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R&B breakout Khalid sells out Brooklyn Bowl
Single smash “Location” is certified platinum.
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Andiron Steak & Sea sizzles up seasonal menu specialties
The grilled Duroc pork chop is the star of a selection of new summer dishes.
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TLC returns to the stage with the I Love the ’90s Tour
This year Chilli and T-Boz released a 12-track collection that serves as a proper farewell.
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Emerge is the latest sign of Vegas’ musical coolness
Live Nation Las Vegas President Kurt Melien is one of the music industry figures helping with Emerge.
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Short Takes: Movie listings and reviews for July 20
Everything in theaters this week, plus special screenings and movie reviews.
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War room: Five of our staff’s favorite combat films
Hint: Two from the ’50s, two from the ’70s and one from 1998. No, not that one.
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Five indoor playgrounds
Glowzone, King Putt, Fast Lap …
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Hall & Oates’ John Oates talks new memoir and … scrunchies?!
A friend of mine had a business opportunity … He wanted to do something with MTV and promote it to young girls. He thought we would write a song.”
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‘The Little Hours’ takes lusty comedy into the convent
It looks like prestigious Oscar-bait before introducing three nuns who unleash a barrage of F-bombs on a poor gardener.
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‘Valerian and the City of a Thousand Planets’ explores the outer reaches of sense
Luc Besson has shown a great flair for exuberantly nonsensical science fiction in movies like The Fifth Element and Lucy, and this marks the culmination of that style.
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‘Midnight, Texas’ makes the supernatural a bore
In a small Southern town, various supernatural beings coexist in fragile harmony, while nefarious outsiders commit crimes that threaten to upset their quiet way of life.
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The relocated ‘12” of Sin’ expands into a three-day festival
Six times larger than in years past, the nearly-30,000-square-foot, two-story retail space will be transformed into an immersive playground for the adventurous.
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Short Takes: Movie listings and reviews for July 20
Everything in theaters this week, plus special screenings and movie reviews.
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‘The Little Hours’ takes lusty comedy into the convent
It looks like prestigious Oscar-bait before introducing three nuns who unleash a barrage of F-bombs on a poor gardener.
-
‘Valerian and the City of a Thousand Planets’ explores the outer reaches of sense
Luc Besson has shown a great flair for exuberantly nonsensical science fiction in movies like The Fifth Element and Lucy, and this marks the culmination of that style.
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War room: Five of our staff’s favorite combat films
Hint: Two from the ’50s, two from the ’70s and one from 1998. No, not that one.
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‘Midnight, Texas’ makes the supernatural a bore
In a small Southern town, various supernatural beings coexist in fragile harmony, while nefarious outsiders commit crimes that threaten to upset their quiet way of life.
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Hobak Korean BBQ brings another stellar option to Chinatown
The attentive staff cooks everything for you, so you don’t have to guess when your food is ready.
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Violette’s Vegan goes beyond the typical meatless menu
It’s operated by Cyndy Violette—World Series of Poker bracelet-holder, Ladies Poker Hall of Fame inductee and proud vegan.