Days in the lives of black performers on the Strip

Invariably, the words Las Vegas conjure up images of the Strip and the entertainment that can be found there every day of the year.

The business of Chipependales

One of the wonderful things about Las Vegas is the city’s diversity. As one of the lead entertainers in the Chippendales show at the Rio, Bryan Cheatham is a big part of the welcoming atmosphere that characterizes the world’s entertainment capital.

Coby Bell on how he plays “The Game”

Black Entertainment Television has been delighting audiences for more than 30 years, ever since it was launched in 1980 by founder Robert Johnson. In recent years, the cable titan has further distinguished itself with a well-received slate of original programming, but few shows have made as large an impact as “The Game”.

IN THE COMMUNITY with Charles Tureaud – Children Pay Homage to Trayvon Martin

IN THE COMMUNITY with Charles Tureaud – Muhammad Ali’s 70th Birthday Bash

In memory of Don Cornelius, creator/founder of ledgendary hit TV show “Soul Train”

Walter Mason (top right), founder and director of the Ira Aldridge Theatre Company of Nevada, presents the classic Lorraine Hansberry play, “A Raisin in the Sun” at Nicholas J. Horn Theatre, Feb. 25 and 26. Call (702) 651-5483 for more information.

FOOD FOR THE SOUL: Black Rice Salad

Executive Celebrity Chef Dominique Solomon kicks it up a few notches with her amazing, full-of-flavor recipe for black-eyed peas. It is so special, that she only whips it out at New Year’s.

Doctor finds success by fulfilling a need

Joseph Thornton, M.D. has been a practicing colorectal surgeon in Las Vegas for 40 years — and he has now added the title of entrepreneur to his résumé, by introducing a new product called TUSH M.D.

Judye and Louis Conners honored by county commission

Determination leads to a top position at Wal-Mart

A Northern California native, Carole Smith has lived in Las Vegas for only one year — but she has already found success here as a top executive for Wal-Mart Neighborhood Markets.

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