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The Barrick Museum Teaching Gallery has UNLV faculty taping into the collections
From clay effigy vessels to contemporary art.
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Will meager tax credits stunt moviemaking in Las Vegas?
Clark County granted 440 filming permits in 2015, breaking its own record for the third year in a row. Will 2016 compare?
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In brief: Downtown gets a bike-share program, Atomic Liquors gets a kitchen and more
We hope the food is bomb.
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Nothing is too niche or taboo for UNLV’s University Forum lecture series
Topics range from political extremism and modern-day propaganda to Ethiopian art to pornography’s role in everyday life.
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Afrojack keeps a tight grip on his MVP status
A fresh residency at Omnia, a spot on virtually every major EDM fest and a constant stream of new music.
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Top host Natalia Badzjo keeps pushing at XS and at her new restaurant
The senior manager of VIP services at XS Nightclub is using her experience to pursue a new project.
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Big This Week: Marshmello at Surrender, Showtek at Omnia and more
Plus, DJ Snake at XS, DJ Mustard at Light, and a look ahead at Super Bowl Weekend club highlights.
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Hakkasan Group helps for the holidays
Las Vegas hospitality knows no bounds.
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STK’s Sunday Brunch Club sets a stellar standard
It’s the perfect blend of rich, flirtatious fun.
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The industry unwinds with Wild at Heart at Omnia
With lighthearted themes and an energetic open music format, it has quickly become one of Las Vegas' favorite industry nights.
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Chumlee picks his favorite party spots before returning to GBDC
Chum still likes to party, but he does it like a true local.
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Introduce yourself to Bazaar Meat’s unique aged cocktail, the Leatherette
Drinking a cocktail that’s aged in leather just feels cool.
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Short takes: This week's movie listings
Everything playing in theaters this week, plus special screenings and movie reviews.
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Bloc Party's 'Hymns' is a slog of an album
Slight, sterile arrangements and sleepy indie/R&B sounds? More like Blah Party.
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Sia repurposes superstar leftovers on 'This Is Acting'
The singer-songwriter records pop songs she originally wrote for others as her own, which makes for a fun but generic album.
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Talib Kweli and Hi-Tek preach to the faithful at Brooklyn Bowl
Unity is the theme as Kweli re-teams with Reflection Eternal partner Hi-Tek and addresses social concerns.
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Runnin' Rebels vs. San Diego State, a steampunk weekender and other stuff to do this week
Plus: The Zombie Paintball Express at Bonnie Springs and a presentation on the evolution of Las Vegas signs.
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Artist Brent Holmes' new exhibit looks at Hellenistic ideas in 21st century Las Vegas
Inverting Platos Theory of Forms
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The Weekly interview: The Soft Moon’s Luis Vasquez
The man behind the post-punk project talks post-apocalyptic dreams, handing over creative control and living in Berlin.
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Local music notes: Ministry 'bootcamp' invites fans behind the scenes
Ministry Bootcamp shows fans live performances come together, Bounty Hunter Brother get impromptu.
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The O.J. Simpson case gets an overheated reenactment in 'American Crime Story'
A story that was exhaustively scrutinized at the time it occurred proves just as exhausting two decades later.
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Bryan Todd steps back into songwriting with new band Glass Pools
It’s been more than a year since Todd commanded audiences to move and sway as the frontman of college-rock cover band Red Eye Radio.
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Film review: 'Kung Fu Panda 3' delivers the expected
There’s really nothing new to discover, but it’s still nice to see old friends every so often.
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Tripping on time and family ties in Tessa Hadley’s latest novel
Hadley organized her book into three parts: “The Present,” “The Past” and “The Present.” Because, you see, past is prologue, and all that.
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Hating the Eagles only means you’re missing out
They're formulaic and a little douchey, yet I still turn up their songs when they come on.
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Free Will Astrology
After fighting and killing each other for years on end, the Roman and Persian armies agreed to "The Endless Peace" in 532 A.D.
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Short takes: This week's movie listings
Everything playing in theaters this week, plus special screenings and movie reviews.
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The O.J. Simpson case gets an overheated reenactment in 'American Crime Story'
A story that was exhaustively scrutinized at the time it occurred proves just as exhausting two decades later.
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Film review: 'Kung Fu Panda 3' delivers the expected
There’s really nothing new to discover, but it’s still nice to see old friends every so often.
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Craft Kitchen is a fresh-baked example of how far local dining has come
Former Red Rock Resort executive pastry chef Jaret Blinn brings his locally inspired fare to Henderson.
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Exploring Art Bar’s new cocktail menu
The new cocktail menu features art-themed drinks like the Burning Giraffe, named after Salvador Dalí’s surrealist 1937 painting.
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The Goodwich kiosk to transform into a new culinary incubator
Chef Justin Kingsley Hall is set to bring his SLO-Boy concept to the popular shack in Dino's parking lot.
