It's been a while since I've written about a nightclub, let alone the nightlife scene in general. I have to admit, though, I'm pleased with what turned out to be my first assignment for M life, MGM Resorts' in-house quarterly magazine: a feature about the resurgence of the DJ in Las Vegas nightlife.
When The Cosmopolitan of Las Vegas first opened, and a good chunk of my friends and acquaintances gushed over its restaurants, live entertainment and general vibe, my initial reaction was -- as it is to most new hotel-casino developments in Las Vegas -- simply "meh."
Finally, after a year of development, my 2,500-word cover story on being gay and Jewish in Las Vegas has hit the pages of DAVID Magazine.
The crazy thing about finishing up this past weekend's 48 Hour Film Project is that after barely meeting the deadline and turning in our film, I couldn't just relax and celebrate. I had another deadline looming.
I really meant to post this a week ago, which would have made sense since that's when the issue of Vegas Seven in question actually hit stands, but my look at the transformation of Laura Henkel Fine Art into Sin City Gallery ran as the lead A&E feature in Feb. 10's issue of Vegas Seven.
Studio 8 Ten is a nonprofit gallery and gift shop featuring items handmade by disabled adults. I wrote about the business in the latest issue of Vegas Seven.
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There’s a longer story behind my article in this week’s Vegas Seven, “Conventional Approach,” which explores the challenges of becoming... Continue reading →
A few months ago, a new magazine rose out of the Las Vegas desert like … um … I’m not... Continue reading →