Kelly Clinton-Holmes was born in Palisades Park, New Jersey, but has resided in Las Vegas for nearly 40 years where she has been a vibrant part of the Las Vegas entertainment scene. One of her favorite performances is "Freckled for Life" which is a one women show employing her remarkable abilities as an actress, comedienne,
Rick Arroyo does it all: Pianist, Drummer, Vibraphonist, Latin Percussionist, Arranger, and Composer. He began playing piano at age 9, drums at age 11 and Latin percussion at age 13. He played professionally with Johnny Polanco at age 15 and formed his own group at age 21. He has performed as a band leader and
Who doesn’t love a fashion show? March 19th was a day filled with a sense of springtime as fabulous hats created by Louisa Voisine Millinery were being modeled on the runway of the Hat’itude Fashion Show. It was one of those special times when it felt so great to be a lady among other women
One has got to love Las Vegas and all the different venues she brings to both residents and visitors alike. There is always something going on and many worthy causes to support. Picnic by Design, in this case, is a wonderful event is to raise funds for a most worthy cause - HIV/AIDS – sponsored by
It’s hard to think of spring without remembering the April showers that herald the coming of beautiful flowers in May. It is also a time that makes it easy to recall the wonderful 1952 movie, “Singing in the Rain.” But did you know the song by the same name was published in 1929 with lyrics
Marchand, singer and songwriter, was born in Florida and spent her childhood years in Idaho and Washington. She graduated with a degree in French literature from the University of Grenoble and the University of Nice, France and received her BA degree in Drama from the University of Washington. After college she returned to Paris and
"I want people to hear the music in my paintings," says Zinovy Shersher, award-winning Soviet painter, entertainer and composer, who was the first fine artist to combine the passion and mystery of music and art. His distinctive style and genius, which is a mystical amalgam of spirituality, sensuality, and passion – along with his Judaism
As March approaches and we are blown into the month with its predictable windy days, we often think of the expression, “Beware of the Ides of March” and where the expression came from. So we share this with you. The Romans did not number days of a month sequentially from the first through the last
Forgotten Song Foundation, Inc. held a fabulous networking and musical jazz event at the fascinating Urban Ranch Store on February 18th. It was a huge success! There were 100 guests who responded and were generous in helping to raise $475 that will go toward the Foundation’s scholarship fund which will be awarded at the VIVA
Hold Hold onto Your HAT and grab your seat for a fabulous designer hat and fashion show, Hat'itude, featuring millinery and fashion by Louisa Voisine. This beautiful and fun-filled event will take place at the breathtaking David Tupaz Couture Studio where he will feature his latest fashions. Complimentary champagne & desserts will be served. In addition,
