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HOLIDAY TRADITIONS come in all forms, but my favorites are the personal and peculiar ones we develop ourselves. For instance, Christmas season hasn't officially started for me until I've inaugurally snort-scoffed through a six-hour block of hysterically cheesy Hallmark holiday movies, fortified only by ironic appreciation
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NO MATTER HOW divided our nation is, Thanksgiving offers hope to even the most coal-hearted cynics like me because heedless, excessive eating and shopping are, like, core biological functions that reflect the magic of our shared human condition. And, on top of that, what human doesn't also like
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IT'S F1 RACE WEEK, and you know what that means: rage-inducing traffic snags and equally rage-inducing #f1brag posts from your suddenly super-annoying friends who scored tickets. But so what? You'll be too busy to notice with everything else that's popping, from Downtown music festivals
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WHETHER YOU PREFER trotting with the turkeys, jogging with jolly Saint Nick, or just strolling through festive lights, the chilly season in Las Vegas is packed with activities. Prefer indoor attractions? We've got plenty of theater, music, art, and attractions to keep you busy (and warm). Trot like
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BACK FROM HONEYMOON break, I've dutifully consumed the last of the slightly smooshed, leftover Halloween Snickers, swallowed my vertiginous post-election ick, and got my full-body gravy slanket pressed and ready for Thanksy season. And what a feast lies before us: epic pizza parties, brunchapaloozas, barbecues, wine tastings – not
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PACE YOURSELF – uh, yeah, file that under "advice Andrew never ever takes." But the Rx applies for this extra-special, double-stuffed issue of The List, which covers two weeks' worth of fun in one juicy, turgid email. From vintage markets to raucous rawk shows to Halloween haunts for
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I TAKE IT AS vigorous confirmation of my status as would-be/probably-not renaissance man that I'm equally magnetized by beer and books, desert art and fairytale ballet. (But it's also probably an acute case of FOMO crossed with ADD with a little IDK mixed in.) Anyway,
It's time to brush off your fall finery and indulge in fantasy at theater productions, book (and comic book) festivals, concerts and fall attractions. Step into the woods Now-October 31: All ages are welcome to embark on a spooktacular adventure with family-friendly thrills, themed rides, carnival games and
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