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Hot-button issues find their way onto license plates
Given the raging debate about guns in America, you have to wonder if anyone will protest the Second ...
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Talking tradition and presence with Paiute artist and activist Fawn Douglas
"A lot of people don’t know we’re here."
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What you should know about hoverboard laws in Las Vegas
Laws race to keep up with ever-popular hoverboards.
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Cat videos finally get the kudos they deserve with Meow Mix's Cat's Meow honors
Would "meow-vie stars" be taking it too far?
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Area code MIA: Has anyone actually dialed 725?
Clark County’s second area code went live in 2014, but I have yet to use it.
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The great outdoors: More patios are planned for Downtown
Downtown, patios are the new brunch, or something like that.
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Welcome to ‘Industry Weekly’: Greenspun Media Group launches new nightlife-focused pub
The new magazine inside Las Vegas Weekly explores the world's most captivating entertainment landscape.
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Sean Christie's new role at Wynn calls for innovation
The resort's vice president of operations is looking to create trends, not follow them.
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Cocktails at Clique Lounge are immersed in creative fun
The new lounge at the Cosmopolitan offers timeless charm with innovative twists.
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From New York to Vegas, Carbone creates an essential experience
No matter the circumstance, it’s always a special occasion at the Aria restaurant.
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Party season: Katie Smith keeps you ready for summer
"It’s so much fun you forget that you’re working."
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Big This Week: Lil Jon at Hakkasan, Alesso at XS and more
Catch the official CES closing party at Marquee with Cedric Gervais.
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Playing around at Encore
VIPs spent part of their New Year's weekend exploring the new Encore Players Club.
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How Lavo Casino Club is changing the game
These are the moves you can make when going against the grain is in your DNA.
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Exit interview: Gina Quaranto on the Arts District, closing Blackbird and her final show
"I’m ready to move on, to not have that stress on my back."
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Settlers + Nomads: Artist Wendy Kveck launches website highlighting contemporary art in Las Vegas
“All have glitter and dust on their boots and have been influenced or inspired in some way by this unique place we call home or pit stop..."
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Beck, the Las Vegas Philharmonic and other stuff to do this week
Plus The Kosher Nostra and an album release show with punk outfit Rayner.
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Why Quentin Tarantino’s overuse of the N-word diminishes his art
Why Quentin Tarantino’s overuse of the N-word diminishes his art
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Horror movie 'The Forest' squanders its haunting premise
A generic haunted-forest story, with a series of banal jump scares and pale apparitions.
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Leonardo DiCaprio goes through hell in 'The Revenant'
While DiCaprio doesn’t really get the chance to give a great performance, he does manage to convey the character’s intense will to live.
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Jennifer Lopez aims for serious cred in edgy cop drama 'Shades of Blue'
Despite her effort's, J-Lo's performance falls flat.
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Four selections to consider at this year’s Las Vegas Jewish Film Festival
Choices range from a comedy centered around people getting high at a bakery to a documentary about Ed Bernstein's Crohn's-afflicted daughter.
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Album review: David Bowie still pushing forward with 'Blackstar'
His 25th album, a collaboration with NYC jazz musicians, updates his sonic trademarks.
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The Kats Report: Andrew Dice Clay returns, Britney refreshes and other entertainment notes
Plus: Jazz at SLS and Santa Fe and the Fat City Horns at the Smith Center.
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Free Will Astrology
To become a skillful singer, you must learn to regulate your breath.
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Morrissey returns to Las Vegas with an inspired performance
A deep-dive setlist, a fully engaged Moz (with a fantastic voice) and a well-honed backing quintet.
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Why Quentin Tarantino’s overuse of the N-word diminishes his art
Why Quentin Tarantino’s overuse of the N-word diminishes his art
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Leonardo DiCaprio goes through hell in 'The Revenant'
While DiCaprio doesn’t really get the chance to give a great performance, he does manage to convey the character’s intense will to live.
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Horror movie 'The Forest' squanders its haunting premise
A generic haunted-forest story, with a series of banal jump scares and pale apparitions.
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Jennifer Lopez aims for serious cred in edgy cop drama 'Shades of Blue'
Despite her effort's, J-Lo's performance falls flat.
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Four selections to consider at this year’s Las Vegas Jewish Film Festival
Choices range from a comedy centered around people getting high at a bakery to a documentary about Ed Bernstein's Crohn's-afflicted daughter.
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A great chef celebrates incredible ingredients at Artisanal Foods Cafe
Simply put, if you like food, you’ll love this lunch.
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Sidestreet Pho & Grill satisfies with soothing soup and more
This pho is legit.
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Dining News & Notes: Virgil's Real Barbecue to open at Linq, SLS' Dine-N-Dash fundraiser and more
Plus: Expect Carla Pellegrino to launch new projects soon.