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New ownership at the Arts Factory calls to mind the good times and cantankerous bouts
Memories of former owner and longtime figurehead, Wes Myles, from his bocce-ball tourneys on the patio to his colorful protests over city codes.
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Guerilla library: Free books in your neighborhood mailbox
They're small books for tiny people. And they're free.
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A day at the caucus: The pursuit of democracy begins with a box of Thin Mints
Sweet land of liberty! Girl Scout Cookies and the bureaucratic nightmare.
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Clinton and Sanders fans have turned social media into a battlefield
As the caucus smoke clears, Facebook and Twitter are still rife with political mudslinging.
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Virgil Abloh brings style and sound to Encore
For more than a decade, he's been behind the scenes. Now he spins at the front.
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Boyz II Men’s Nathan Morris is all about his downtime
"As I’m getting older I’ve learned how to slow down and relax, to be patient. Our society moves so fast now, we don’t take the time.”
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Catch Above & Beyond at Hakkasan before the trio’s acoustic tour
“We’ve effectively thrown the dance out of dance music, and imagined our songs as something completely different."
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Pair of aces: Bree DeLano and Jolene Mannina on building the scene
If you know what’s going on in music and food in Las Vegas today, you already know these two.
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Howard Weiss has big plans for daylife at the Tropicana and M Resort
Weiss will be going after something other than the Vegas Strip megaclub business.
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Harvest’s infusion cocktail gives new meaning to freshness
A modern-day nectar of the gods.
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Taste buds tingle at Palms' Lao Sze Chuan
A vast, dynamic, authentic Chinese experience.
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Industry Weekly's Club Calendar
Check out what's happening at Vegas' top clubs in the coming weeks.
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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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At the Gates heads up a solid if undersuppported metal bill
The influential Swedes made the most of a meagerly attended show.
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Make Art at the Barrick: Visitor Made has guests responding to exhibits
With construction paper, X-Acto knives and protractors, visitors test the “My kid could make that” claim heard at contemporary art museums.
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Artist Roscoe Wilson examines the ways we confine and manufacture nature
It’s contemporary America’s relationship with nature presented at its most extreme and bizarre.
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Headed to Emergency Arts, Small Space Fest aims to be a total art immersion
The event is seeking submissions from new, emerging and established visual and performance artists.
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Beyond Best Picture: Five lower-profile Oscar nominees worth watching
Did you see Mark Rylance in Bridge of Spies?
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'Triple 9' starts with a bang but struggles to follow up
The opening sequence recalls Michael Mann’s crime epic Heat and then ...
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It's agony of defeat for 'Eddie the Eagle'
The real story must not have been interesting enough because the filmmakers turned an underdog sports story into a sappy, contrived comedy.
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Sonic Flashback: Jefferson Starship at Junefest (June 5, 1993)
For the inaugural edition of the KKLZ radio festival, Las Vegas got the vintage, Haight-Ashbury version of the frequently morphing band.
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Album review: Santigold's '99¢'
A well-crafted breath of fresh air, on which Santigold and her creative vision sound invigorated.
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Album review: Wild Nothing's 'Life of Pause'
There are a few tuneful and evocative victories, but they're great songs on an album otherwise straining to be more than its parts.
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The fame monster: Coming to terms with a sudden case of Lady Gaga hate
While I've never qualified as a fan, I’ve always appreciated her presence—until now.
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Album review: Animal Collective's 'Painting With'
For every interesting turn, the experimental-pop group lights off at least one dud.
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Netflix panders to nostalgia with the awful 'Fuller House'
They’ve successfully recaptured all of the terribleness of Full House, while updating it with new terribleness marketed at a self-aware, pseudo-ironic audience of millennials.
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Free Will Astrology
“People don’t want their lives fixed ... Because what would they have left? Just the big scary unknown.”
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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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Beyond Best Picture: Five lower-profile Oscar nominees worth watching
Did you see Mark Rylance in Bridge of Spies?
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'Triple 9' starts with a bang but struggles to follow up
The opening sequence recalls Michael Mann’s crime epic Heat and then ...
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It's agony of defeat for 'Eddie the Eagle'
The real story must not have been interesting enough because the filmmakers turned an underdog sports story into a sappy, contrived comedy.
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Netflix panders to nostalgia with the awful 'Fuller House'
They’ve successfully recaptured all of the terribleness of Full House, while updating it with new terribleness marketed at a self-aware, pseudo-ironic audience of millennials.
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Longtime local chef Marc Sgrizzi’s new Italian restaurant eclipses expectations
It’ll only take one meal here for you to realize this is a chef honing in on what he does well.
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Searching for Sunday sauce: Can you find Italian food as good as nana's?
Sometimes the two-hour prep process and the six hours of simmering is just too long to wait for a heaping plate of penne.
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How cranky should Vegas be about this year’s James Beard Awards?
The annual recognition of the country’s top culinary talent typically snubs Las Vegas chefs and restaurants.