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Fierce flow: Now’s the time to catch Kendrick Lamar in concert
The rapper brings his biggest tour yet to T-Mobile Arena August 5.
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Bazaar Meat’s summer cocktails are as creative as its cuisine
If you’re ready to get wild, order the Blurred Borders.
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The Parq Vancouver culinary lineup draws on Las Vegas
Elizabeth Blau and Kim Canteenwalla are assembling eight restaurants and lounges for the massive entertainment development.
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Diplo, Pitbull, Travis Scott and more big shows this week
Montell Jordan and Ginuwine are performing at separate pool parties this weekend.
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Dedication to a pure sound leads to Mondo Cozmo
Mondo Cozmo packages relatable, everyman messages with style and gusto.
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Juicy Beets offers a healthful alternative experience
Owners and DJs Tino Gomez and Oscar Molina have created something fresh, new and fun.
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Chart destroyer Ed Sheeran lands at T-Mobile Arena
The English singer-songwriter is something of an unlikely pop star.
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Robert Irvine’s Public House takes over at the Tropicana
The star chef says his huge new restaurant is only the beginning of changes at the iconic Strip resort.
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Las Vegas’ hometown heroes the Killers rock the Strip
When they finally signed off with “Mr. Brightside,” a hot summer Monday night had turned into a fan appreciation party.
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‘Detroit’ unevenly dramatizes important history
The third collaboration between Kathryn Bigelow and Mark Boal is less focused and powerful than The Hurt Locker and Zero Dark Thirty.
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Short Takes: Movie listings and reviews for August 3
Everything in theaters this week, plus special screenings and movie reviews.
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Thievery Corporation, Neil Hamburger, ‘Man of La Mancha’ and other stuff to do this week.
Plus: doom-metallers Pallbearer descend upon Downtown.
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Laurens Tan's ‘Babalogic’ offers vehicles of communication
With two large sculptures—one a bright Chinese red, the other a pure enamel white—and two videos, Tan’s works have a fresh, disarming feel.
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Five Vegas bars with a notoriously heavy pour
HT, Frankie’s, Champagne’s and more.
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Adam Pascal’s rock-star Bard brings the farce in touring Broadway hit ‘Something Rotten’
You’ve studied Shakespeare? Not this Shakespeare.
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Period comedy ‘Landline’ exudes warmth and likability
Recalling Woody Allen’s better movies of the 1990s, it stars Jenny Slate as a fledgling music journalist who hasn’t quite figured out how to be an adult.
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Even in a city full of Cirque, the guileless and charming ‘Circus 1903’ stands apart
Turns out, you can use the circus as an excuse to perform a … well, a circus.
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A young wife comes undone in ‘Lady Macbeth’
Emboldened by her newfound passion, Katherine Lester openly flaunts her adultery, and then events take a darker turn.
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Al Gore has nothing new to say in ‘An Inconvenient Sequel’
It’s a bit like pressing the elevator button again in the hope that doing so will somehow speed things along.
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Shoegaze 101: Brush up on The Swirlies, before they hit Downtown
This current, brief run marks the band’s first West Coast dates in 14 years.
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Album review: Arcade Fire’s ‘Everything Now’ is the band’s first dud
Two songs manage to resonate nonetheless, both alluring ABBA homages aided by Daft Punk’s Thomas Bangalter.
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Soft-rock hero Michael McDonald suddenly has indie cred
Grizzly Bear tapped him for 2009 song “While You Wait for the Others,” and Solange enlisted him to duet on “What a Fool Believes” at a Florida festival this year.
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When Dr. Dre and Jimmy Iovine collide, the end result feels … unsettling
If you need a place to vent all your summertime anger, The Defiant Ones is highly therapeutic.
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Onetime music-scene mainstay Ted Rader returns—with a new sound and style
No longer tied to the rockabilly and blues sounds at the heart of The Mad Caps, he has evolved from garage-rock frontman to psychedelic iconoclast.
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‘Detroit’ unevenly dramatizes important history
The third collaboration between Kathryn Bigelow and Mark Boal is less focused and powerful than The Hurt Locker and Zero Dark Thirty.
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Short Takes: Movie listings and reviews for August 3
Everything in theaters this week, plus special screenings and movie reviews.
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Period comedy ‘Landline’ exudes warmth and likability
Recalling Woody Allen’s better movies of the 1990s, it stars Jenny Slate as a fledgling music journalist who hasn’t quite figured out how to be an adult.
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Al Gore has nothing new to say in ‘An Inconvenient Sequel’
It’s a bit like pressing the elevator button again in the hope that doing so will somehow speed things along.
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A young wife comes undone in ‘Lady Macbeth’
Emboldened by her newfound passion, Katherine Lester openly flaunts her adultery, and then events take a darker turn.
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Chica’s intensely fresh flavors elevate the Strip’s Latin cuisine
Venezuelan-born chef Lorena Garcia unites distinct cuisines from Peru, Venezuela, Argentina, Brazil, Mexico and more into one cohesive menu.
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Pastry dedication: Café Breizh’s bakers keep it authentic
The five-day process of producing turnovers unites Isigny Sainte-Mère butter-infused puff pastry with sweet heaps of Fuji apples.