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Welcome to Flawless Mondays, the multi-venue industry night centered at Jewel
The one and only Tiësto launches the new weekly party on July 18.
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Crossroads' inspired new menu hits the spot
The southern-inspired eatery stays true to its roots with entrée additions like the jambalaya bayou bowl.
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The luxurious Cirrus Aviation provides the private jet of choice
“You can call us up and within about an hour we can have you airborne.”
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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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Composer, producer and engineer Kane Churko keeps the hard-rock flag aloft
The Las Vegas local has worked with Papa Roach, Falling in Reverse, In This Moment and more.
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The new 'Ghostbusters' offers an appealing update
The remake features strong comedy with an impressively talented cast, but eventually ends up overwhelmed by the demands of its large-scale action storyline.
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The Weekly Playlist: Deep cuts from the Psychedelic Furs and the Church
Exploring both bands' lesser-known tracks.
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TV review: HBO's 'Vice Principals'
It doesn’t offer much of a twist on the familiar high-school setting, or even on the idea that teachers and administrators are despicable.
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The Bret Easton Ellis Podcast is here to save us all
Ostensibly, the Bret Easton Ellis Podcast is about movies, but it’s really about Bret Easton Ellis.
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Local sound roundup: WNTRBRK, K. Kilfeather and more
Plus a new song from indie band Demi Vie.
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A storm builds around Kurumpaw’s mystical surf-rock
They're not afraid to take risks—and they stand out for it.
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UFO-tinged novel 'Neon Green' is more than just a '90s pop-culture romp
Neon Green is firmly optimistic, yet laments what humans have done to the environment. Just like the ’90s, it’s a study in contradiction.
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Free Will Astrology
Your life has resemblances to a jigsaw puzzle that lies unassembled on a kitchen table, Gemini.
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Vegas’ JT Mollner brings his feature-film debut home
With Outlaws and Angels, the Vegas native has a burgeoning career as a filmmaker.
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Heartwarming New Zealand comedy ‘Hunt for the Wilderpeople’ is a crowd-pleasing delight
It's already the highest-grossing homegrown movie of all time in New Zealand.
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Western ‘Outlaws and Angels’ wallows in sleaze
No amount of style can compensate for the aimless ugliness of the story.
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Five thoughts: John Melendez at Adrenaline (July 8)
The comedian is likely best known as Stuttering John on The Howard Stern Show and the announcer for Jay Leno's Tonight Show.
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Short takes: This week’s movie listings and reviews
Everything in theaters this week, plus special screenings and movie reviews.
-
The new 'Ghostbusters' offers an appealing update
The remake features strong comedy with an impressively talented cast, but eventually ends up overwhelmed by the demands of its large-scale action storyline.
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TV review: HBO's 'Vice Principals'
It doesn’t offer much of a twist on the familiar high-school setting, or even on the idea that teachers and administrators are despicable.
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Vegas’ JT Mollner brings his feature-film debut home
With Outlaws and Angels, the Vegas native has a burgeoning career as a filmmaker.
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Western ‘Outlaws and Angels’ wallows in sleaze
No amount of style can compensate for the aimless ugliness of the story.
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Heartwarming New Zealand comedy ‘Hunt for the Wilderpeople’ is a crowd-pleasing delight
It's already the highest-grossing homegrown movie of all time in New Zealand.
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Masters of mixology: The bartenders who modernized Las Vegas
It’s time to recognize the legends who helped shape the cocktail capital of the world.
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Las Vegas is becoming a poke paradise
Great versions of the Hawaiian-style fish dish are popping up all over.
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Olivia's Latin Cuisine is a gem at the Boulevard Mall
Mall food gets an extreme upgrade.