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In this issue: The Vegasy vamp of Diamonds Are Forever and Ocean's Eleven | Chris Ruby's untimely death - and his generous gift | The Mob revs its motor…
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The Guatemalan government murdered her father. She remembers through art | When life gives you COVID, make a kung fu flick | Media Sommelier: The radical…
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In this issue: See Hear Do: Art, literature, festivals, and opera lead the way into October | Can the "new" Vickie's Diner recapture its old community…
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In this issue: Are We About to Have an Indie Film Renaissance Up In Here? | See Hear Do: Dog Days at the Pool, Plus Musical Theater | A New Food Delivery…
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In this issue: Goldwell's New Portone Sculpture | An Astronomical Encounter at Lake Mead | The Filmmaker Laureate of Ely AFTER DRIVING two hours to see…
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How two brothers built an indie horror movie empire in Las Vegas
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Good, bad, or ugly, these films tell essential truths about Las Vegas. (Yes, even Leprechaun 3)
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Laughlin and Lone Pine find their niche in the film festival circuit.
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Sundance isn't just a film industry event. There are lots of public screenings and panels — and lots of open seats.
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Grindhouse lovers unite! The local film festival, Pollygrind, returns with its cinematic tribute to blood, guts, and gore. We talk to its organizers plus…