By Candice Wiener Meeting Anita King felt like destiny. From our first interaction, it was as though I had known her all my life. Born in Sweden, Anita made her way to the United States at the age of 19. Her American journey began in California, where she worked as a governess—a role similar to that of a private tutor or caretaker today. A close friend eventually encouraged her to take a job as …
Education & Career
Small Changes That Help You to Look and Feel Your Absolute Best
No matter where you’re starting from, improving how you look and feel doesn’t require a complete life overhaul. In fact, the best changes are often small, consistent, and sustainable, compounding into real transformation over time. Whether you’re looking for more energy, sharper focus, or simply want to feel comfortable in your own skin, there are practical moves that work. It’s not about chasing …
Dr. Lonnie Hammargren: The Maverick Mind of Medicine and Style
By: Ricci Lopez In the vibrant city of Las Vegas, few figures have woven a legacy as colorful and impactful as Dr. Lonnie Hammargren. A pioneering neurosurgeon, former lieutenant governor, and an unabashed eccentric, Hammargren’s life was a testament to the fusion of medical brilliance and flamboyant individuality. His contributions to medicine, politics, and culture have left an indelible …
Hollywood Legacy, Las Vegas Grace: The Story of Beverly Washburn
By Candice Wiener In a town built on spectacle and star power, few names resonate with the kind of timeless charm and resilience as Beverly Washburn. A celebrated figure from Hollywood’s golden era, Washburn is not only a treasured name in American film history but also a proud and active member of the Las Vegas arts community. Her life—on and off the screen—embodies a legacy of grace, grit, and …
