The procession is scheduled to start at 10 a.m. and last one hour. Following the rally, the Tour d'Elegance will conclude with a brief presentation in front of City Hall honoring the top cars and drivers.
Fries pioneered the television movie genre at Metromedia Productions in the '70s (with over 30 movies for TV and nine television series) and then mastered with his own independent production and distribution company, Fries Entertainment.
"We are excited to showcase a few amazing Art Show artists in Master Class workshops," said Brooke Putich, Art Show Coordinator and Arts & Culture Recreation Supervisor for the City of Beverly Hills.
"We definitely want the business district in this," Vice Chair, Deborah Frank, said at the meeting. "We're forming a committee and we're going to specifically target underwriters for this entire event. That's our goal. To support it with fundraising as we did for the Visions
Auditions are open to professional musicians from age 16. Each candidate must be able to present a one-hour recital program without intermission.
One of five towering figure sculptures produced by Nechita, "Love Anatomy" depicts a stylized female figure in the artist's signature neo-modernist manner.
Tucked away in Beverly Glenn Canyon, nine-time Grammy-winner, Herb Alpert's Vibrato Grill might be a famous jazz-supper club but they have also recently launched a jazzy Sunday brunch on the patio just in time for Easter.
Movies will come home to the new museum. And they will do so in an immersive, dynamic format befitting a medium that has captured the world's imagination since the latter part of the 19th century.
"One Survivor Remembers" relates Klein's harrowing story of survival, both before and after the war. Home Box Office and the United States Holocaust Memorial Museum co-produced the documentary film, which was awarded both an Emmy and an Academy Award.
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
