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David Guetta returns to his Las Vegas residency
The two-time Grammy winner has surpassed two billion streams on Spotify and won Billboard’s Top Dance/Electronic Artist award in May.
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The phenomenon of Drake lands on the Strip
Drake set an almost inconceivable Billboard record this year with 20 tracks simultaneously charting on the Hot 100.
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STK stuns with new seafood dishes
Scallops and sesame-seared tuna top the sexy steakhouse's new additions.
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The Vegas Valley’s many Latin clubs offer a communal nightlife vibe
More than half a million Latinos call Las Vegas home, and these clubs give locals an opportunity to see live bands playing music with which they grew up.
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Kicking off: TAP Sports Bar is football central
TAP is planted in the perfect spot, just steps away from the race and sports book and equally close to Hakkasan Nightclub.
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The state of hip-hop clubs in Las Vegas
Things have changed. The Las Vegas club scene is huge, as big as any city’s in the world, and you’ll hear hip-hop in some form in almost every venue.
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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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Trust Us: Genderfest, the Zombies, Labyrinth and more stuff to do this week
Plus, look at the future of space exploration at the CSN Planetarium and catch the Cavaleras at LVCS.
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Names to know from the underground hip-hop landscape
These local artists are ready to bring Vegas hip-hop to the forefront.
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Free Will Astrology
Is Big Bang the best term we can come up with to reference the beginning of the universe? It sounds violent and messy.
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'Son of Zorn' quickly exhausts its one-joke premise
The incongruity of seeing a foul-mouthed He-Man among the live-action Southern California suburbs is the only joke this TV show has to offer.
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'Sully' has trouble expanding on a decisive act of heroism
Despite a reliable performance from Tom Hanks, stretching a plane crash's 208 seconds into 96 minutes proves difficult for director Clint Eastwood.
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Album review: M.I.A. embraces life during wartime on 'AIM'
If previous records have been about staring down ideology and violence, this one's about making a life in spite of it.
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Album review: St. Paul and the Broken Bones' 'Sea of Noise'
This trek finds the band covering lots of new ground.
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Album review: Wilco's 'Schmilco' is its most muted yet
The record comes from the same recording sessions that bred last year’s catchier, more sanguine 'Star Wars.'
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A new novel puts a fresh spin on Charles Manson and his 'family'
The Girls borders along historical fiction.
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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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'Sully' has trouble expanding on a decisive act of heroism
Despite a reliable performance from Tom Hanks, stretching a plane crash's 208 seconds into 96 minutes proves difficult for director Clint Eastwood.
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'Son of Zorn' quickly exhausts its one-joke premise
The incongruity of seeing a foul-mouthed He-Man among the live-action Southern California suburbs is the only joke this TV show has to offer.
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Bonchon gets crowds hooked on Korean-style fried chicken
The rapidly growing franchise boasts the tagline “Addicted Yet?” and the answer is a resounding affirmative.