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Locals will hang coats from Downtown poles for ‘Keeping the Homeless Warm’
Want to volunteer? Get all the details here.
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What to put in your survival kit for [enter apocalypse here]
Have you ever wondered: How screwed am I if the Valley/country/planet goes to hell in a handbasket?
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A piece of 'Pilgrim at Tinker Creek': Spotting Annie Dillard's 'tree with the lights in it'
“The vision comes and goes, mostly goes, but I live for it.”
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Giving thanks: An arts collective distributes sandwiches to Downtown's homeless
A weekend of eating ends with a grateful gesture.
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Hot Spots: Big Boi at Surrender, Alesso at XS and more
Also: Neal McCoy at Stoney's and Niykee Heaton at Drai's. Get all the deets here!
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Nightlife News & Notes: Hakkasan Group's upcoming expansion, a big weekend at Drai's and more
Plus: What you'll find at Mirage's new Center Bar and Parlor Lounge.
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The Mob Museum celebrates Repeal Day just right
If we know anything about the Mob Museum, it’s that it’s big on details.
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With Christmas-themed horror 'Krampus' opening, here’s more seasonal scares
How about a little Christmas Evil to get you in the holiday spirit?
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Mother Theresa biopic 'The Letters' falls flat
William Riead could at least make her (or anyone else in the movie) an interesting character.
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Space Karate, 'A Christmas Carol' and other stuff you'll want to check out this week
Plus: A Christmas Carol at UNLV and a beer fest at Town Square. Get all the details here!
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Bill Murray croons and schmoozes in 'A Very Murray Christmas'
The show was probably loads of fun for the people involved, but the feeling doesn’t necessarily carry over to the viewing audience.
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Coldplay’s latest LP falls short of its grand aspirations
Chris Martin showing off a deeper and more nuanced vocal range on A Head Full of Dreams.
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Springsteen’s outtake-rich 'River' box shines more light on a critical period
As with any Springsteen album, once you dig deeper, you get more amazed.
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LVA freshmen photograph, and then draw, slivers of Downtown
That's not a photo, it’s a drawing—and it was made by a 14-year-old at Las Vegas Academy of the Arts.
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The Double Down Saloon celebrates No. 23 with wild bands, big drinks and limbo
“The Double Down is a fickle creature."
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Film review: 'A Royal Night Out'
It's a heavily fictionalized story about the adventures of teenage princesses.
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Billy Gardell has parlayed TV fame into stand-up glory
Gardell shows his humble side—and that he's still damn funny.
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Spike Lee barrels through Chicago with the messy 'Chi-Raq'
Lee handles the topic about as gracefully as a screaming op-ed piece.
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Free Will Astrology
Aztec king Montezuma II quenched his daily thirst with one specific beverage: ground cocoa beans mixed with chili peppers, water, vanilla and annatto.
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Contemporary Arts Center returns with permanent home and new exhibit
New home in Soho Lofts in time for the Think Vegas symposium.
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With Christmas-themed horror 'Krampus' opening, here’s more seasonal scares
How about a little Christmas Evil to get you in the holiday spirit?
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Mother Theresa biopic 'The Letters' falls flat
William Riead could at least make her (or anyone else in the movie) an interesting character.
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Bill Murray croons and schmoozes in 'A Very Murray Christmas'
The show was probably loads of fun for the people involved, but the feeling doesn’t necessarily carry over to the viewing audience.
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Film review: 'A Royal Night Out'
It's a heavily fictionalized story about the adventures of teenage princesses.
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Spike Lee barrels through Chicago with the messy 'Chi-Raq'
Lee handles the topic about as gracefully as a screaming op-ed piece.
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The Bocuse d’Or is coming to Vegas, and this is no quick-fire culinary challenge
Four chefs will compete at the Venetian for the opportunity to represent the U.S. during the 2017 Bocuse d’Or in Lyon, France.