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Healthcare Made Easy, an Important Book by Expert Michelle Katz

If you haven’t heard of Michelle Katz, ABC World News‘ Real Money expert and healthcare advocate, she is the guru in helping the American people save money on hospital visits, prescription drugs, surgeries, and more. Get financially savvy and read her latest book, Healthcare Made Easy. Michelle will help you learn how to get the most out of your healthcare plan without having to sacrifice your … Continue reading Healthcare Made Easy, an Important Book by Expert Michelle Katz

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Novel Interiors – Design Inspiration for your Home from Literature

The opulent many level Tory Burch store in Beverly Hills on Rodeo Drive hosted a champagne filled night last week to celebrate the coffee table book Novel Interiors, a book pouring with design inspiration for your home, but this time the decorating ideas come from literature. This glamorous book by Lisa Borgnes Giramonti filled with bold photographs by World of Interiors photographer Ivan Terestchenko shows you how to … Continue reading Novel Interiors – Design Inspiration for your Home from Literature

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Henry Jaglom’s “Train to Zakopane” Stars Tanna Frederick at the Edgemar Theatre in Santa Monica

Henry Jaglom’s original play “Train to Zakopane,” starring Tanna Frederick and Mike Falkow, also featuring Cathy Arden, Kelly De Sarla, Stephen Howard, David Proval kicked off its awaited World Premier with style at The Edgemar Center for the Arts in Santa Monica on November 21st. The set is incredible and the content is evocative of thought. Tanna Frederick, staring as a Polish army nurse in Train … Continue reading Henry Jaglom’s “Train to Zakopane” Stars Tanna Frederick at the Edgemar Theatre in Santa Monica

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The Palm Reinvents Itself in Beverly Hills

The Beverly Hills Palm Restaurant is in a shiny new spot and sexier than ever. Now just a few blocks east of Rodeo Drive, the 6,000 square foot space can seat 185 people, including an intimate outdoor patio. After almost forty years in West Hollywood, the new Palm fits perfectly in Beverly Hills. The older professional crowd packed the bar and the large open dining … Continue reading The Palm Reinvents Itself in Beverly Hills

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Day of the Dead with Singer Lissie

Day of the Day known as Dia De Los Muertos is a huge celebration in LA, taking place on November 1 and 2. Since a large majority of LA is Mexican, this cultural Mexican holiday is a big part of the city of Los Angeles. Even the well known massive Hollywood Forever Cemetery is transformed with joyful celebrations under the stars amongst alters, art, music, … Continue reading Day of the Dead with Singer Lissie

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The Points Guy Launches Travel App “TPG to Go” with Sensational Style

Brian Kelly, aka “The Points Guy,” just launched his new travel app, “TPG to Go,” in sensational style, complete with an adorable crew of flight attendants and the sounds of DJ Viceroy, atop Hollywood’s W hotel Loft event space. Hopping from courtesy booth to courtesy booth with “TPG to Go” Passports in hand, guests took the chance at winning prize giveaways including a million frequent … Continue reading The Points Guy Launches Travel App “TPG to Go” with Sensational Style

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Matt Goss brings Old Hollywood Glamour to LA to Support Both Ends Burning

Matt Goss, a modern day Frank Sinatra, brought Old Hollywood glamour to LA to support Both Ends Burning Foundation and give children a voice to the world. With a packed house, Matt Goss played a full concert at the W Hollywood to benefit this organization’s mission of helping orphaned children find loving homes.  Both Ends Burning seeks to eliminate the institutionalization of children and the … Continue reading Matt Goss brings Old Hollywood Glamour to LA to Support Both Ends Burning

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Eric Zayne Grooves On Sunset Boulevard

LA-based, pop alternative artist, Eric Zayne, has been showcasing his energetic tunes and grooves off his new mixtape, AutobiograMe, up and down Sunset Boulevard this past month. We caught him at The House of Blues rockin’ it in the Voodoo Lounge, simply with a beat box, keyboards and a guitar. Along with a sprinkling of special guests, he played a few covers and some original tunes … Continue reading Eric Zayne Grooves On Sunset Boulevard

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Catch Some Magical Moments with Mia Maestro at Hotel Cafe

The setting and sound of Hotel Café is always spectacular. Set in a dimly lit, red hued, underground lounge-like atmosphere, musicians can showcase the beauty of their instrumental voices. It’s a great little joint to sip a cocktail and have your ears, minds and souls inspired with sound. Such was the evening with Mia Maestro! Her pure voice washed over us magically as it ebbed … Continue reading Catch Some Magical Moments with Mia Maestro at Hotel Cafe

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SHEL Mesmerizes Audience in The Intimate Setting of Hotel Café in Hollywood

Visceral, ethereal, angelic, even hypnotic and yet grounded in the beats of the rhythm and bass lines, the folk/pop band SHEL brought it home at Hotel Café for an intimate show in Hollywood this past month before they headed off to Chicago. Each of the four sisters who make up SHEL are classically trained musicians and it shows. They are super skilled and varied in … Continue reading SHEL Mesmerizes Audience in The Intimate Setting of Hotel Café in Hollywood

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