At this year’s Las Vegas Winter Market, sleep trends focused less on design and more on solutions to the issues that keep Las Vegans up at night.
Janna Karel
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Janna Karel joined the Las Vegas Review-Journal in 2016 as a web producer, shooting videos and managing social media for Features. In 2018, she became a Features reporter for the RJ. She previously worked as a travel writer for both a local magazine and television show. She studied education at UNLV.
The move follows years of discussion and planning for a downtown museum, and the merger eight months ago of local museum planners and the Nevada Museum of Art in Reno.
The Lucy will be an artists’ residence, bookstore and gathering spot in downtown Las Vegas by March.
Mr. Coco, the Palm’s newest lounge, opens Friday.
In Boulder City, Rail Explorers makes it possible to ride the rails in pedal-powered vehicles through Southern Nevada desertscapes.
The aptly named drink is a complex combination of smoky and citrus.
Billy Idol launches his residency at the Pearl at the Palms on Friday. And Joshua Vides’ latest project is an immersive exhibit to complement the occasion.
England native Izaac Zevalking began creating under the pseudonym Recycled Propaganda in 2013.
A new device at CES will make your freckles disappear.
Soon you’ll be able to try on your clothes without getting undressed.
This two-tone cocktail is a modern play on the New York sour. It’s floral and fruity and just right for toasting to Esther’sKitchen’s one-year anniversary.
Pop Vegas can best be described by the things that it isn’t. But for Instagram users, it can easily be identified as the first selfie-driven immersive art experience to open in Las Vegas.
The YouCam Makeup-Magic Selfie Cam app lets you virtually try on a variety of products and styles.
While the tech world has largely made the move to wireless, one appliance has been left in the outlet. Hair dryers are still tethering us to the counter. Volo Beauty intends to change that.
Smartphones make it easy to have the ones you love right at your fingertips.