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Seth Reis and Will Tracy, the writers of "The Menu," have offered up a frothy mixture of dark comedy, thrills, and ultimately horror that goes down as smoothly as strawberry puree. Director Mark Mylod has taken this concoction and whisked it into a mile-high soufflé.

Since joining UTA Fine Arts, Lewis has lured some of the biggest and brightest new artists from around the world to Beverly Hills. To his peers and the young artists in his orbit, he is a mentor, a collaborator and a stalwart supporter of the

Salvatore Ferragamo set the world on fire with his creations. He lived his motto: "A good foot is a masterpiece of divine workmanship."

Crimson Square Theatre Company, the in-residence performing arm of the tiny little Beverly Hills Playhouse, is presenting a worthy production of Amy Herzog's "Belleville."

From funny to sad, sunny to dark, intellectual to mindless, there's something for everyone during this Holiday season.

"Holy Spider" is the thrilling, complex, revealing story of a serial killer in Iran who targeted prostitutes and was hailed a hero.

"The Banshees of Inisherin," written and directed by the incomparable Martin McDonagh and bringing back his dynamic duo of Colin Farrell and Brendan Gleeson from "In Bruge," is elegiac, humorous, and tragic, all at the same time.

For the first time in several years, there will not be a need for a COVID-mandated drive-thru only Halloween weekend. Here are a few dozen different ways to dress up and go out, celebrate with themed cocktails, eat plenty of candy, see a show, shop,

This week, the Beverly Hills outpost of Christie's Los Angeles is showcasing high- lights from the art collection once owned by the late Microsoft co-founder, Paul Allen.

"Reboot," from the deviously clever mind of Steven Levitan ("Modern Family"), is one laugh out loud moment after another, played in front of the curtain of Hollywood and behind the wall of family dysfunction. And it all works!