Visions of the Future Showcases Artist Kevin HEES
The once vacant storefront windows at 445 N. Canon Drive debuted a new art exhibit on Dec. 2 with seven paintings hanging by American contemporary artist Kevin HEES.
Electrifying Your Holiday Wish List
"May you live in interesting times." Based on your age and where you went to school, that phrase can mean several different things. But it's used here to reflect that we are on the cusp of a new age, a time when "electric car" or even
Home Design in Style
During the last 18 months our world has changed: jobs, families and the way in which we use our homes.
Shooshani Project Honored with Architectural Award
Beverly Hills resident and former Planning Commissioner Joe Shooshani and architect Michele Saee of Saee Studio received the Innovation and Technology in the Built Environment Award at the Los Angeles Business Council (LABC) Architectural Awards on Oct. 26.
Petersen Automotive Museum Showcasing James Bond Vehicles
I was lucky enough to have a pre-opening private preview of the newest exhibit at the Petersen Automotive Museum, an incredible display of over 20 screen-used vehicles from many James Bond 007 films over the past six decades.
A Trio of McLarens The Three Ami – GOES
Spring is around the corner, life is getting back to normal and the road ahead looks promising. The Courier is welcoming luxury automotive expert Tim Lappen back on a monthly basis beginning this issue. The Courier's Fine Autos Contributor, Tim Lappen, also is the Fine Autos
Beverly Hills Courier Fall Fashion Style Magazine
The Courier's Fall Fashion Style Magazine features exclusive interviews and fashion previews, trends from the (virtual) N.Y. runways, insights from L.A.'s hottest stylists and more.
Fashion Forward
Red Carpets, press junkets, award shows and production schedules have all changed. But, fashion abides. The Courier spoke to two of the town's hottest stylists about trends, predictions and adapting to the new normal.
One Beverly Hills Launches Application Process
At the turn of the 20th century, the tract that is now the dynamic corner of Wilshire and Santa Monica Boulevards was farmland. In the early 1920s, it housed a nursery that supplied the palm trees and other vegetation that eventually created the City landscape.
Plant Names Are Long, But Full of Spirit
Also by John Lambert Pearson, ASLA In this issue, the Courier is pleased to present the third of a four-part series by Mark Rios, FAIA, FASLA and John Lambert Pearson, ASLA. Rios is founder and Creative Director of RCH Studios, a multidisciplinary design practice based in