"Hopefully, it highlights what a great place it is, with a vibrant and diverse culinary scene. Our menu is rooted in this location, from the local suppliers we've discovered and started to build relationships with to the local farmers' markets. The menu is Italian, but
The street pole banners that are currently in place throughout the Business Triangle display the "Welcome to" banner campaign with images of the lily pond or a couple in a convertible driving down Rodeo Drive, among others.
The watch still has yet to be recovered, according to Beverly Hills Police Department (BHPD) Acting Captain Max Subin. Belhassen has offered a $50,000 reward for its return.
"I have no one in mind, and I'm going to be very open minded when it comes to selecting a new person," BHUSD Board President Rachelle Marcus told the Courier.
It also includes an immersive experience offering guests a chance to step onto the stage of the Dolby Theater and accept a genuine Oscar. Unfortunately, the 15-second event does not leave much time for delivering an acceptance speech.
Project Angel Food executive director Richard Ayoub told the Courier that the event–the non-profit's first in 19 months–represented a celebration of weathering unprecedented times.
"I'm thrilled to see 'First Thursdays' come to life next week on Thursday, October 7th," said Chair of the Next Beverly Hills Committee, Noelle Freeman.
The building came into existence in 1938 when Jules Stein, ophthalmologist and renowned talent agent, commissioned Beverly Hills Master Architect Paul Revere Williams to construct a space for his growing firm, Music Corporation of America (MCA).
"Mason just wanted to participate in a normal ritual for all kids: school," said Heather Woodring, Mason's last teacher at Horace Mann. His former classmates stood alongside her.
Previews and celebrations are underway for the official reopening of The Academy Museum on Sept. 30. The Courier will feature all the Museum highlights plus an exclusive look at all the opening festivities in our Oct. 1 and Oct. 8 issues. Photo by Josh White