Mental health is a subject that society has stigmatized, and no one wants to talk about it. It includes depression, anxiety, and other pressures and affects everyone in varying degrees. The Community Counseling Center [“CCC”] normalizes these issues, along with the fear that people have in taking that first step in getting treatment.
Welcome to the latest edition of Chic Compass magazine! We felt the front cover we chose for this summer’s release says it all. Oscar Picazo’s photograph reflects the times we are all living in today.
Our multi-talented writers have once again done a splendid job to bring us stories that demonstrate our willingness to forge ahead during tough times, doing what we do best.
Fashion strikes back in a triumphant return showcasing art in a healing world. LUNAR, hosted by the Sonoran - Palm Springs, was a masterpiece presentation and a refreshing revival in the world of fashion.
“Pearls are one of the world’s oldest gemstones,” says fashion historian Rachel Elspeth Gross, “going as far back as being found in a Persian Princess’s sarcophagus from 420 BCE.” This ancient (and the world’s oldest known) pearl is now on display at the Louvre Gallery in Paris, France.
Patrick Hogan, UNLV master's student by day and professional performer by night, is starring at the posh Mayfair Supper Club at the Bellagio, headlining at The Vegas Room and The Nevada Room, and appearing in lime lighted gigs all over town like the Underground Speakeasy series at The Mob Museum.
Al Solito Posto & Ada's Wine... are raising the bar at Tivoli Village. The eagerly awaited Al Solito Posto provides authentic Italian classics, and just around the corner the reimagined Ada’s Wine Bar has reopened with eclectic Mediterranean dishes.
The UNLV Division of Jazz & Commercial Music is proud to announce the recipients of nine prestigious DownBeat Student Music Awards. These awards will be publicized in DownBeat Magazine’s June issue.
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Ronnie Fabre is a stage and entertainer extraordinaire known from Las Vegas to New York as the “little girl with the big voice.” She put this to the test when taking part in the show “Legends in Concert,” portraying Ethel Merman and Judy Garland at the Imperial Palace. Now, she’s back after COVID, offering virtual voice lessons.
