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If violence begets violence, the national mood explains a lot
Why is local violence on the rise?
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Welcome to Palms Station? Our ideas for the off-Strip hotel’s next chapter
Once the acquisition is complete, what will Station Casinos do with the Palms? Naturally, we have a few ideas.
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An update on Strip parking
How much will it cost? How do I avoid paying for parking for now? The Weekly has the answers.
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Clark County seeks to reduce inappropriate 911 calls
When should you call 911 or 311? The Weekly has the answers.
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Seeing the big picture at Jewel, opening at Aria
Knowing how crucial Aria’s club component would be, Hakkasan Group set out to blow minds, just as they did in creating Omnia at Caesars Palace.
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Claude VonStroke brings the Birdhouse to Sundown at Daylight
The underground DJ is taking flight in Vegas.
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Big This Week: Jewel's debut, Lil Jon at Hakkasan and more
Plus, Amber Rose at 1 OAK, Alesso at Encore Beach Club, Seal at Intrigue, Martin Garrix at Omnia and many more.
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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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Double Barrel smokes and sizzles at Monte Carlo
The Strip-front restaurant just added drool-worthy dishes both savory and sweet.
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Antonio Nunez builds a winner in the neighborhood
Homegrown eatery Kitchen Table is a shining diamond in the suburbs.
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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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Tom Russell, the Phil's season closer and other stuff you'll want to know about
Also: Soulkitchen's 13th anniversary at Vanguard Lounge and Dixie's Tupperware Party at the Smith Center.
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Can Rock and Roll Hall of Famers Clapton, Dylan and Petty further their legends with new music?
It’s rare even to hear a record from a classic-rock act that enhances or extends the artist’s legacy.
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Album review: Kygo's 'Cloud Nine'
The young Norwegian takes a cue from his Swedish neighbor Avicii in his sound, but slows the tempos and exchanges punchy drops for lighter, synth-driven bridges.
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Album review: James Blake's 'The Colour in Anything'
More than 76 minutes of well-crafted disaffection and downheartedness grows wearisome.
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Macro-Fi's massive Bunkhouse reunion goes down memorably
It felt as much like a homecoming for fans as for the bands.
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Crowe and Gosling make for amusingly shabby detectives in 'The Nice Guys'
With sharp dialogue, characters and jokes, the film is consistently funny from beginning to end.
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'Neighbors 2: Sorority Rising' is a nasty, unfunny sequel
There’s not one genuine laugh, giggle or smile to be had.
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Joseph Brailsford merges playful whimsy with seriously good music
Brailsford, who served as Darby O'Gill and the Little People's accordion player for nearly 15 years, is embracing his inner singer-songwriter.
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Susan Sarandon ages gracefully in 'The Meddler'
The Meddler is a sweet, low-key dramedy that shows how maturity and wisdom can arrive at any age.
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Why are those 'Angry Birds' so angry? The answer is both boring and nonsensical
Why must these flightless birds be flung via slingshot at the homes of green pigs?
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'Preacher' drains the life from a classic comic-book series
Small-town Texas preacher Jesse Custer has a shady past and the newfound ability to make people do anything he says.
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Tech and treats collide at Studio 21 Tattoo's Donuts and Robots fundraiser
Funds raised will benefit Cimarron-Memorial High School’s robotics program, the Team 987 High Rollers.
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'Desert Boys': Snapshots of a life in defiance of—and in weird love with—its roots
Chris McCormick writes to the specific but evokes the universal.
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Free Will Astrology
You can’t use the paddle inside the boat! It’s of no value to you unless you thrust it into the drink and move it around vigorously.
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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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Crowe and Gosling make for amusingly shabby detectives in 'The Nice Guys'
With sharp dialogue, characters and jokes, the film is consistently funny from beginning to end.
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'Neighbors 2: Sorority Rising' is a nasty, unfunny sequel
There’s not one genuine laugh, giggle or smile to be had.
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Susan Sarandon ages gracefully in 'The Meddler'
The Meddler is a sweet, low-key dramedy that shows how maturity and wisdom can arrive at any age.
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Why are those 'Angry Birds' so angry? The answer is both boring and nonsensical
Why must these flightless birds be flung via slingshot at the homes of green pigs?
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'Preacher' drains the life from a classic comic-book series
Small-town Texas preacher Jesse Custer has a shady past and the newfound ability to make people do anything he says.
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New arrival Niu-Gu can hang in restaurant-rich Chinatown
Niu-Gu is far from formal, but the food achieves a level of Chinese-restaurant sophistication usually found only within Strip casinos.