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In brief: UNLV's Center for Gaming Research holds a WSOP colloquium
Plus Greenspun College of Urban Affairs recognizes its 2015 Alumna of the Year.
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Amazon Prime Now wants to bring you soup in a serious hurry
The new service rolled out in Las Vegas last week.
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Making Midtown: What the UNLV development needs to thrive
How to give Maryland Parkway more of a college-town atmosphere, from secret pizza to a head shop and more.
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Reveling in the future-past with Hiptazmic’s Christine Esposito
Weekly Q&A with Hiptazmic's steampunk queen: “For me, steampunk is what the past would look like if the future had happened sooner.”
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Worries that grow from one of Vegas’ favorite symbols of luxury, the palm tree
Palm trees say, Relax, everything is fabulous.
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Bring home the bacon? Interpreting the latest cancer info
If you freaked out when the World Health Organization declared processed meats are a cause of colorectal cancer, don’t feel bad.
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Interesting undergarments hit the runway at Battle of the Bras
Baby dolls dangling from cups, a specimen made of glossy Weekly covers and more.
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Downtown’s indie dance scene has a discovery in Oddfellows
The bar took over the space once occupied by the Scullery.
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The Real Story Behind 'Casino' panel, a comic-book fest and other stuff to do this week
Plus: Viva Ska Vegas and more.
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The Kats Report: Even amid turmoil, Murray Sawchuck continues to raise his public profile
Sawchuck’s master plan: use his cozy Vegas afternoon show as a launching pad for a weekly TV series.
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Winks and nods to Bond's past
Look out for these Spectre references to the classic 007 canon.
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Daniel Craig (possibly) says goodbye as Bond in the uneven 'Spectre'
Despite the reliable thrills and sights, the filmmakers strain to tie the last four 007 films together.
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Donna Beam Fine Art Gallery shines a light on contemporary Cuban art
Through Windows, Through Curtains, Call on Us
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Aziz Ansari makes his own way in 'Master of None'
Master of None has a loose, low-key tone that makes it both charmingly unpredictable and occasionally inscrutable.
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'Suffragette' flatly dramatizes an important movement
As its title suggests, the film tells the story of the battle to secure women the vote.
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The Weekly interview: Yo La Tengo singer/guitarist Ira Kaplan
Talking the Mets, the band's current tour and playing Vegas for Matador at 21.
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Album review: Escape the Fate battles through changes to stay sharp on 'Hate Me'
While the album features some of the band’s most accessible music yet, that doesn't mean they've gone soft.
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Album review: Ellie Goulding's 'Delirium'
Selling out with style? The artist's "big pop album" is fairly generic.
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Trey Anastasio forgoes holiday surprises for musical focus at Brooklyn Bowl
His remarkable three-member horn section strengthened forays into funk, progressive jazz, reggae and even zydeco.
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Halloween was the best night to experience Ghost’s wild theatrics
Papa Emeritus spent most of the night with his arms outstretched as if he were satanically blessing the crowd.
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'The Peanuts Movie' delivers a faithful rendition of Charlie Brown and friends
It’s a bit like watching the Peanuts greatest hits.
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Free Will Astrology
Small, nondestructive earthquakes are common. This subtle underground mayhem has been going on steadily for millions of years.
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Winks and nods to Bond's past
Look out for these Spectre references to the classic 007 canon.
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Daniel Craig (possibly) says goodbye as Bond in the uneven 'Spectre'
Despite the reliable thrills and sights, the filmmakers strain to tie the last four 007 films together.
-
Aziz Ansari makes his own way in 'Master of None'
Master of None has a loose, low-key tone that makes it both charmingly unpredictable and occasionally inscrutable.
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'Suffragette' flatly dramatizes an important movement
As its title suggests, the film tells the story of the battle to secure women the vote.
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'The Peanuts Movie' delivers a faithful rendition of Charlie Brown and friends
It’s a bit like watching the Peanuts greatest hits.
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Dining News & Notes: Pouessel pops up and PublicUs wins big
Also, get ready for truffles at Delmonico, a Sense...ational Dinner at Guy Savoy and the return of Ultimo.
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Simple, sophisticated Salute upgrades Italian at Red Rock Resort
The newest Red Rock restaurant should find its way into neighborhood favorite status.
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Bazaar Meat's David Thomas on steakhouse labels and luscious suckling pigs
“The search never stops, and the evolution of the menu will be forever. It’s always moving forward.”