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Ubiquitous hitmaker Metro Boomin returns to Light for NYE Weekend
Is Young Metro sticking around for New Year's Eve on the Strip? "I don’t know, it might be too crazy for me."
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Raising the bar: Charlie Palmer Steak gets a new look and a new chef
New executive chef Thomas Griese adds innovative new menu creations reflective of his own culinary career.
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Chuckie plays with different styles when he’s in Vegas
The veteran Vegas DJ plays Intrigue on New Year's Eve.
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TruFusion creates a one-stop Fitness shop in Summerlin
The new location also plans to offer late-night classes to accommodate busy lifestyles.
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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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Best of 2016: Films
The Weekly film critics single out the best flicks of the year.
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Best of 2016: Concerts
Bob Dylan, Drake, The Cure, Guns N' Roses ... and where were you when Kurt Vile played?
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Another Same Sex Mary Christmas, Jerry Seinfeld and more stuff you need to know about
Plus, The Nutcracker at the Smith Center, college hoops at Orleans Arena and movies and skating at Cosmo.
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Best of 2016: Print
Topics like mirror-making (who knew?) and gay marriage made for compelling reads this year.
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Best of 2016: Albums
Spencer Patterson, Mike Prevatt and Annie Zaleski count down their favorites, from Bowie and Beyoncé to ... The Monkees?
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Best of 2016: TV
Soviet operatives, Brooklyn hipsters, female inmates and more continued to rule the boob tube in 2016.
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Breaking dad: 'Why Him?' sticks to comedic formula
The best one can say about this is that Bryan Cranston is not especially uptight and James Franco is not especially aggravating.
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A subtle roar: 'Lion' explores a complicated true story
In 1986, a 5-year-old Indian boy named Saroo fell asleep on a decommissioned railway car and found himself 1,000 miles from home.
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'Fences' makes an awkward transition from stage to screen
As both director and star, Washington has delivered a movie that feels entirely stage-bound.
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'Jackie' gives a former First Lady a deserved spotlight
Rather than depicting her entire life, the movie focuses on the immediate aftermath of her greatest trauma.
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Lost in space: 'Passengers' strands its stars in a questionable sci-fi romance
A big-budget original sci-fi movie that grappled with serious ethical concerns while also looking fantastic would have been an impressive achievement.
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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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Best of 2016: Films
The Weekly film critics single out the best flicks of the year.
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Best of 2016: TV
Soviet operatives, Brooklyn hipsters, female inmates and more continued to rule the boob tube in 2016.
-
Breaking dad: 'Why Him?' sticks to comedic formula
The best one can say about this is that Bryan Cranston is not especially uptight and James Franco is not especially aggravating.
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A subtle roar: 'Lion' explores a complicated true story
In 1986, a 5-year-old Indian boy named Saroo fell asleep on a decommissioned railway car and found himself 1,000 miles from home.
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'Fences' makes an awkward transition from stage to screen
As both director and star, Washington has delivered a movie that feels entirely stage-bound.
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'Jackie' gives a former First Lady a deserved spotlight
Rather than depicting her entire life, the movie focuses on the immediate aftermath of her greatest trauma.
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Lost in space: 'Passengers' strands its stars in a questionable sci-fi romance
A big-budget original sci-fi movie that grappled with serious ethical concerns while also looking fantastic would have been an impressive achievement.
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The best new restaurants of 2016
Jim Begley and Brock Radke pick the most brilliant culinary arrivals this year.