The Courier reached out to acclaimed architect and landscape architect, Mark Rios, for our inaugural Design page. It was a propitious choice. Among the topics Rios proposed was fire safety, a subject on the minds of readers this time of year. Rios' reputation, of course, precedes
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Calling all pet lovers! Woofstock 90210 is returning for the 11th year, and it promises to be a furr-tastic extravaganza for two and four-legged attendees. Woofstock 90210 takes place Nov. 3 from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m., at Roxbury Park's "Wiggly Field," 471 S. Roxbury Dr.,
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Dr. Eva Ritvo is a psychiatrist with more than 25 years' experience practicing in Miami Beach. She is the author of "Bekindr-The Transformative Power of Kindness" and the founder of the Bekindr Global Initiative, a movement to bring more kindness in the world. She is
The setting and presentations are extraordinary, just like the An family story, and now you can dine your way through Chef Helene An's most personal journey. If you have spent any time dining in the Beverly Hills area, you will know that Crustacean has become a
Be warned if you visit the spacious new make-up mecca Valerie on Beverly Drive that the eponymous and bubbly owner just might change your look. "When I talk to people, I'm doing their face," confirms Valerie Sarnelle. Not that anyone would mind. This is, after all,
Opened earlier this year on the corner of Camden and Brighton Way, in the former home of teuscher, andSons is still a family endeavor. It all started in 1983 when Aviva Covitz began importing chocolates from Switzerland to Beverly Hills. Decades ago, her European chocolate finds
There are not many venues in this city where you can find retired Motown musicians mingling with hip-hop kids from Paris over a sexy salsa or jazz band late on a Monday night. But if you head over to Riviera 31 at the Sofitel near
Ron Robinson has been an integral part of the iconic Fred Segal Melrose building since 1978 when he opened the doors to his namesake business, and prior to that during a decade long stint as a salesman, buyer and vice president for Segal himself and