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'Home Means (Southern) Nevada': Taking creative license with the Silver State's song
Do you see sage and pine anywhere around here? And where the hell is the Truckee, anyway?
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Talking with Lake Mead's new superintendent, Bronx-born Lizette Richardson
The Mayor of Lake Mead.
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An event at the LGBT Center reveals a generation of transgender milestones
Christine Jorgensen, Jahna Steele and more.
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Fear of losing free parking: At what price Vegasness?
The murmurs started early last year, when MGM Resorts revealed that its new 20,000-seat arena would rely on existing properties to accommodate all those cars. But the indignation I’m hearing doesn’t seem as rooted in the potential wallet hit as erosion of the Vegas idea.
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A barbecue at Penn Jillette's Slammer raises funds for atheist Church of Bacon
It might've been the Vegas atheist community’s Woodstock.
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Finally, the emojis we've been waiting for
The middle-finger, the cheese wedge, and yes, the taco. Lives. Complete.
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A jackalope sighting in Tonopah?
"Despite it having mythical origins, all I could think was that Dr. Frankenstein must live in Tonopah."
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The Cosmopolitan prepares to shutter its P3Studio interactive art space
The open-studio artist residency space has provided a valuable exchange of ideas and creativity.
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Catching up with Afrojack: On Bugattis and Bieber for Halloween
"It’s really dope that if I wanna buy a new car everyone gets as excited about it as me."
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Steve Martinez talks culture shock and bringing underground house to Vegas
"We’re trying to break in a different sound out there. But Drai’s is perfect for that."
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Techno producer Sian makes his Vegas debut this Halloween
The Irish-born, Spanish-bred producer talks tattoos, DJs who influenced him and what's on the horizon for his music and label.
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Three questions with local filmmaker Joshua A. Cohen
The screenwriter/producer's long-gestating Red Herring comes out October 30 at AMC Town Square.
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Concert review: Too much 'Rebel Heart' mars an otherwise engrossing Madonna show
A few backing tracks aside, the singer generally displayed impressive vocal chops despite the show’s 135-minute duration and her 57-year age.
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Skinny Puppy, mini ponies, a can't-miss Americana pairing and other stuff to do this week
Also: Lonnie Hammargren's annual open house.
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Five thoughts: Deftones at Brooklyn Bowl (October 27)
The excitement proves too much for one patron, who performs the world’s worst stage dive.
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'Truth' takes a high-minded view of a TV-news scandal
The movie is never quite as rousing as it’s trying to be, but it comes close enough.
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'Our Brand Is Crisis' turns a political documentary into Hollywood mush
The only thing less believable than the ending is the fact that this movie exists in the first place.
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The Weekly interview: Glenn Danzig
On covers of his songs, Rob Zombie and his Portlandia appearance.
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Five thoughts: Failure at Fremont Country Club (October 22)
Even after almost 20 years off, Failure looks and sounds tight enough to be straight out of ’97.
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The Kats Report: Piff the Magic Dragon is ready to set the Strip on fire
A man and his Chihuahua. In dragon costumes. Doing magic.
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Boycotting boycotts: At this rate, what will we have left to watch, listen to or eat?
From Chik-fil-A to Azealia Banks, it's easy to get caught up in the latest outrage.
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Vegas punks The Pluralses sound like they write at the bar (and they do)
Hilarious and ridiculous in all the wrong but oh-so-right ways.
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Album review: Neon Indian's 'Vega Intl. Night School'
School is in session: The chillwave band maintains its signature sound throughout its latest LP.
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'Burnt' cooks up bland drama
Burnt is filled with images of gorgeously prepared food, but its story is significantly less flavorful.
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'Ash vs. Evil Dead' is an entertaining continuation
Fans of Sam Raimi's original films who were disappointed in the 2013 remake will likely be pleased by the new Starz series.
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Album review: Carrie Underwood's 'Storyteller'
The American Idol champ sticks with a proven pop-country formula on her fifth album.
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Three questions with local filmmaker Joshua A. Cohen
The screenwriter/producer's long-gestating Red Herring comes out October 30 at AMC Town Square.
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'Our Brand Is Crisis' turns a political documentary into Hollywood mush
The only thing less believable than the ending is the fact that this movie exists in the first place.
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'Truth' takes a high-minded view of a TV-news scandal
The movie is never quite as rousing as it’s trying to be, but it comes close enough.
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'Burnt' cooks up bland drama
Burnt is filled with images of gorgeously prepared food, but its story is significantly less flavorful.
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'Ash vs. Evil Dead' is an entertaining continuation
Fans of Sam Raimi's original films who were disappointed in the 2013 remake will likely be pleased by the new Starz series.
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Haunt-your-dreams dessert from Vegas sweet spots
Did we eat all of this dessert? Of course. And we would do it again.
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It hasn’t grabbed the spotlight, but the Katsuya experience is worth a look
Katsuya hammers the classic sushi joint favorites and offers plenty of creative alternative dishes, too.