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Ugo Rondinone’s ‘Seven Magic Mountains’ inspires roadside contemplation
An expected 19 million vehicles will pass the "Seven Magic Mountains" installation during its two years in the desert before it gets spirited away without a trace.
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How to navigate the frenzy of IKEA’s opening like a boss
Thinking of joining Wednesday’s grand-opening crowds—or even queueing up Monday to beat them? You may not have a life, but you do have plenty of time to prepare.
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UNLV students show off engineering wonders at the Senior Design Competition
From insomnia to concussions, UNLV's College of Engineering students have been working on solutions for real-world problems.
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Downtown’s Eclipse Theaters eyes a September launch
Prospective patrons can currently buy $100 or $500 gift cards to Eclipse at a 20 percent discount.
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Sound all around: Peeking inside Jewel, a club built for music
A night in a club turns into a party when you feel like you own the moment.
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Everything sparkles inside Red Rock’s Lucky Bar, including Nicole Day
“We just celebrated 10 years [at Red Rock], and it’s still so pretty."
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Fight fan Chris Santos brings Beauty & Essex to Las Vegas
The frequent Chopped judge shares his love of boxing.
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Johnny McMahon takes his talents to Topgolf Las Vegas
The avid golfer signed on after more than two decades in nightlife, including time at the Bank at Bellagio with the Light Group.
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These luxury libations at Alizé and Andre’s will have you on top of the world
Caviar and foie gras in your drink? Why not?
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Short takes: This week’s movie listings and reviews
Everything in theaters this week, plus special screenings and movie reviews.
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Panic! At the Disco, Super Summer Theatre and other stuff to do this week
Also: Golden Nugget's Winefest and the Dillinger's annual block party.
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Sizing up the late-night efforts of Jon Stewart’s former 'Daily Show' colleagues
From Trevor Noah to Samantha Bee, former Daily Show correspondents have taken over late-night TV.
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'Infinity' biopic goes by the numbers
Matthew Brown’s middle-of-the-road flick about Indian mathematician Srinivasa Ramanujan could have been about anybody.
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Book review: Martin Seay’s debut weaves through time, place and perspective
Seay splendidly evokes Venice, Las Vegas' Venetian and Venice, California in The Mirror Thief.
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David Cross' topical set results in an incendiary performance
The comedian simmered with anger, like someone who could have used the self-help book written by his Arrested Development alter ego, Tobias Fünke.
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A Macro-Fi reunion brings Holding Onto Sound back together
"We’re gonna try to play as much Friday as we can before we pass out, just like we used to.”
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Regaining control: Could one simple step wean me off Facebook?
My editor suggested I merely turn off phone notifications, but we’re obviously wired differently, because to my ears that sounded like, “Just put your heroin on top of the fridge, where it’ll be harder to reach.”
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Sonic Flashback: U2 at Sam Boyd Silver Bowl (November 12, 1992)
They turned in a powerful set and made it look easy.
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The Weekly interview: Scorpions guitarist Rudolf Schenker
Talking the band's Hard Rock Hotel residency, a new generation of fans and more.
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Free Will Astrology
Once every year, it is healthy and wise to make an ultimate confession—to express everything you regret and bemoan in one cathartic swoop.
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Album review: Radiohead's 'A Moon Shaped Pool'
Radiohead albums are often puzzles to be solved, and A Moon Shaped Pool is no exception.
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Short takes: This week’s movie listings and reviews
Everything in theaters this week, plus special screenings and movie reviews.
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Sizing up the late-night efforts of Jon Stewart’s former 'Daily Show' colleagues
From Trevor Noah to Samantha Bee, former Daily Show correspondents have taken over late-night TV.
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'Infinity' biopic goes by the numbers
Matthew Brown’s middle-of-the-road flick about Indian mathematician Srinivasa Ramanujan could have been about anybody.
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Yui thrills, if you’re up for the ultimate sushi experience
Chef Gen Mizoguchi revolutionized sushi in Las Vegas when he opened Kabuto. Now he brings us Yui, just a few blocks east.
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Not just another wiener: Find creative bites at Dog Haus
The hip, casual chain from Pasadena serves up playful yet serious eats.
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Avalon Meat Candy takes beef jerky in new directions
Avalon's jerky is prepared and cooked on-site, and using great ingredients is paramount to the quality.