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MusicFeaturedKaraoke royalty: These fearless Las Vegans come alive at night
There’s something special about karaoke bars, and even more so about the folks who frequent them.
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Arts & EntertainmentFeaturedFine ArtThe square gallery: Meet three Vegas artists using Instagram as an online Arts District
It’s not an ideal platform—the service flatly rejects vertical works—but it is an easy gallery to browse, one that never closes.
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MusicFeaturedLatin musicThe biggest Latin music lineup ever
Marc Anthony, Enrique Iglesias, Maná and many other big names are in town to celebrate Mexican Independence Day.
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Arts & EntertainmentMusicFeaturedLas Vegas sounds a lot like the current Latin pop music craze
It’s the hook from “Despacito”—the recent monster smash by another Puerto Rican artist, Luis Fonsi—that’s fueling the current surge.
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Features2017 Fall A&E Guide: New TV series
Josh Bell previewed 17 network pilots to plan out your life for you.
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Arts & EntertainmentConcert2017 Fall A&E Guide: Concerts
Jay-Z, Arcade Fire, Route 91 and other shows to catch in Las Vegas this season.
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Arts & EntertainmentMusicAlbum2017 Fall A&E Guide: Albums
The Killers, Taylor Swift, Foo Fighters and other big upcoming releases.
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Arts & EntertainmentCultureFeatured2017 Fall A&E Guide: Cultural happenings
Artist Raymond Pettibon, Young (and old) Frankenstein, the book fest and other Las Vegas events to mark on your calendar.
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FeaturedIntrigueWomen of IntrigueWomen of Intrigue: Desiree Reed-Francois
It’s a good sign that UNLV’s recently appointed Director of Athletics is so keen to talk up Southern Nevada’s natural charms and the trails that ...
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FeaturedWomen of IntrigueMeet our 2017 Women of Intrigue
They’re leaders, and they’re pushing our city into the future.
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FeaturedIntrigueWomen of IntrigueWomen of Intrigue: Stephanie Capellas
With a decade of experience in hospitality and communications, she was an obvious candidate for the Cosmopolitan’s Vice President of Public Relations.
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FeaturedIntrigueWomen of IntrigueWomen of Intrigue: Cami Christensen
The Westgate Vice President of Resort Operations & Assistant General Manager has been part of a team for most of her life, especially as a ...
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FeaturedIntrigueWomen of IntrigueWomen of Intrigue: Amanda Moore
The marketing director for the Las Vegas arm of concert is responsible for hyping many of the city’s biggest and most noteworthy shows.
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FeaturedIntrigueWomen of IntrigueWomen of Intrigue: Jamie Tran
The Black Sheep is the vision of this former Aureole and DB Brasserie sous chef, and it has been one of the Valley’s most talked-about ...
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FeaturedIntrigueWomen of IntrigueWomen of Intrigue: Mali Gabay
When visitors walk into Bonanza Gifts, they’re looking for authentic bits of Vegas to take home, and the store's manager sees to it that they ...
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FeaturedIntrigueWomen of IntrigueWomen of Intrigue: Natalia Badzjo
As Director of Customer Development at Wynn Nightlife, she's responsible for packing the casino’s venues and “creating the best party in town.”
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FeaturedIntrigueWomen of IntrigueWomen of Intrigue: Kelley & Victoria Fertitta
The sisters have established the Wilson Gabrielle brand as a combination of their separate styles, and now they're going bicoastal.
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Arts & EntertainmentFeaturedTheaterLas Vegas Little Theatre hits the big 4-0 as its new season opens
Las Vegas Little Theatre established reliable seasons decade after decade.
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NewsAllSportsCanelo, GGG likely headed to rematch after controversial tie
Most felt Golovkin won the slugfest, or at very least it was an extremely close fight, but ringside judge Adalaide Byrd scored the fight ...
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IntersectionPrized Thai restaurant Lotus of Siam vows to reopen in its longtime location
“It’s sad to see everyone leaving because this plaza is getting old. You don’t leave your grandparents because they’re getting old.”
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Arts & EntertainmentNewsAllKenny King on his journey from Ring of Honor wrestling to the 'Bachelorette'
King was a finalist on the show, parlaying the exposure to a lengthy pro wrestling for the Las Vegas resident ...
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ReviewsCreative flavors await at Salud Mexican Bistro
Don’t skip the Octopus Salteado, tender seafood drenched in a tongue-tingling romesco-lime sauce.
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Industry WeeklyMiley Cyrus brings her latest music to the iHeartRadio fest
“No one stays the same,” she sings on her latest single, the title track off her upcoming album Younger Now.
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Industry WeeklyLakeside’s cuisine takes you from New England to Hawaii
The Wynn retreat offers one of the most spectacular seafood experiences you’ll ever have.
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Karaoke royalty: These fearless Las Vegans come alive at night
There’s something special about karaoke bars, and even more so about the folks who frequent them.
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Industry WeeklyEmpire unveiled: MGM Resorts’ ‘Welcome to the Show’ campaign arrives
Los Angeles hosted the Emmy Awards but Las Vegas made one unforgettable appearance.
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IntersectionChow down, but not out
Chef Natalie Young's "Chinese and chicken joint" is closing its doors, but its kitchen is staying busy.
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MusicThe Killers get personal—and a little bit weird—on their fine fifth album
Wonderful Wonderful also has the confidence to be far more inventive than anything the band has released before.
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DiningExploring the dynamic seafood at Cevicheria El Diamante
The casero is the most popular ceviche—shrimp marinated in lime with avocado, onion, cucumber, cilantro and plenty of spicy bits of serrano pepper.
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IntersectionLight up the lounges: An argument for recreational cannabis clubs
The governor’s task force predicted tourists would account for 63 percent of Nevada’s recreational marijuana sales, but where did it expect those millions to toke ...
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Industry WeeklyEmerge adds more local artists to the lineup
Brittany Rose, Ekoh, Sabriel and Dark Black bring additional Vegas vibes.
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Industry WeeklyLagasse’s Stadium’s Biergarten experience arrives for Oktoberfest
Frozen beer, flaky potato pancakes and much more await at Palazzo.
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MusicFeaturedFeeling brave? These karaoke hot spots are ready to be conquered
Champagne’s, Dino’s, Ellis Island and more.
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A&EFive places you’ll see autumn actually happening
Mount Charleston, a pumpking patch, Floyd Lamb Park and more.
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DiningFilling up with Food Junky at Banger Brewing
The Mexican Sloppy Jose is a zesty gut-buster, a spicy mélange of chorizo and ground beef contrasted by cool and creamy avocado.
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IntersectionEllis Island clears space for new gathering spot the Front Yard
The classic, circular Ellis Island sign will be on display at the Neon Museum.
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IntersectionCould Boulder City’s train be headed to Henderson?
A new bridge will connect the train to the main line, so it could technically take you anywhere in the country.
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Fine ArtThis Priscilla Fowler group show finds expansiveness in ‘Black and White’
It’s a joy to stroll the gallery and see how each artist interprets the challenge of art with a limited palette.
