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The Producers Alliance of Southern Nevada works to ensure that the show goes on
For now, the question animating PALS is “How do we survive the next six months?” The stated answer: “Create our recovery together.”
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Brent Holmes’ Barrick Museum exhibit examines Black identity and Western roots
Leading up to ‘Behold a Pale Horse,’ the artist spent much of the pandemic exploring landscapes and recording that process.
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Las Vegas’ stand-up comics keep the laughs coming despite the circumstances
“I’ve performed in a bowling alley, in a boxing ring, on a tour bus, in a restaurant on a table,” says Bret Ernst, who also plays Louie LaRusso Jr. on hit TV series ‘Cobra Kai.’
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How to put the phone down and pick up a proper camera
If you’ve always wanted to get into photography as a hobby, we’ve covered the basics for you here.
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And this week’s Vegas Golden Knights Player of the Weekly is …
Hint: He lit the lamp multiple times in the team’s only game during a COVID-altered week.
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Las Vegas’ Lawn Mower Death Riders mix humor and the macabre
Second album ‘Here Comes Another One’ is out now on GC Records.
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Main St. Provisions makes itself at home in Downtown Las Vegas’ Arts District
Chef Justin Kingsley Hall is known for incorporating a kiss of smoke into his cooking. Meat selections include steak and fries, the charcoal oven burger and a Heritage ham steak.
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Angry Crab Shack spices up the Henderson food scene
After a delay of almost a year, the restaurant—which specializes in Cajun dishes with Asian spices and homestyle fixings—recently debuted in the long-vacant former Joe’s Crab Shack space on Sunset Road at Green Valley Parkway.
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Five to try: Expand your palate with these Korean market finds
Gochujang, mandu, Chapagetti and more.