On the south end of Beverly Drive, a renovated hospital building, and former Residence Inn, now holds a modern all-suite, boutique hotel with long-stay options and plenty of unexpected amenities.
Yorgos Lanthimos, the controversial critics’ favorite who directed “Poor Things,” lives by the statement “Sometimes you just need to be ridiculous in order to achieve what we’re trying to achieve.”
Expect sequels of your favorites, remakes and reimaginings of stories from the past.
The line—consisting of 50 pieces ranging in price from $125 to $3,200—was unveiled for a small group of media at Hilton’s home in Bel Air.
On this, the 80th anniversary of D Day, it is appropriate to remember all those veterans who sacrificed for our freedom, whether in World War II or in the wars that followed.
Two weeks ago the world’s leading international design galleries, artists and VIPs gathered for the first time in Los Angeles under one roof.
Think of unicorns, big smiles, dancing, ladybugs, butterflies and all the colors on a bright palette, and you begin to approach the past joys of the television show “Reading Rainbow.”
When the United States government, for one brief moment in time, decided they would wield the sword of art and culture against Communism, they stirred up a hornet’s nest at the Venice Biennale.
Despite the occasional May showers and June gloom, summer is heating up in Beverly Hills, and during its May 14 meeting, the Beverly Hills Arts and Culture Commission highlighted some of the marquee summer programming happening over the next few months.
I apologize for these late entries, many of which have been on for a while, but they were new when I watched them.
