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A Rolling Stones holiday tribute show, Jerry Seinfeld and other stuff to do this week
Plus: A Kwanzaa celebration and more. Get all the deets here!
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A quiet moment in the wake of tragedy on the Strip
It’s impossible to imagine things going back to normal after something so horrifying, but somehow, the normal is never really absent.
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This week in Vegas' lopsided rankings, from LGBT equality to disagreeable divorces
Yay! Boo! The Valley had its ups and its downs in this week's rankings.
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The closing of ‘Zarkana’ proves Vegas means business
MGM Resorts has announced Zarkana will wrap on April 30, and a new show won’t be taking its place.
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Different kind of gaming gets home in Meepleville Board Game Cafe
The space features classics like Monopoly, Trouble and Life, plus games you’ve never heard of and will barely believe exist.
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The pirate life: Real shipwreck treasures are on display at Springs Preserve
Hands-on experiences are central to the exhibit, including the opportunity to feel what a 75-mph hurricane is like in a wind tube.
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Cosmopolitan’s new Clique Lounge is fueled by a hospitality dream team
Clique will take over the Book & Stage space, soft-opening in time for New Year’s Eve.
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RVLTN celebrates two years with Seven Lions
RVLTN (Ravealation) has revived the dance-party options for the 18-and-up crowd, while also bringing seasoned partiers more variety than the same old sounds on the Strip.
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Free Will Astrology
Many of the atoms that compose your flesh and blood were not part of your body 12 months ago.
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Best of 2015: Books
The Weekly's book critic picks his favorite reads of 2015.
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NYE 2015 Guide: How to survive the Strip
Casinos also close their doors to non-guests once the Strip starts filling up with revelers.
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NYE 2015 Guide: Kick-ass Vegas parties, concerts and meals to ring in 2016
New Year's Eve 2015: From megaclubs to Atomic Hayrides, concerts to Champagne-soaked feasts, we’ve got your last night of 2015 on lock. Celebrities set to appeaer include Fetty Wap, Pete Wentz, Nicki Minaj and Calvin …
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Best of 2015: TV
From The Americans to Master of None, Weekly's film and television critic Josh Bell picks his favorite shows of 2015.
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Best of 2015: Concerts
Weekly music critics pick their favorite live shows of the year.
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Best of 2015: Film
Weekly film critics Josh Bell and Mike D'Angelo pick their favorite flicks of 2015.
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Best of 2015: Comedy
From John Mulaney to Kids in the Hall, Weekly's comedy critic Jason Harris picks his favorite shows of 2015.
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Best of 2015: Albums
Weekly music critics Spencer Patterson, Mike Prevatt and Annie Zaleski pick their favorite albums of 2015.
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The Weekly interview: Mötley Crüe frontman Vince Neil
Talking the farewell tour, his favorite Vegas show and whether the era of the arena-rock band is fading away.
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The art of conserving Picassos in Bellagio’s Picasso restaurant
The final touch.
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'The Big Short' turns the financial crisis into comedy
The film does an admirable job of laying out, step by step, the series of greedy decisions that wound up ruining so many lives.
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Will Smith plays a crusading doctor in the predictable 'Concussion'
Smith plays the neuropathologist who first identified a degenerative brain disease common among NFL players.
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'Joy' makes for a clever but uneven biopic
Jennifer Lawrence plays the titular character, inventor Joy Mangano, with her typical grit.
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Film review: 'Daddy's Home'
An unappealing combination of disingenuous family-comedy lessons and vulgar adult humor, neither of which succeeds.
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Best of 2015: TV
From The Americans to Master of None, Weekly's film and television critic Josh Bell picks his favorite shows of 2015.
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Best of 2015: Film
Weekly film critics Josh Bell and Mike D'Angelo pick their favorite flicks of 2015.
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'The Big Short' turns the financial crisis into comedy
The film does an admirable job of laying out, step by step, the series of greedy decisions that wound up ruining so many lives.
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Will Smith plays a crusading doctor in the predictable 'Concussion'
Smith plays the neuropathologist who first identified a degenerative brain disease common among NFL players.
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'Joy' makes for a clever but uneven biopic
Jennifer Lawrence plays the titular character, inventor Joy Mangano, with her typical grit.
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Film review: 'Daddy's Home'
An unappealing combination of disingenuous family-comedy lessons and vulgar adult humor, neither of which succeeds.
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The best new restaurants of 2015
15 fresh spots where we’ll still be dining long after the year is over.
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Did you know Henderson’s Whole Foods has its own restaurant?
Whole Foods Henderson’s new eatery is serving burgers, flatbreads and sushi rolls, and has an impressive lineup of 24 draft beers.