Two pianists, Whitney Phoenix and David Osborne, have been with the Bellagio resort in one form or another since its beginning. CHIC COMPASS spoke with these gentlemen about their fascinating career paths that led to the Petrossian Lounge.
In the kaleidoscope of modern photographic artistry, there exists a luminary whose visionary gaze transcends the confines of conventional imagery, daring to unfurl the tapestries of fashion's grand narrative with a stroke of ingenuity and an unparalleled depth of artistry.
With the nickname “Rebel Lawyer,” one must be curious to learn more about the man behind the name. Meet Sam Ryan Heidari.
Art has the capacity to communicate with the observer. Should a particular work of art elicit a profound emotional response from you, it can be interpreted as a manifestation of the creator’s spirit. As a curator and arts professional, I encounter numerous artists.
CORE, a non-profit powered by The Rogers Foundation, empowers, enriches, and educates underserved children and their families through two-generational programming. These children are helped to reach their full potential and pursue individual success with a long-term, afterschool, and weekend program focusing on each student-scholar and their family’s needs.
The Metro Manila Film Festival (MMFF) goes to Hollywood with the recent launch of the Manila International Film Festival (MIFF) at the Directors Guild of America (DGA) in Los Angeles. Launched in grand Hollywood style, the event was attended by top Hollywood and Fil-Am celebrities, actors, and filmmakers.
The existence of the United States Dollar (USD) as the primary reserve currency to the world financial markets has been a subject of discussion and debate among various institutions, groups, and countries for many years.
Since 2001, the Nevada Partnership for Homeless Youth (NPHY) has offered basic needs resources, housing, education, employment, health and wellness, youth leadership development, and systems-level advocacy services and programs to support its mission of eliminating homelessness among youth in Southern Nevada.
Prisoners are human beings with people who love and care about them and, at one time, maybe had goals and dreams. Founder and CEO of Hope for Prisoners, Jon D. Ponder, understands this from a very personal perspective, creating an organization assisting with re-entry by providing the formerly incarcerated long-term support and services.
The Collaboration Center not only offers hope but also provides treatment and therapy, partner services, recreation and community inclusion, health and wellness, life skills, vocational training, and educational workshops, all under (several) roofs.
