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Trees fall, cats die, systems—and bodies—break, and strength reveals itself
It was liberating to buy an ax.
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Upvoting /r/Vegas: Interesting things found on our city's Reddit page
Like free beer? Looking for a new picnic spot?
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Adopt a pet for just $14 during the Animal Foundation's Valentine's Day promo
What better why to spend the holiday than choosing a new Cat, dog or rabbit?
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DJ Tigerlily plays her first Hakkasan headlining set on Valentine’s Day
If you got addicted to her big-room sound via last year’s smash “Paradise,” you know she’s ready for a bigger stage.
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If you haven’t done Herringbone yet, these plates will get you going
Your first bite on your first visit to a new restaurant is like a first kiss—you don’t want to mess this up.
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Find unique programming and artful environs at Fizz
It's like getting a personal invitation to Elton John’s dinner party.
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Anthony Olheiser's strategy for LAX: focus on the fun
"I want it to be this really open-format, very comfortable, affordable, approachable nightlife experience.”
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Best seats in the house: How Hyde Lounge will spice up T-Mobile Arena
The idea is indulgent nightlife for sports fans and concertgoers alike.
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Looking for luxury in a glass? Invest in the Ono Cocktail at XS
If you’re looking to go over the top for Valentine’s Day, you’ve come to the right place.
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Concert on-sales: Hall & Oates, Maná, STRFKR, Ian Anderson and more
Also: The Monkees and Holy Holy.
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Short takes: This week’s movie listings
Everything in theaters this week, plus special screenings and movie reviews.
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Art critic Dave Hickey talks about Facebook — and his two new books about Facebook
"I have nothing in common with children today."
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Justice through art: A group show at Left of Center takes on societal ills
The exhibit features works that touch on immigration, gender equality, homelessness, profiling, racial equality and LGBTQ equality.
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‘Risqué’ show 'Never Sleep Alone' feels too safe on the Strip
Spiegelworld’s latest offering is a faux-educational experience that promises to get everyone in the audience laid.
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HBO’s new 'Vinyl' brings the music biz—and ’70s NYC—to life
Vinyl is a rarity, a really good show about music that actually has good music in it, plus characters that don’t make you groan.
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Foul-mouthed mercenary Deadpool takes aim at superhero movies
Ryan Reynolds' passion project is a faithful adaption.
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Stephen King miniseries '11.22.63' waits too long to get to the point
The result still feels like something ABC might have aired in 1997.
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'Where to Invade Next' finds Michael Moore uncharacteristically upbeat
It’s possible to find a healthier balance between corporate profit and overall human happiness than the U.S. generally favors.
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'Zoolander 2' comes up with too little, too late
There are so many famous people who pop up for a few seconds, it could have been Celebrity Cameo: The Movie.
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Awolnation opens SLS music room the Foundry on a high note
When christening a new venue, you want a band that creates buzz.
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Free Will Astrology
“Only love interests me, and I am only in contact with things that revolve around love.” –Marc Chagall
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AC/DC’s live show is a predictable good time
Not surprisingly, the audience left satisfied.
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Short takes: This week’s movie listings
Everything in theaters this week, plus special screenings and movie reviews.
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Foul-mouthed mercenary Deadpool takes aim at superhero movies
Ryan Reynolds' passion project is a faithful adaption.
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Stephen King miniseries '11.22.63' waits too long to get to the point
The result still feels like something ABC might have aired in 1997.
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'Where to Invade Next' finds Michael Moore uncharacteristically upbeat
It’s possible to find a healthier balance between corporate profit and overall human happiness than the U.S. generally favors.
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'Zoolander 2' comes up with too little, too late
There are so many famous people who pop up for a few seconds, it could have been Celebrity Cameo: The Movie.
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Fremont East’s Smashed Pig pub is a deliciously perfect fit
New restaurants continue to pop up Downtown, but it’ll be hard to bring something as satisfying as new British pub the Smashed Pig.
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The Kitchen Table is fast becoming a local breakfast favorite
It’s been open for less than three months in a tough-to-find location, but the Kitchen Table has already become a major Henderson dining destination.