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Jermaine Dupri talks Atlanta influence and musical originality
The songwriter and superproducer returns to his Tao DJ residency this weekend.
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SZA’s long-awaited debut plays like an emotional masterpiece
The singer and songwriter will perform in Las Vegas on September 8 at Vinyl.
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K.Flay turns pain into power through her musical mashup
K.Flay is the first signing to Interscope Record’s Night Street imprint, helmed by Imagine Dragons frontman Dan Reynolds.
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Bruno Mars, Wiz Khalifa, Dillon Francis and more big shows this week
Also, catch Migos at Drai’s, Diplo at Encore Beach Club, Ying Yang Twins at Go Pool and more.
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Green Valley Ranch Resort gets brighter with its latest revamp
The lobby space once home to Whiskey Sky has a fresh new look.
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Social eating just got easier at Cleo
Danny Elmaleh’s contemporary Mediterranean cuisine remains a favorite at SLS.
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Bellagio’s Curtis Briggs guides iconic Vegas experiences
“No one had done this before. It was a new show, so everyone was going to have to learn at the same pace.”
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Discover something different at the Otheroom
There’s a new bar at the Forum Shops and it’s unlike anything on the Strip.
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Simians and humans wage grim battle in ‘War for the Planet of the Apes’
It’s a shame the film stacks the deck by making the handful of humans cartoonishly evil, complexity be damned.
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Short Takes: Movie listings and reviews for July 13
Everything in theaters this week, plus special screenings and movie reviews.
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A ‘Thrones’ parody, an outdoor ‘Lebowski, our Best of Vegas party and other stuff to do this week
Plus, the Liberal Redneck stands up at the Space.
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Local music notes: a Killers’ pal’s Vegas video, The Quitters and more
Also: All-Night Visitors on the tube and Brittany Rose’s new EP.
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Shout, laugh and text your way through the addictive lunacy of the ‘Miss Behave Gameshow’
In her role as the show’s gold sequin-clad host, Amy Saunders urges her audience to confess personal details, run to the stage for impromptu performances and even throw stuff at her.
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Haim’s second album revels in its retro cheese
By unironically embracing the lush sounds of ’80s soft-rock and ’90s adult contemporary, the sisters have succeeded at making the uncool cool.
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The Weekly interview: Shooter Jennings talks Nine Inch Nails, Giorgio Moroder and Bob Dylan
“The Downward Spiral was the record that inspired me to play music.”
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Five save-room-for desserts
Honey toast, bananas foster and sticky toffee pudding.
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Obnoxious narcissists populate Netflix’s ‘Friends From College’
They’re all so unpleasant and treat each other so poorly, it’s hard to imagine they’d want to spend even a few minutes together.
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Las Vegas songwriter Brett Vee channels his emotions into his music
His latest EP, Generalizing Anxiety, swells with fuzzed-out distortion, chunky hooks and lyrics about “not liking where I am in life, whether that’s geographically or emotionally.”
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Vegas on home video: Four recent local features now available for streaming
Including Lance Burton’s feature about a birthday-party magician who takes on the mob.
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Vegas duo Coastwest Unrest sounds fresh on its latest LP
On this batch of 11 songs, the band digs deeper into poppy melodies and conventional song structures, a far cry from its early, spastic folk-punk.
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Simians and humans wage grim battle in ‘War for the Planet of the Apes’
It’s a shame the film stacks the deck by making the handful of humans cartoonishly evil, complexity be damned.
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Short Takes: Movie listings and reviews for July 13
Everything in theaters this week, plus special screenings and movie reviews.
-
Obnoxious narcissists populate Netflix’s ‘Friends From College’
They’re all so unpleasant and treat each other so poorly, it’s hard to imagine they’d want to spend even a few minutes together.
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Vegas on home video: Four recent local features now available for streaming
Including Lance Burton’s feature about a birthday-party magician who takes on the mob.