Sound Decisions
October 14, 2021 by agutting@reviewjournal.com
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Jayson Sawyer is bringing back live music and changing the game while he’s at it. BY TYRA BELL-HOLLAND Even a year of canceled and postponed live entertainment couldn’t deter JABM founder and CEO Jayson Sawyer, who remains on a trajectory to become a leading force in live music for Las Vegas and throughout California. The […]
Smokey Robinson Honored in Vegas!
September 15, 2021 by agutting@reviewjournal.com
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The extraordinary Keep Memory Alive organization will honor legendary musicians Smokey Robinson and Kenny “Babyface” Edmonds at the 25th Annual Power of Love gala, set for Oct. 16 at Resorts World Las Vegas. Tickets are on sale now at KeepMemoryAlive.org. Considered one of the most prominent events in Las Vegas, Power of Love raises much-needed […]
Casting Her Spell
August 1, 2021 by agutting@reviewjournal.com
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Jennifer Hudson mesmerizes in a new biopic about the legendary Queen of Soul. Her songs are firmly ensconced in the canon of American music, and her remarkable voice and larger-than-life personality are forever woven into the fabric of our popular culture. So ever since it was announced that Hollywood was bringing the story of Aretha […]
O Yeah!
August 1, 2021 by agutting@reviewjournal.com
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Oprah Winfrey’s daily online publication honors Las Vegas icon Anna Bailey. Oprah Daily recently featured longtime local icon Anna Bailey in its “Lift Every Voice” feature, which highlighted extraordinary African-American seniors across the country. Journalism majors at Historically Black Colleges and Universities were given the opportunity to profile the selected seniors, working alongside up-and-coming Black photographers. […]
Las Vegas Black Image at the Beach
July 12, 2021 by agutting@reviewjournal.com
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FUNDRAISER EVENT – SEPTEMBER 24-26, 2021
Sold Standard
July 12, 2021 by agutting@reviewjournal.com
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How Las Vegas’ Black realtors are creating wealth for African-American families. There was a time when African-Americans in Las Vegas had no choice but to live in what is now the Historic Westside community. But the federal Fair Housing Act was enacted in 1968, and a wave of desegregation opened up new possibilities for African-Americans […]
‘Diversity means everybody’
June 15, 2021 by agutting@reviewjournal.com
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ASKED & ANSWERED: DR. KEITH E. WHITFIELD Entering the stately office of UNLV President Dr. Keith Whitfield feels like walking into history. Named to the post last summer, the prolific scholar and seasoned administrator is the first African-American president in the school’s history — and his powerful story stands as an example of excellence and […]
ALWAYS RIGHT HERE
June 15, 2021 by agutting@reviewjournal.com
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How Tiffany Haddish is conquering Hollywood Is anyone really surprised that Tiffany Haddish is being floated as a talk show successor to Ellen Degeneres? She’s not only a bankable movie (“Girls Trip,” “Night School”) and TV (“The Last O.G.”) star, but she’s been sharpening her hosting skills on CBS’ “Kids Say the Darndest Things. Haddish […]
QUESTIONS & ANSWERS | JOHN TRIMBLE
May 5, 2021 by agutting@reviewjournal.com
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All Hail The Queen What’s your involvement with making the “Queen of the Arts” a reality for the Historic Westside? I am a commissioner of Arts for the City of Las Vegas under Ward 5, which includes the Historic Westside. I was the commissioner who proposed that a sign or landmark be placed outside of […]
Nevada Attorney General Aaron D. Ford speaks out on the conviction of Derek Chauvin
May 5, 2021 by agutting@reviewjournal.com
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Nevada Attorney General Aaron D. Ford released the following statement regarding the Derek Chauvin trial. Derek Chauvin is a former Minneapolis, Minnesota police officer who was accused of murdering George Floyd on May 25, 2020 and convicted on April 20, 2021 of second-degree unintentional murder, third-degree murder and second-degree manslaughter. Today, a jury held George […]





