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With Dave Rice out at UNLV, what is expected of its next basketball coach?
Rice left the Runnin' Rebels January 10.
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Shop and adopt: What you need to know about Vegas’ new pet-store law
The City of Las Vegas recently passed an ordinance banning pet shops from selling animals that come from breeders and puppy mills.
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Big This Week: Deadmau5 at XS, Tiësto at Hakkasan and more
Also, Borgeous lands at Hakkasan and Scott Disick returns to host at 1 OAK.
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Look no further than Hyde Bellagio for a memorable Wednesday night
Infamous Wednesdays is when the place where everyone wants to be is at its most welcoming.
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Chateau adds the Strip-side rooftop Beer Park to its perfect party
Element Hospitality is "taking the intimidation out of nightlife" at Chateau.
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Delicately delicious cuisine at cool Kumi
Why do the hottest of the hot keep finding their way to chef Akira Back’s Mandalay Bay sushi stronghold?
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Winter in the sun: Defy the season under the Marquee Dayclub Dome
On the Cosmopolitan club’s pool deck, wearing bikinis in January isn’t just possible; it’s necessary.
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Vista’s views are almost as spectacular as its cocktails
Rotate your drink to match the scenery, or settle in and savor this carefully crafted cocktail.
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Baauer’s Studio B at Light brings sprawling sound to the Strip
His ability to bounce between genres is making Baauer one of the most sought-after producers in hip-hop and dance music.
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The J.Lo Effect: How the Strip's newest star might evolve the Vegas residency
The arrival of Jennifer Lopez at Planet Hollywood has the traditional idea of the Las Vegas residency moving to a fresh new beat.
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Martin Lawrence, the Royal Philharmonic Orchestra and other stuff to check out this week
Plus: An adults-only night at the Discovery Children's Museum and Lucie Arnaz at the Smith Center.
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John Fogerty’s residency brings a rockin’ hit parade to the Venetian
He'll put a spell on you.
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Michael Bay’s '13 Hours' boils Benghazi down to a series of loud noises
It's mainly interested in blowing stuff up. Typical Michael Bay.
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An impressive stage show almost redeems Muse from its paranoid bombast
If a Muse concert were a celebrity, it would be Gwyneth Paltrow—which is to say it can sound utterly ridiculous and be laughably pretentious, but hey, it sure as hell looks good.
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Film review: 'Youth' presents a sumptuous but tiring vision
It ebbs and flows rather than heading in any particular direction.
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'Billions' turns financial drama into a cheesy soap opera
Gratuitous sex scenes aside, Billions relies on overwrought contrivances to build up the rivalry between its two main characters.
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'Mustang' shows the power of sibling bonds
Too often movies about people living in repressive conditions focus on that misery above all other emotions.
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Film review: 'Ride Along 2'
Cube and Kev do their best, but they are not miracle workers.
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In moments both rich and hollow, 'Tribes' explores the battlefield of family
What is essential for one person to communicate with another?
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Traveling alongside the brilliant life of David Bowie
Bowie: the ultimate rock 'n' roll text.
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Panic! At the Disco's fifth LP might be its best yet
The Vegas-formed quartet has weathered lineup changes and stylistic metamorphoses.
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Proudly Panic! Brendon Urie reflects back as he keeps pushing forward
Brendon Urie left Las Vegas before he was legally allowed to be on the Strip, but the fantasy of the city loomed large.
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CAC reopens this week showcasing some of Las Vegas’ more celebrated artists
Revisiting an annual tradition.
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Brutal and insanely imaginative, Hallman’s 'Goose' is expertly cooked
"A mashup of disparate souls trying to capture greatness for a moment."
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Michael Bay’s '13 Hours' boils Benghazi down to a series of loud noises
It's mainly interested in blowing stuff up. Typical Michael Bay.
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Film review: 'Youth' presents a sumptuous but tiring vision
It ebbs and flows rather than heading in any particular direction.
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'Mustang' shows the power of sibling bonds
Too often movies about people living in repressive conditions focus on that misery above all other emotions.
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'Billions' turns financial drama into a cheesy soap opera
Gratuitous sex scenes aside, Billions relies on overwrought contrivances to build up the rivalry between its two main characters.
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Film review: 'Ride Along 2'
Cube and Kev do their best, but they are not miracle workers.
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Fish N Bowl is a true seafood gem hiding in the southwest ’burbs
Former RM Seafood chef Howard Choi is serving up every kind of sushi roll and rice bowl you’ve ever heard of—and a whole lot more.
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STK’s new Sunday Brunch Club is as much fun as it sounds
Executive chef Stephen Hopcraft has envisioned a brunch menu much better than it has to be.
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The mobile mogul: Oliver Naidas launches fifth food truck Lobsterfest
His humble, tasty trucks like Sausagefest and Tacofest have regulars from across the country.