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In brief: High-speed rail to LA, a PT's brewery and Piff the Magic Dragon on 'AGT'
Plus: Las Vegas' favorite mythical creature on the finale of America's Got Talent.
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Vintage Vegas postcards and the stories that they tell
Las Vegas history, through retro postcards: Sifting through Bob Stoldal's massive collection.
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Eyes on Pride: Taking in the joyous, rainbow-splashed spectacle
The energetic crowd at the annual parade seemed vastly larger this year.
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A last-chance nudge: Who will save the Huntridge?
KNPR reported last week that the efforts of Huntridge Revival LLC to buy and restore the theater have officially ceased.
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It's the tiny details that matter at the Biggest Tattoo Show on Earth
Because when someone is putting a name above your eyebrow, it better be as perfect as human hands can muster.
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Hot Spots: Ghostface Killah at Drai's, Crizzly at Beauty Bar and more
Plus: A For the Love of House Picnic. Bring a blanket!
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Three tracks from Spektre to get you ready for the U.K. duo’s Vegas debut
Plus, the duo talk new material and what's new with their own Respekt Recordings label.
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Get nautical with Drai’s Yacht Club and Groove Cruise LA
Don’t retire your swimsuit just yet!
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Nightlife News & Notes: Pool clubs shut down for the season and more
Plus: Whip and Nae Nae at Tao with Silento.
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The 'Rocky Horror' phenomenon turns 40
From kick-line perils to the joys of belonging, it's time to celebrate the culture of Rocky.
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Look twice: After seven years on the Strip, Criss Angel isn’t done making magic
He’s determined to log at least a decade on the Strip, which would place him in a rarefied class of magicians who have prospered in Las Vegas. There was a time when professional ...
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'Stonewall' does a disservice to LGBT history
Disaster-monger Roland Emmerich reduces the historical 1969 riot to an afterthought and his characters to shallow caricatures.
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'Pawn Sacrifice' runs into biopic stalemate
A superficial biography that fixates on Bobby Fischer's mental anguish rather than his chess conquests.
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'The Intern' works hard but can’t save a lifeless production
Strong performances by Anne Hathaway and Robert De Niro are the lone highlights of Nancy Meyers's barely watchable film
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'The Player' is another misconceived Vegas-set TV series
The show’s version of Vegas is all sin and no city, with basic, glaring geography errors.
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'Heroes Reborn' tastes like superhero leftovers
"An odd choice to bring back from the dead."
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'The Grinder' is one of the better new comedies of the fall season
Rob Lowe and Fred Savage take on the courtroom.
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Local Music News & Notes: RNR splits up, Punk Rock Reunion planned
Everything good must come to an end, and Rhyme N Rhythm is calling it quits.
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Album review: Kurt Vile's 'B'lieve I'm Goin Down ...'
What starts as a party starter ends up in a deep, dark place that’s not a ton of fun.
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Album review: New Order's 'Music Complete'
By shaking off the soft-rock doldrums of the recent past, Bernard Sumner and crew sound reflective and refreshed.
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Album review: Chvrches' 'Every Open Eye'
The Scottish trio recaptures its early spark, while signaling a clean break from the past.
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Lube in your eye: When music and wrestling slam together
The two fighters lube-wrestled so hard, they tore a hole in the pool.
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Mew delivers a crisp, commanding performance at the Sayers Club
It was one of those rare nights when it felt like everything went right.
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Dance helps underscore jazz’s relevance during an epic Smith Center show
Tenor saxophonist Kamasi Washington is bringing unfiltered jazz, mostly of the post-bop and progressive variety, to a new and growing audience.
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'Stonewall' does a disservice to LGBT history
Disaster-monger Roland Emmerich reduces the historical 1969 riot to an afterthought and his characters to shallow caricatures.
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'Pawn Sacrifice' runs into biopic stalemate
A superficial biography that fixates on Bobby Fischer's mental anguish rather than his chess conquests.
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'The Intern' works hard but can’t save a lifeless production
Strong performances by Anne Hathaway and Robert De Niro are the lone highlights of Nancy Meyers's barely watchable film
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'The Player' is another misconceived Vegas-set TV series
The show’s version of Vegas is all sin and no city, with basic, glaring geography errors.
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'Heroes Reborn' tastes like superhero leftovers
"An odd choice to bring back from the dead."
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'The Grinder' is one of the better new comedies of the fall season
Rob Lowe and Fred Savage take on the courtroom.
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Chile Addiction brings fun New Mexican fare to our southwest
Think of it as a trip to Santa Fe, minus the nine-hour drive.
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Lago’s Sunday brunch offers ideal views and hearty food
Get fancy and full with its three-course morning meal (and make room for the eye-opening Bloody Mary).
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Stick with Russian eats at the diverse Green Dacha
Ever been to a restaurant that features American, Mediterranean, Mexican and Russian food?