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Further Future’s co-founder discusses improvements and additions to the festival
What to expect from Further Future's second installment.
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Altering art: The unfortunate fable of ‘holy cheeseburger’
Unless a contract says otherwise, artists who sell their works no longer have a voice in what happens to them.
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Re: Oscars, why is it okay to ridicule Asians?
Asian stereotypes are seemingly benevolent, even complimentary, but they're still problematic.
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Debuting March 17, the latest Vegas-based 'Real World' might already have touched your life
Did you bump into the seven "strangers" during the upcoming season's filming this fall and winter? We did.
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Daylight focuses on fresh sounds and friendly service
The dayclub returns for another season with its monthly Sundown party, which features different genres of dance music not often heard on the Strip.
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Disclosure's diverse, roving Wild Life party returns to Light
It’s a curious nudge toward the underground.
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Industry Weekly's Club Calendar
Check out what's happening at Vegas' top nightclubs and dayclubs in the coming weeks.
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Allegro’s after-hours Italian feast is legendary
If you haven’t capped a long night of dancefloor dominance at XS Nightclub with a wee-hours meal at Allegro, you’re just not doing it right.
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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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Neon Reverb 2016: The local newbies
Some of the Vegas acts that formed after the fest's last edition.
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Neon Reverb 2016: Reflecting on the festival's first 10 editions
The Walkmen, Moonface, new discoveries and late, late nights.
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Neon Reverb 2016: Get to know every touring act on the festival schedule
Neon Reverb is back! Study up with our comprehensive guide before heading to the Downtown music fest.
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Neon Reverb 2016: Festival 101 and the full schedule
All the info on all the shows, right here.
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Neon Reverb 2016: Talking to Beach Slang frontman James Alex
Catching up with one of the most talked-about outfits on the indie circuit.
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Sacha Baron Cohen and Mark Strong get lowbrow laughs in 'The Brothers Grimsby'
Grimsby pushes Baron Cohen's obsession with repulsive humor a bit too far.
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You can lead the kids to good music, but can you make them drink?
"When he went to the turntable and dropped the needle on “Maggot Brain” all by himself, I knew my work was done."
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Kid Cudi, St. Baldrick's, Banff Mountain Film Festival and other stuff to do this week
Plus: Gary Clark Jr., an indoor skydiving competition and more.
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Will Arnett drifts through life in Netflix's 'Flaked'
Weak jokes and even weaker drama.
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Brian Havens is back in town, fronting the rootsy City Folk
The former Lazystars drummer also held down the drum seat for The Killers in their early days.
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The new Improv Festival cooks up a spontaneous feast
"We have a troupe that performs an improvised comic book. We have a version of live drunk history, improvised plays and musicals—and our headliner, Jetzo, is something I guarantee you haven’t seen before..."
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With content that’s traditional and sacred, Eyob Mergia paints his homeland
The 72 paintings in Eyob Mergia’s The Philosophy of Form and Color are inseparable from the artist’s biography.
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Secretive spinoff '10 Cloverfield Lane' has a lot to live up to
Cloverfield was a monster movie with plenty of encounters with the monster, plus some indelible images and a capable cast.
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Free Will Astrology
“Consider everything you have fed yourself over the years. Was it a banquet or a starvation diet?”
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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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Sacha Baron Cohen and Mark Strong get lowbrow laughs in 'The Brothers Grimsby'
Grimsby pushes Baron Cohen's obsession with repulsive humor a bit too far.
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Will Arnett drifts through life in Netflix's 'Flaked'
Weak jokes and even weaker drama.
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Secretive spinoff '10 Cloverfield Lane' has a lot to live up to
Cloverfield was a monster movie with plenty of encounters with the monster, plus some indelible images and a capable cast.
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The Feast of Friends at Artisanal Foods marks a meal to remember
There are several event dinners in Las Vegas every week, but this one was special, odd and assembled with a greater purpose.
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Julien Asseo is the new chef at Restaurant Guy Savoy
Asseo is one of the rare chefs who has worked for both Guy Savoy and Joël Robuchon in Las Vegas.
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PT’s picked the perfect time to join the local brewing scene
PT’s Brewing Company’s first batch of brews shows impressive range.