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Distinc.tt is no hookup app, but do LGBTQ+ users really need it?
The Wall Street Journal dubbed it “the gay app you can bring home to Mom."
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Chime in on the finalists for Downtown’s public art project
Speak now or forever complain about who should’ve won.
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Vivian 'Martian' Martin on classic films, cool threads and awkward eroticism
Weekly Q&A with cinephile Vivian Martin: “The story for me is the most important. What keeps me interested, what keeps me guessing. I don’t like films that are predictable.”
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The other Downtown guy: Derek Stevens has become a Fremont Street heavyweight
Unlike the enigmatic Tony Hsieh—whose contributions Stevens constantly praises—Stevens is Downtown’s relatable everyman.
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Zapping back: One artist's funny response to his public art being painted over
Utility-box street art can be a Las Vegas Landmark, too.
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A dance event aims to help local students get laptops
Hyde Park Middle School English instructor Lauren Beattie has taken the initiative to personally stock her entire classroom with computers.
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At the Church of Ha, it’s all about better living through laughter
If the true point of religion is creating a better world through kinship, then laughter is essential.
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SLS' shuttered nightclub to become live music venue Foundry Hall
Live Nation has partnered with SLS on the new project.
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No regrets: Indulging in (all of) Ethel M's holiday chocolate collection
"It was that fantasy we’ve all had, of biting into every chocolate in the box in one mad swoop."
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Hot Spots: Down & Derby at Gold Spike, Thomas Gold at Foxtail and more
Also, The Fat Jewish at GBDC and Lucky Foo's one-year anniversary.
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New local Borgeous talks living in Vegas, music videos and his upcoming album
" I grew up in the TRL era, so I believe music videos play a really big part in getting a song to resonate with people."
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DJ88’s Pop-Up looks to satisfy Las Vegas’ musical voids
The recurring sonic party makes its debut Sunday night at Ghostbar.
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Fruit Loop west? Rendezvous is the newest LGBT dance spot just east of the Orleans
The new club is situated between Charlie's and Share.
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'W/ Bob & David' is clever but not funny
Bob Odenkirk and David Cross get a second chance on Netflix.
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The Album Leaf, the Xtreme Drone Circuit and other stuff you'll want to know about
Plus, the Las Vegas Jam Band Society celebrates its 15th anniversary at Vinyl.
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LVLT dulls satirical edge of ‘Yellow Face’ by playing it too safe
It’s not all bad. Cast members deliver vividly.
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Mohr or Less: The talented headliner loses his originality—and his edge
Mohr's edge was nowhere to be found.
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'Into the Badlands' mixes martial arts, fantasy into a flavorless mush
Sounds like it could be cool, but ...
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Las Vegas Contemporary Dance Theater celebrates the music of Ella Fitzgerald and Duke Ellington
The performance features vocalists Reva Rice and Clint Holmes.
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RIP Allen Toussaint, who helped define the sound of New Orleans
The man’s legacy isn’t merely influential. It’s elemental, essential, necessary.
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Nathan Douglas’ ‘Passing By’ balances between reality and dream life in the LA landscape
The tumbleweed, a symbol of vast, ephemeral Western life, becomes “Tumble Weave” in Douglas’ work.
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Teen-pop stars like One Direction and Justin Bieber attempt to stay current
Both artists have something to prove in this teen-pop battle royale.
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CeeLo’s pop heart doesn’t beat as loudly on 'Heart Blanche'
Perhaps CeeLo’s return to rap is overdue.
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Album review: Oneohtrix Point Never's 'Garden of Delete'
The album is a sonic and conceptual leap from its more ambient, still revelatory predecessor, 2013’s R Plus Seven.
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The Weekly Interview: Tim DeLaughter, leader of The Polyphonic Spree
Somehow, the Polyphonic Spree is going to fit inside the Sayers Club at SLS on November 18.
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Getting to know local shoegazey five-piece Echo Stains
The band's first incarnation was a hip-hop act.
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'Labyrinth of Lies' explores post-WWII Nazi cover-ups
The procedural details behind building a case against war criminals can be riveting.
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'The 33' turns real-life drama into Hollywood cheese
Given how many people tuned in to watch the saga of the trapped Chilean miners, a movie about their harrowing ordeal must have seemed like a slam dunk.
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'W/ Bob & David' is clever but not funny
Bob Odenkirk and David Cross get a second chance on Netflix.
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'Into the Badlands' mixes martial arts, fantasy into a flavorless mush
Sounds like it could be cool, but ...
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'Labyrinth of Lies' explores post-WWII Nazi cover-ups
The procedural details behind building a case against war criminals can be riveting.
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'The 33' turns real-life drama into Hollywood cheese
Given how many people tuned in to watch the saga of the trapped Chilean miners, a movie about their harrowing ordeal must have seemed like a slam dunk.
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Get another dose of comfort food at Downtown’s new Chow
There’s no fusion at Chow—there’s great fried chicken and awesome egg rolls.
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Mariscos Playa Escondida is more vacation than lunch
To get a taste of all the wonderful seafood offerings, you can’t go wrong with a mixto ceviche.
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Flippin’ Good brings fresh flavor to Fremont East
The new Downtown burger spot actually tastes like its slogan. Imagine that.
