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As the season changes, one writer connects with Las Vegas' homeless
Though the homeless are everywhere, we often look right through them.
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'Anything helps,' 'God Bless': a local buys signs from the street
“Happiness is a cheese burger. Drive safe. Love life.”
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'The Real World' is in Las Vegas (again)—Our predictions, suggestions and anticipations
They won't tip well, they might take a field trip to a brothel and that confessional room is totally going to have a Neon Boneyard background.
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Clicking Lake Mead: The national recreation area launched a Virtual Museum
Explore the park's history—virtually.
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In brief: Ferrari joyrides on the Strip and lodging at Bryce Canyon to open this winter
Plus, new stats on Nevada Facebook users give insight into our LGBTQ community.
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What a broken lock hanging on a tree says about humanity
Whoever cut it probably stole a bike. Whoever found it made people suck a little less.
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Aria's Alibi proves a worthy candidate in the new Vegas lounge hunt
I wanna lounge. Drinking on the Strip these days, there’s no middle.
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'Tis the season for the terrace at Omnia
After months of scorching Vegas heat, fall has arrived.
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Hot Spots: Shelco Garcia & Teenwolf at Hard Rock Live, Madonna at Marquee and more
Plus: Kirill Was Here at GBDC and DJ Snake at Surrender.
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Nightlife News & Notes: Vanity and Life return for Halloween weekend and more
Also: The Strip's only gay NYE party is back at the Havana Room to ring in 2016.
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A Bruce Lee celebration, Deftones and other stuff to do this week
Plus: the Jewish Community Center's Barbeque Cookoff and the Sci Fi Center's annual Halloween celebration.
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Margaret Cho’s show doesn’t feel comedic often enough
Cho seemed more concerned with her message than anything else.
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'Rock the Kasbah' crashes like a musical-comedy-drama train wreck
Bill Murray coasts through a familiar part as a lovable loser.
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The Kats Report: Impressionist Gordie Brown has mastered his manic mind
If he’s having a good time in his home entertainment center of a brain, you will, too.
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'Steve Jobs' plays like an uneven portrait of the Apple leader
The main takeaway: Steve Jobs was a jerk.
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Julian Barnes’ 'Essays on Art' expertly explore the European tradition
Art history as a continual unfolding of ideas and forms is just one of the author's concerns.
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Selena Gomez and Demi Lovato strive for maturity—with similar results
Reviewing new albums from the two teen queens turned pop stars.
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Five thoughts: Doomtree (October 18, The Sayers Club)
What suggestions do you get from a Las Vegas crowd at midnight? Mario Kart, legalizing weed (of course) and much more.
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Joanna Newsom’s fourth LP might be her most transportive
The 33-year-old’s music feels born of a space and time far removed from bustle and technology.
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The Weekly playlist: Madonna’s best tour renditions
The best songs from the Queen of Pop's live performances.
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Album review: Deerhunter's 'Fading Frontier'
For many bands, losing a manic edge would be creatively catastrophic, but Deerhunter isn’t like most bands.
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Father John Misty turns in a pool performance for all time
"18 songs and almost two hours later, the lanky, bearded performer had won my heart completely."
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Overheard at the Vegas Valley Book Festival
Just a few statements uttered at this year's book festival on Saturday, October 17 at Downtown's Fifth Street School.
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With 'Jem and the Holograms' arriving onscreen, here's four old-school cartoons we’d like to see in theaters
How about live-action Care Bears?
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'The Last Witch Hunter' is a supernatural dud
If you thought witches quietly mixed potions and cast spells in their hovels, think again.
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'Steve Jobs' plays like an uneven portrait of the Apple leader
The main takeaway: Steve Jobs was a jerk.
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'Rock the Kasbah' crashes like a musical-comedy-drama train wreck
Bill Murray coasts through a familiar part as a lovable loser.
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With 'Jem and the Holograms' arriving onscreen, here's four old-school cartoons we’d like to see in theaters
How about live-action Care Bears?
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'The Last Witch Hunter' is a supernatural dud
If you thought witches quietly mixed potions and cast spells in their hovels, think again.
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'Supergirl' makes for a welcome addition to the DC Comics TV family
Supergirl has the same bright, geek-friendly tone that has worked so well for The Flash.
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Vegas’ newest burger chain The Habit deserves serious contender status
With Shake Shack and In-N-Out, the Habit's arrival resulted in a holy trinity of fast-food burgerdom.
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Omoide Noodles & Bowls offers fresh flavors
Omoide means “memories,” and it’s clear the restaurateurs want to give patrons a taste of what they grew up with.
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Ja Rules: Jaburritos brings addictive sushi burritos to Las Vegas
Sushi or burritos? That what’s-for-dinner argument has raged for centuries, and now there’s an easy answer.