroyer's Poison Season has a singular focus—and cohesion—that’s delightful.
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'Invite the Light' finds Dâm-Funk going long
A Stones Throw Records artist who revels in creating retro funk/boogie tunes with the use of vintage synths and drum machines.
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Iron Maiden sounds fit as ever on its first new album in five years
The Book of Souls returns the band to the Paris studio where it recorded Brave New World.
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Reclaimed’s all-ages open mic attracts a loyal crowd
The small storefront is packed with people from all walks of life.
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Film review: It’s religion vs. dancing in 'Jimmy’s Hall'
The story, based on the real-life experiences of Irish activist Jimmy Gralton, is a bit predictable and heavy-handed.
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Film review: 'Dragon Blade'
Cheesy dialogue, hammy acting and an overbearing score.
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Five thoughts: Masked Intruder and The Flatliners (August 26, Beauty Bar)
Fat Wreck Chords’ 25th Anniversary Tour didn’t stop in Vegas, but we landed one of the better spillover shows.
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The funny, insightful 'Mistress America' is one of this year's best movies
Noah Baumbach and Greta Gerwig team up again.
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Amazon's 'Hand of God' is a punishing experience
Dramas don’t get much darker than this.
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Melvins bring the heavy to the cozy Sayers Club
It's one of the stranger things we've witnessed.
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The Weekly interview: Incubus drummer José Pasillas
Talking the band's latest EP, its Make Yourself Foundation and more.
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Chelsea Wolfe’s dark songs transport a rapt crowd Downtown
If you need speed or flash, this isn’t the place.
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Film review: 'Dragon Blade'
Cheesy dialogue, hammy acting and an overbearing score.
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Film review: It’s religion vs. dancing in 'Jimmy’s Hall'
The story, based on the real-life experiences of Irish activist Jimmy Gralton, is a bit predictable and heavy-handed.
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The funny, insightful 'Mistress America' is one of this year's best movies
Noah Baumbach and Greta Gerwig team up again.
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Amazon's 'Hand of God' is a punishing experience
Dramas don’t get much darker than this.
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Film review: Robert Redford and Nick Nolte grumble and stumble through 'A Walk in the Woods'
Like most actual walks in the woods, the result will be forgotten as soon as it’s over.
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Great American Food and Zydeco drop delicious new sandwiches on the city
The time has come, once again, to assess the state of the sandwich in Las Vegas. And things are looking up.
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Tina’s Gourmet Sausage House knows its meats
Sausages like the Hungarian gyulai, charcuterie, chicken blintzes and more.