magazines and periodicals including PAPER, BlackBook, Ocean Drive, CardPlayer Magazine, 944, Vegas Seven, BPM, VEGAS Magazine, Los Angeles Confidential, and Gotham Magazine. Concurrently, over a six-year period, Shulman served in various roles, including contributing writer, contributing editor, and pop culture editor for VEGAS Magazine, where his longtime "Diva Las Vegas" column enjoyed a cult-like popularity. ShulmanSays In Fall 2009, Shulman rolled-out his online magazine, ShulmanSays; which is currently garnering upwards of 200,000-page-views, each month. Shulman as a pop culture expert Shulman has been quoted in Departures and in The New York Times (in the Sunday Styles section, and the Sunday Travel section). Additionally, Shulman has appeared on several TV shows and miniseries, such as Travel Channel's Vegas Revolution, 21 Sinful Vegas Hotspots, and VH1's I Love the New Millennium. Art and photography Shulman is an accomplished photographer and artist. His work has been sold at auction at Christie's and Phillips de Pury & Co. and can be found in the collections of Tom Breitling, Greg Calejo and Thom Filicia, Donna D'Cruz and Tom Silverman, Sir Elton John and David Furnish, Camille and Larry Ruvo, Amy Sacco, Alison Sarofim, Amy Sedaris, and Reagan Silber among others. Shulman's technique involves transferring his photography onto large-format canvas and then enhancing the canvas with Make-up Art Cosmetics/M۰A۰C Cosmetics. Shulman's first solo exhibit, Beauty from Above, included a dozen of Shulman's signature painted photos on canvas featuring perspectives of Las Vegas chandeliers. Philanthropy Shulman is an active philanthropist in Las Vegas and nationwide, via his position as Vice President of the Shulman Family Foundation. He's also an active supporter and adviser to such charities as After School All Stars, Communities in Schools, Free Arts NYC, Human Rights Campaign, Nathan Adelson Hospice, Make-a-Wish Foundation, Opportunity Village, Patrick Kelly Youth Foundation, and Keep Memory Alive for the Cleveland Clinic Lou Ruvo Center for Brain Health. Shulman was presented the key to Las Vegas by Mayor Oscar Goodman on October 29, 2009. References External links http://www.ShulmanSays.com/ 1973 births Living people Writers from Seattle People from the Las Vegas Valley American male writers Jewish American writers Lakeside School alumni Choate Rosemary Hall alumni Tulane University alumni University of Arizona alumni 21st-century American Jews