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WINK: That San Francisco Treat
A trip to the Bay yields loveor at least a good time
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CALENDAR FEATURE: Straddling Two Worlds
As Black History Month draws to a close, Clint Holmes reflects on his own experiences
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MYSTIC MONA: Dream a Little Dream
A house, retirement ... and the Grim Reaper
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A&E: Exiled by Indie
Liz Phair has a new theory about why her old fans hate her
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HOROSCOPE
Astromat for February 26 - March 3
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FEEDBACK
Lucinda Williams (3 stars)—February 21, House of Blues
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DVDs: Shoot First, Ask Questions Later
Blow-Up was opening salvo; David Spade looks at has-beens
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The Passion of the Ca-Ching!
On the Christian virtue of marketing and the moral leadership of Hollywood
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LETTERS
Then Again, Enough People Knew About the Folly of Iraqi WMDs, Too
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Doll Money Good, Gay Money Bad
Non-controversial theater tries to stay apolitical. Fails miserably.
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DOWN THE HATCH: Bar-hopping on a Sunday Night
Firefly wins for best end-of-weekend relaxation
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The Statue Made Us Do It—Our biggest Oscar package ever!
Geoff Carter awards the Supplemental Oscars, while Richard Maynard actually watched every Best Picture winner in Academy Awards history just so he could rate them ...
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FEATURE: Five Questions About the Proposed Downtown Arts Center
Starting with the Big One: Is it needed?
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SOUNDCHECK: No Love Lost
The Thrills aren't gone
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DIGITAL TONY: The Stars Were Out
A-list turns out for Light, TV turns to Vegas
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SCREEN
DIRTY DANCING: HAVANA NIGHTS
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The Word on Ralph
Comments on Nader's surprise run
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TASTE: Food Fit for the Gods
City Lights Bistro serves up the cuisine of Athens
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FEATURE: School of Rock
In which an old rock warrior teaches the kids a thing or two at last week's Linkin Park/POD concert
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CULTURE CLUB: Cross Examination
In the first installment of his new column, the author explains why he won't see Mel Gibson's controversial opus
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He Has Risen
Chatting about God and Gibson
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SCREEN
TWISTED
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OSCAR 2004: The Best Pictures of Our Lives
There have been 75 Oscar-winning films. How do they hold up? Armed with a Blockbuster card and a lot of free time, one man decided ...
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SCREEN
YOSSI & JAGGER
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Gender, TV and Barbara Walters' Ass
On trekking to The View for the history of infotainment.
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College Choice
A few thoughts on diversifying Nevada's higher education
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SCREEN
THE PASSION OF THE CHRIST
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OSCAR 2004: Take Rings and the Points
Our critics' fearless Oscar picks
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NOISE: Independents Day
33 Degree makes music on its own terms
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GRAY MATTERS
Plus, State of the City
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SCREEN
CONFESSIONS OF A TEENAGE DRAMA QUEEN
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OPTIC NERVE: Feat of Clay
Reed Whipple show gathers sculptural, at times ritual, ceramics
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SCREEN
EUROTRIP
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Martin's Arcade Odyssey
Adventures and misadventures in full-body video-gaming
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Little Ringo
Forty years ago this month, The Beatles invaded America. The casualties are still mounting
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SCREEN
AGAINST THE ROPES
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HOROSCOPE
Astromat for February 19 - February 25
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WINK: 'I'd Like To Wear Your Panties'
A few of my not-so-favorite things
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GRAY MATTERS
Plus, State of the City
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Worn-Out Welcome
Skip the visit to Mooseport
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SCREEN
TIBET: CRY OF THE SNOW LION
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BOTTOMS UP: Gin and Bear It
Britain may have dropped the ball on food, but they made up for it with juniper berries
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SCREEN
PRIDE AND PREJUDICE
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DIGITAL TONY: Live Naked Girls
And the real reason Tony loves Drai's
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NOISE: Nice Guys Finish First
Simple Plan and MxPx are polite pop-punkers
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FEATURE: The Edge of Town
History, growth and the meaning of city limits in a city that knows no limits
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FEATURE: Cops
A Metro officer's new book tells the human stories behind the badge
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NOISE: Pop Goes the Composer
Marvin Hamlisch is the toast of Broadway and Hollywood. So what's he doing here?
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SOUNDCHECK: Are The Frames the Next U2?
Dave Grohl wants to play heavy metal
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CALENDAR FEATURE: Inking the Deal
John Huntington is bringing the alt world to the Palms floor
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TASTE: Twin Jewels of India
Two restaurants bring the dishes of north and south to Las Vegas
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A&E: Start Touching that Dial
There's more to Sunday night radio than Art Bell and George Noory
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MYSTIC MONA: Lofty Lessons for Lady Luck
A jackpot of gambling tips from Mona to you
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FEEDBACK
Elton John (4.5 stars)—February 13, The Colosseum
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Arcade Ratings
In which we rate the arcades!
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ALL THAT GLITTERS: History of Rock
One of the city's first concert promoters looks back at Elton, Deep Purpleand Jay Sarno
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'We have a baby who wants a picture with Kerry!'
Joe Schoenmann on mixing the personal with the political
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Scenes from the Donkey Communion
At the Democratic caucus, Steve Freiss found the best of crowds and the worst of crowds
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Karma Lucre
Testing the universe's laws with cash
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What Would Andre Do?
Administration crumbles at a much-touted private school
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LETTERS
Lonely Is the OmbudsmanUntil Now! Horton Veal Gets a Fan Letter!
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3 Writers on Love Gone Bad
To mark Valentine's Day, three writers recall when love hurt.
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NOISE: Getting Deep with Ian Gillan
Believe it or not, Deep Purple has a new release
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FEATURE: Chuck Palahniuk—The Las Vegas Weekly Interview
The author of Fight Club, Choke and the new Diary brings his perverse prose to Las Vegas
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SCREEN
THE FOG OF WAR
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IN PRINT: From Between the Glossy Sheets
A GQ vet crits an ex-GQer's novel about GQ
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TASTE: A Dozen Restaurant Roses
Pick an eatery from this bouquet
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Interview with a Keno Girl
A special report
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GRAY MATTERS
Plus, State of the City
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WINK: Valentine's Loser?
Barfly imparts words of wisdom over a Dewar's
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Total Recall
Sandler-Barrymore memory-loss comedy is best forgotten
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SCREEN
TOUCHING THE VOID
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Disorder in the Court
Confusion and misdirection in the Jessica Williams appeal
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DIGITAL TONY: Trippin' Down Memory Lane
C2K, house parties and nudie bars, oh my!
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SOUNDCHECK: Incubus Misses Its Chance to Experiment
Walkmen is a band on the edge; Proclaimers are back for more
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CALENDAR FEATURE: And You Thought You had it Bad
Vegas woman publishes collection of romance war stories
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LETTERS
Gay-Free Neonopolis: Brightly Colored Box of Nothing!
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ALL THAT GLITTERS: Fear of a Middle-Aged Breast
The Grammys, Nipplegate and the hypocrisy of the music business
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FEATURE: 'It's the Drug of Choice in Las Vegas'
Scenes from the Meth Scourge
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HOROSCOPE
Astromat for February 12 - February 18
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DVDs: I am Simba, Hear Me Roar
An Italian Fantasia; the King and the Chairman; Memphis in the '60s
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Odyssey Records Takes Its Last Spin
A music shop we loved passes on to the Great Hereafter
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SCREEN
THE GOSPEL OF JOHN
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DOWN THE HATCH: Oompah Pow!
Hofbrauhaus brings beer-hall sophistication to Vegas
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Voodoo, Bias, Economics & Mr. Schwer
The Vegas numbers man stands his middle-of-the-road ground
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MYSTIC MONA: How Many Ways Can You Spell 'Loser'?
He's a self-destructive druggieyou're better off without him
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A&E: To Sir, with Love
We get the scoop on Elton's new showonly in the Weekly (and a gift store near you)
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OPTIC NERVE: Archeology at the Speed of Light
Godt Cleary Gallery digs upsome older and newer prints by a Pop master.
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DVDs: Not Far from the Tree
Variety of Oscar winners, nominees released
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Big Trouble in Polygamy Town
Budding dissent within the fundamentalist LDS sect of Colorado City, Arizona—defiance of the prophet, brides fleeing polygamous marriages—has focused national attention on the hamlet. Including ...
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COMMENTARY
Perhaps a gay nightclub is exactly what Neonopolis needs
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HOROSCOPE
Astromat for February 5 - February 11
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SCREEN
CATCH THAT KID
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SCREEN
YOU GOT SERVED
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Russo's Return
Nevada's failed gubernatorial candidate sets sights on White House run. Just don't ask about Dr. Atkins.
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Not Making the Cut
Barbershop 2 fails to live up to original's hilarity
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TASTE: Here's the Beef
Venturing into the fatty continent in search of Dr. Atkins
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BOTTOMS UP: A Wee Dram
Chivas unveils the makings of an expensive hangover
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Not From Around Here
An outsider's view of an insider's world
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NOISE: Come for the Gig, Stay for the Buffet
Sevendust is back, drier but tighter than ever
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GRAY MATTERS
Plus, State of the City
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WINK: Waiting For Mr. Chicken Wrap
With a sex drive like this, I'm a menace to society
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Regents, Show Us the Sausage
A primer on open meetings laws
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Flip Flops, Unchanged Stances and Whatever Will Get Me Your Four Electoral Votes
Where the candidates stand on Yucca Mountain
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DIGITAL TONY: Thursday's the New Friday
Why wait until the weekend?
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SOUNDCHECK: Vanderslice Worth It
Norah Jones follow-up is strong; Darin Talbot needs edges sharpened
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FEEDBACK
David Bowie (4.5 stars)—January 30, The Joint
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SCREEN
MIRACLE
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CALENDAR FEATURE: Her Mortal Coils
If the beautiful woman is wearing only a snake, it must be Las Vegas
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OPTIC NERVE: The Light Fantastic
CAC show explores play between light, color, perception
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MYSTIC MONA: I See Emergencies
Will she get the cop dispatcher job after psych testing?
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A&E: Bruce #$*@! Almighty
The profane, scabrous comedyand tragedyof an iconic comic's life is explored in Lenny
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LETTERS
This Reader Agrees, Manfred Mann's "Blinded" Is the Fa'shizzle! (That Means "Cat's Meow," Right?)