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T-Mobile Arena gives us the concessions of our dreams
Seriously, guys. These snacks are the opposite of sad nachos.
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Once boozeless, all-ages fest Extreme Thing adds a beer garden
For the first time since the inaugural 2001 edition, fans of age will be able to knock back cold ones at the long-dry fest.
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Explore Nevada's backcountry from your couch with Google Trekker
You still need to get out there, but this will help you plan.
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Searching for perspective at the planetarium
While we waited in line to see Jupiter, I fell a little in love with our little spot in the grand scheme of things.
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In Brief: Dino's patio and Liberace's cars
Also, deputies will now be riding motorcycles in parks.
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Culinary legend Hubert Keller never stops moving forward
There are dozens of world-famous chefs on the Las Vegas Strip, yet it’s easy to understand which ones are real pioneers.
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Albert Mack carries on his Las Vegas legacy with Sake Rok
The grandson of Vegas visionary Jerry Mack has created his own hospitality company and its first project opens at the Park near T-Mobile Arena.
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Hakkasan celebrates its third anniversary by switching things up
Hakkasan isn’t completely shifting its strategy, just adding new elements to the mix.
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Fruition’s fashions are as interactive as it gets
"If Tumblr had a store, this would be it."
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Kid 'n Play stops by to talk hip-hop history before LAX's pajama party
The duo dropped by our office before their appearance at the Luxor club's Throwback Thursday promo.
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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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Encore Players Club adds the indulgence with the Dom-a-Rita
Think last season’s trendy punch bowls, but upscale.
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Pizza Forte provides essential late-night salvation
Partying at Hard Rock Hotel? No need to walk down the street for a post-club slice.
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Tinashe sets up to stun with a new album
The rising R&B star rolls into House of Blues Las Vegas this week.
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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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Dreaming big: Some splashy gets for the new arena would be ...
The Boss, T-Swift and many more.
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T-Mobile Arena ushers in the next phase for the Las Vegas Strip
The Boulevard hasn’t seen a ground-up resort arrival in more than five years, and T-Mobile Arena has generated a buzz arguably not felt since the debut of Steve Wynn’s Encore in late 2008.
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How will T-Mobile Arena affect concertgoing around the Strip?
Will Vegas' fifth enormodome mean a more competitive—and more expensive—market? Also: The new arena's 2016 schedule to date.
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Ice Time: What to know about Vegas’ potential new NHL franchise
When will we know if Vegas gets a team? Mid-June is the new time to watch. That’s when the NHL is rumored to be announcing expansion plans, concurrent to hosting its postseason awards show at a to-be-determined date and local venue. But some fans are skeptical.
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Erik Beehn's masterful flowerpot manipulations at MCQ
Art that raises deeper questions of how we see in a world deluged by digital photos.
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Album review: Explosions in the Sky's 'The Wilderness'
The aptly titled record turns hard left, further opening the group's sound and varying its time signatures while expanding its sonic palette.
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Album review: Weezer's White Album
The band’s 10th record is meant to reassure with a familiar, mid-’90s scruffiness.
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Album review: Bob Mould's 'Patch the Sky'
His hot streak continues on a record overflowing with melodic, guitar-heavy songs bolstered by a locked-in rhythm section.
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'I Saw the Light' turns Hank Williams into a generic jerk
This biopic mostly sticks to a breezy chronological survey of Williams’ too-short life.
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'Eye in the Sky' explores a contrived moral dilemma
The military thriller aims to be a complex examination of the moral consequences of drone warfare.
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Justin Bieber’s wild ride rolls through the MGM Grand
Canada’s No. 1 rabble-rouser continues to persevere.
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Coheed and Cambria leaves its concert conventions behind
The group broke unwritten rules right away.
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Boy bands and zombies collide in 'Dead 7'
Members of the Backstreet Boys, ’N Sync, 98 Degrees and O-Town star in Syfy’s post-apocalyptic zombie Western.
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The Life Cube Project Burn, Extreme Thing and other stuff to do this week
Plus a live symphony playing music from Star Trek and more.
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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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'I Saw the Light' turns Hank Williams into a generic jerk
This biopic mostly sticks to a breezy chronological survey of Williams’ too-short life.
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'Eye in the Sky' explores a contrived moral dilemma
The military thriller aims to be a complex examination of the moral consequences of drone warfare.
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Boy bands and zombies collide in 'Dead 7'
Members of the Backstreet Boys, ’N Sync, 98 Degrees and O-Town star in Syfy’s post-apocalyptic zombie Western.
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'Rush Hour' gets lost in translation from film to TV
The film franchise's audiences showed up to see a martial-arts master and a charismatic comedian, not for the forgettable mystery storylines.
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Alder & Birch steakhouse sets a modern tone at the Orleans
The sophisticated dining room matches the well-executed, fairly-priced cuisine.
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Micah Waltz of Andiron talks Summerlin competition and more
"You definitely have a target on your back here a little more."
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Welcome to taco beach: Checking out Pinches Tacos at Gramercy
You’ll have to force yourself to remember you’re in the middle of the desert.