‘AKA Mr. Chow’—But Who is ‘M?’
Artist, actor, investor, restaurateur, patron of the arts, collector, and once again, artist. These are the many lives of Michael Chow.
Local Rabbi’s Son Serves in Israeli Army
Now Meir, son of prominent Beverly Hills Rabbi Pini Dunner, is back in active duty and preparing to fight on the front lines.
Hate Crime Investigation Opened In Response to Antisemitic Graffiti Incidents
The words “Kill Jewss” (sic) were found written in large green letters on a wall in an alley along the 300 block of Palm Drive, local resident Norm Nadel told the Courier.
Beverly Hills Shabbat Table Honors Hostages
It was the Sabbath evening in Beverly Hills and a crowd of observers gathered around a long table with 201 chairs. They sang, they prayed, they lit candles, but nobody sat down.
Celebrating 100 Years of Rodeo Drive
Winn Slavin Fine Art at Two Rodeo hosted a retrospective of Sir Daniel K. Winn, Vietnamese-American artist, curator and philanthropist on Oct. 7.
All Invited to Fall Funtastic Harvest Festival Oct. 29
The city of Beverly Hills and its Community Services Department invite the community to the annual Fall Funtastic Harvest Festival on Oct. 29 from 8 a.m. to 1 p.m. at the Beverly Hills Farmers’ Market.
Dr. Barry Pressman Addresses Rotary Club of Beverly Hills
Dr. Barry Pressman addressed the Rotary Club of Beverly Hills Oct. 16 luncheon on a topic of importance to everyone-water.
‘Rebuilding Bridges’ Dinner at Spago
Rebuilding Bridges Between the Black and Jewish Communities Through Art and Conversation took place on Oct. 17 at Spago Beverly Hills.
Eva Longoria Honored at Hollywood Museum
In celebration of Hispanic Heritage Month, the Hollywood Museum is highlighting the story of Richard Montañez.
City Denies Additional Allegations in Racial Profiling Case
The civil rights complaint now pending in federal court alleges that the practices of the Beverly Hills Police Department’s “Rodeo Drive Team” taskforce were racially discriminatory and disproportionately targeted Blacks.