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Unraveling our LGBTQ history: How Las Vegas became a progressive place to belong
The AIDS crisis hit Las Vegas particularly hard in 1983, rolling back years of LGBTQ progress.
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Disgusted by LGBTQ hate? Become an active ally
The 2021 passing of Nevada SB148 through the state Legislature requires law enforcement agencies to submit monthly records of hate crimes.
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Get to know Vegas hardcore band Khasm before its record release show
Khasm plays with Pull Your Card and other acts on June 19 at Eagle Aerie Hall.
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Design dilemma: Digital artist James Bousema on the trouble with AI and art
How deep are corporations willing to dig the hole of bogus media for the sake of frugality?
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‘Late Night Magic’ man Douglas ‘Lefty’ Leferovich helps maintain ‘the land of the impossible’
Catch the “Late Night Magic” adults-only variety show Saturdays at 9 p.m. at the Venue at Orleans.
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What to do in Las Vegas this week (June 13-19, 2024 edition)
Explore an exhibit on historic Vegas postcards, see “I Saw the TV Glow” at the Beverly, catch a new Elvis tribute at Westgate, and more in this week’s Superguide.
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Ortikia opens, 1228 Main teaches baking and more Vegas food and beverage updates
Also, Ayya Hospitality’s Mexican restaurant Siempre, J.B. is set to open at UnCommons on July 3.
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Social Station brings elevated comfort food to Henderson
Reuben egg rolls transform the sandwich favorite into a crispy, craveable appetizer, while carrot hummus with lamb sausage evolves a familiar dip-and-nosh experience.