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Weekly Q&A: Nick San Pedro takes inspiration from (and creates work for) entertainment’s A-list
“I have been featured on Madonna’s YouTube channel for six years, and it’s kind of fun to see her manager like my Instagram posts.”
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I'm not really sure how I became a Las Vegas showgirl ...
Showgirls not only sing and dance, they also get sawed in half by magicians, have sharp instruments hurled at them by knife-throwers and swing from trapezes. In Vegas, they don’t even have to be women.
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A tiny shout-out for our man Tim Howard, don of the World Cup
To you and your mighty 16 saves, we say hats off, sir. (Or maybe, beards on.)
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VooDoo Zip Line whooshes, jolts and surprises high above the Strip
Seeing the sights in Las Vegas, at 33 mph and 50 stories above the Strip.
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Space Sluts in the Slammer
Sometimes as photographers we need to be patient for the moments to come along—and be ready when they do.
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Local Hawaiian couple to receive Nevada Arts Council cultural award
Gary and Sheldeen Haleamau are the recipients of the 2015 Nevada Heritage Award.
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Free Will Astrology
Let your imagination run half-wild, Taurus.
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Despite mixed feelings, Vegas is showing new interest in former Flamingo owner Bugsy Siegel
Whatever his legacy actually is, he's part of the city's mythos.
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An upcoming lantern fest combines hope with spectacle in the Mojave
Thousands of lanterns going skyward—plus fireworks!
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Hot Spots: DJ Logic at Vinyl, an Independence Day BBQ at Tao Beach and more
Also, Zedd plays Encore Beach Club.
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The Nightclub Hall of Fame recognizes the leaders of a billion-dollar industry
This year's inductees: Victor Drai and Jesse Waits.
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Nightlife News & Notes: Chateau announces management switch and more
Also: Job search! A new, locally founded nightlife hiring app.
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Infused booze: When fruit meets spirit, beautiful things can happen
Palms cocktail bar Scarlet is featuring bright, seasonal infusions, from pineapple apricot tequila to peach sweet tea vodka.
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Ten interesting albums you probably missed during 2014's first half
The Weekly's Spencer Patterson points you to Carla Bozulich, Morgan Delt, Innercity Ensemble and more.
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'The Last Magazine' isn't a perfect novel, but it's entertaining as hell
Michael Hastings’ posthumous novel, The Last Magazine, takes a no-prisoners approach to the roman à clef, the tip of his spear this time the failing days of another empire: news magazines.
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'The Star Wars' adapts George Lucas' original screenplay as a fascinating comic
What if Han Solo was a big, green alien who looks more like Swamp Thing than Harrison Ford?
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'Extant' is a bold first step in summer sci-fi TV
With Halle Berry and Steven Spielberg, this is the TV equivalent of a summer blockbuster.
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'Snowpiercer' delivers a unique sci-fi experience
Korean director Bong Joon-ho fought to have his uncut film shown in this country, and his weird, haunting vision remains intact.
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CD review: Robin Thicke's 'Paula'
It's kind of weird, and not in a good way.
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CD review: Mastodon's 'Once More ’Round the Sun'
It's nice to see the group continue its current direction.
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Las Vegas photographer Linda Alterwitz shares her medically infused work in her first hometown solo show
"It's all about balance," she says.
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Bill Burr shows a Mirage crowd why he’s an atypical -- and hilarious -- Vegas visitor
Here's hoping we get more comics like this visiting in the future.
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Film review: Despite a flashback-heavy setup, 'Begin Again' immensely satisfies
Great cast, great soundtrack, and the writer/director of Once. We're in.
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Film review: McCarthy's passion project 'Tammy' is a modest, forgettable film
It's an odd mix of humor and drama, and doesn't really work.
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Film review: 'Earth to Echo' little more than a low-budget 'E.T.' ripoff
They did this kind of thing way better 30 years ago.
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Five times the fun: Former local mainstay Love Pentagon reunites on Saturday
The band plays Backstage Bar & Billiards in a one-night-only comeback … or might there be more?
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The Weekly interview: Checking in with The Dirty Hooks’ Jenine Cali
They're working on a new album—and raising families.
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Trust Us: A great hardcore band, a new water park and Bellagio barbecue
And a fun block party Downtown.
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'Extant' is a bold first step in summer sci-fi TV
With Halle Berry and Steven Spielberg, this is the TV equivalent of a summer blockbuster.
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'Snowpiercer' delivers a unique sci-fi experience
Korean director Bong Joon-ho fought to have his uncut film shown in this country, and his weird, haunting vision remains intact.
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Film review: Despite a flashback-heavy setup, 'Begin Again' immensely satisfies
Great cast, great soundtrack, and the writer/director of Once. We're in.
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Film review: McCarthy's passion project 'Tammy' is a modest, forgettable film
It's an odd mix of humor and drama, and doesn't really work.
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Film review: 'Earth to Echo' little more than a low-budget 'E.T.' ripoff
They did this kind of thing way better 30 years ago.
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Izakaya Cocokala bolsters our strong Japanese scene
Las Vegas is a hotbed of creative Japanese cuisine, and Cocokala is a welcome addition.
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Ninth Island style: Nothing compares to Poke Express
Even the fresh poke in Hawaii couldn't hang with the best stuff at our local favorite.
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Vegan eatery Simply Pure keeps it fresh at Container Park
For chef Stacey Dougan, Simply Pure is the culmination of years spent developing healthy food ideas.
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Presto Cafe’s light, tasty fare comes to Henderson
Now there will be east-side and west-side locations where you can find the delicious green eggs and ham flatbread.