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Long-running poetry event Word Up! returns after hiatus
The bimonthly event is back starting March 22 at Pour coffeehouse.
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Food Truck Fridays: A tasty new reason to visit the Huntridge strip mall
The lunchtime food-truck gathering begins March 25.
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Bundy protest: Weighing liberty and justice on the courthouse steps
Cliven Bundy’s supporters hold up signs—“Ranchers lives matter” and “Honk for freedom.” A tourist snaps a photo.
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Could aggressively ignorant rhetoric reset America’s heart?
In honoring him, we hoisted a morning Guinness to a pirate ship and the Oscar Mayer Wienermobile.
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Craig Schoettler curates ideal brews for Beerhaus
How do you bring locals to the Strip? Pour local beers.
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Big This Week: Stafford Brothers at Daylight, Diplo at XS and more
Plus, Calvin Harris at Omnia, Ciara at Marquee Dayclub, Steve Angello at Omnia, Alesso at Encore Beach Club and more.
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The Gold Spike transformed from casino dive to Downtown party spot
And it's also the latest site of MTV's The Real World.
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Bliss for brunch: Giada makes every weekend a special occasion
It would be pazzo not to partake in the brunch tasting menu.
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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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We’re all Irish: From food to music and more, Rí Rá is the place to celebrate
Every day feels like St. Patrick’s Day at Rí Rá.
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Downtown’s Velveteen Rabbit goes rogue with the Auto-da-fé
It translates to “act of faith.”
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New Order, Wizard World Comic Con and other stuff to do this week
Plus: The String Cheese Incident and a burlesque tribute to David Bowie.
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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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The Weekly interview: Yuck singer/guitarist Max Bloom
The band stops at the Bunkhouse this week to play its first Vegas gig.
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Album review: Underworld's 'Barbara Barbara, We Face a Shining Future'
Before there was big-room EDM, there was Underworld.
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Wrapping Neon Reverb: Downtown's pioneering music festival felt reinvigorated
Looking back at Neon Reverb 2016: Individually, Ty Segall won the weekend for me, but my MVP award goes to the Vegas scene, for reconfirming its depth and diversity.
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Album review: Iggy Pop’s latest delivers a shot of needed rock
The world needs Iggy Pop more than ever to carry the torch for boundary-pushing rock ’n’ roll.
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Lewd, romantic and funny, 'In the Next Room' explores intimacy and desire
A doctor's invention, applied to the nether regions, alleviates women of their hysteria.
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'Allegiant' wastes its premise and its stars
Unfortunately, the third Divergent won't win your allegiance.
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Gymnastics comedy 'The Bronze' celebrates a washed-up Olympian
Not even Sundance is immune to predictable Hollywood-style comedies.
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Breaking down the premiere of the latest Las Vegas-set ‘Real World’
Subtitled Go Big or Go Home, cast members must complete challenges or risk being eliminated and replaced with new housemates.
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Free Will Astrology
Aries artist Steven Spasuk works exclusively with an unusual medium: soot from candles and torches.
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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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'Allegiant' wastes its premise and its stars
Unfortunately, the third Divergent won't win your allegiance.
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Gymnastics comedy 'The Bronze' celebrates a washed-up Olympian
Not even Sundance is immune to predictable Hollywood-style comedies.
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Breaking down the premiere of the latest Las Vegas-set ‘Real World’
Subtitled Go Big or Go Home, cast members must complete challenges or risk being eliminated and replaced with new housemates.
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Yakitori and sushi spot Hachi pops up in an already stacked strip mall
Another delicious Chinatown discovery.
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Mexico meets the Midwest at Chicago Style Taco Shop
Chicago influence or not, there’s a reason you’ll find a line at lunchtime. This is just good food.
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Poutine is all over town, and that’s a gravy-good thing
The simple, fast-foodish plate from Quebec has taken over Las Vegas in recent months.