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Dimitri Vegas & Like Mike craft big songs for big sets
The Belgian brothers return to their Wynn Nightlife residency this month at XS and Encore Beach Club.
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District Tavern Group’s Pete Kaufman keeps everybody happy
Balboa Pizza, Whist Stove & Spirits and Due & Proper bar are all neighborhood favorites.
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Bryson Tiller delves deeper into his sound with ‘True to Self’
The rising R&B star dropped his sophomore album a month early.
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Party off the Strip: Green Valley Ranch and Red Rock open up their pools
The public is welcome all week long, and pool parties amp up the weekends this summer.
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Comedy at the Colosseum makes for a grand experience
The Caesars Palace venue wasn’t built for stand-up comedy, but it’s one of the best places for big laughs on the Strip.
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Short Takes: Movie listings and reviews for June 8
Everything in theaters this week, plus special screenings and movie reviews.
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Five day trips to summer fun
The Weekly 5
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‘It Comes at Night’ explores the horror of uncertainty
The movie answers none of its questions, but writer-director Trey Edward Shults builds an effective atmosphere of mistrust and dread.
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Welcome to the Fringe Festival, a first-come, first-staged, egalitarian marvel
There’s a great variety of topics, from polygamy and religion to music and fairy tales.
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Generic production undoes Halsey’s ‘Hopeless Fountain Kingdom’
Her brave, bold perspectives deserve better.
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What’s being planned for Universal’s Dark Universe?
Bride of Frankenstein, the Invisible Man and more.
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A Marine and her dog form an unbreakable bond in ‘Megan Leavey’
What could easily have ended up as two hours of patriotic pandering mostly avoids taking the easy way out.
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‘Tested Ground’ turns discards into thought-provoking art
The exhibition documents the slippery identity of everyday objects when their functions shift from practical to aesthetic.
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Seeing Las Vegas through the eyes of the Neon Museum’s new artist in residence
Allison Wiese will immerse herself in the Neon Museum’s collection, while also discovering the city.
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Silent films, Chris Rock, Deathfest and other stuff to do this week
Plus, what in the world is TSTMRKT X?
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alt-J’s ‘Relaxer’ loses itself in its cloudy weirdness
Here’s the thing: The Brits never really had a sound.
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Short Takes: Movie listings and reviews for June 8
Everything in theaters this week, plus special screenings and movie reviews.
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‘It Comes at Night’ explores the horror of uncertainty
The movie answers none of its questions, but writer-director Trey Edward Shults builds an effective atmosphere of mistrust and dread.
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A Marine and her dog form an unbreakable bond in ‘Megan Leavey’
What could easily have ended up as two hours of patriotic pandering mostly avoids taking the easy way out.
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What’s being planned for Universal’s Dark Universe?
Bride of Frankenstein, the Invisible Man and more.
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Pairing Other Mama dishes with the perfect cocktails
What goes best with French Toast caviar? Hint: There’s oaked whiskey involved.
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Five Strip dishes to aim for during Restaurant Week
Where to dine on crispy fried chicken and warm butter cake.
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Sam’s Town surprises with Big Mess Bar-BQ
Big Mess at Sam's Town is a nicer version of a country roadhouse restaurant, with a soundtrack and menu to match.
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The Slanted Door will bring fresh flavors to the Strip
Chef Charles Phan pioneered a modern, ingredient-driven style in the Bay Area—and he’ll be doing something similar here.
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Sake Rok is a big Vegas party, with memorable food, too
The Strip spot recently updated its menu, adding more small plates, more meat and a killer bowl of ramen.