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American Film Market trade show moving to Las Vegas
“Easy travel options” and close proximity to Los Angeles were considered in the decision.
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Las Vegas Flight Academy CEO Ron Kelly invites young people into a bright future
The Minority Pilot Advancement Foundation’s goal is to bring 600 minority and women pilots into the industry each year.
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Voltaire’s glam-filled ‘Belle de Nuit’ is a thrilling new take on cabaret
Music and fashion intersect in such a cinematic way. Segments are sexily scored with a good amount of bass in mind.
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Arts District book shop The Analog Dope Store speaks with many voices
The essence of Analog Dope goes beyond its personally curated shelves; it reverberates with a profound sense of community.
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What to do in Las Vegas this week (March 14-20, 2024 edition)
Fremont Street’s ShamRock Bash, Sebastian Maniscalco, Deap Vally, Twice, London Elektricity and more in this week’s Superguide.
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Free Will Astrology (March 14)
Are there parts of your life that have been divided, and you would like to harmonize them? Now is a good time to try, Virgo.
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Get to know K.E.W.K., an emerging band claiming its space in the Vegas music community
With K.E.W.K.’s first single behind them, they’re working on new material and already have plenty for a record.
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Free Will Astrology (March 14)
Are there parts of your life that have been divided, and you would like to harmonize them? Now is a good time to try, Virgo.
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Orla is a showcase of talent and heritage for Michael Mina
It’s a different kind of Mediterranean restaurant, drawing heavily from Mina’s Egyptian heritage to repackage familiar food with robust, Middle Eastern flavors.
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A tour through the dishes we love at flavorful find Azzurra
On our last visit we were lucky to try the special of the day, filet mignon wrapped in crispy pancetta with a mound of Parmesan risotto.
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Pay to play: Youth sports have become an expensive, stressful burden on families
There’s a misconception that young athletes need to focus only on one sport or have their families excessively invest in specialized training to succeed.
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Brewer: It’s time to get off the conveyor belt of paying to play youth sports
The cost and participation requirements have become so abusive that it’s taken an activity that long provided meaningful exercise and friendships and turned it into an unneeded burden.