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Bullying and suicide remain big issues for young Nevadans. In 2019, a survey found 76 percent of middle and high school students here experienced…
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Could “Take Out Girl” be the next hit film based in Las Vegas? The story revolves around the daughter of a Chinese restaurant owner who takes a side job…
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A new documentary explores the legacy of 1995’s Showgirls — and its continued resonance with the queer community
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David Schmoeller has written, produced and directed films for more than thirty years. His first feature, " Tourist Trap," has been selected as one of the…
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Andrea Marcovicci has played numerous roles in film and on television but she is also a singer. And she is bringing her one-woman show to Cabaret Jazz at…
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" 8 Murders A Day." That's how many killings there are in Juarez, Mexico. And that's also the title of Charlie Minn's new documentary, about Juarez's drug…
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Ed Saxon has been a movie producer for 25 years. He's had credits on Academy Award-winning films such as "Philadelphia" and "Silence of the Lambs." He is…
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Many of Shakespeare's comedies turn on mistaken identity. And that conundrum is at the heart of the new movie Anonymous. Could the middling illiterate…
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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…
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The Viscera Film Festival makes a tour stop at Theatre7 in Las Vegas, July 29-30. That's the festival dedicated to horror flicks made by women. Do female…