This article was first posted on Resident Magazine online, November 2017. As I get older, I prefer a more unique hotel stay, one that feels like it might be my own home or villa. Now with AirBnb and Leading Hotels of the World, Ltd., enjoying a luxurious uncommon property is totally possible. Recently, I learned of Leading Hotels of the World, a category of independent, … Continue reading Staycation: LA’s 4 Leading Hotels of the World
Bomane Salon in Beverly Hills is like stepping into an exclusive private art studio where you are greeted with champagne and wowed with the airy light space and splashes of bold art painted all over the salon. The stunning salon space with various types of crystals for energy and positive flow built into the walls, was founded by Andrea Jaclyn and Sonny Henty. Salon services include blowouts, … Continue reading Beautify your locks at Bomane Salon in Beverly Hills
This article was first posted on Resident Magazine online. Depending on your date or mood, Los Angeles is comprised of many unique areas to satisfy your taste buds or your date specifications whether that involves cocktails, food, views, or entertainment. Whether you desire ambiance that includes ocean views, Hollywood Hills views, marina views, or sunset views, Los Angeles has many desirable options. Try a classic … Continue reading Mix up your LA date spots this fall
This article was first posted on Resident Magazine online, July 2017. Los Angeles has always been on the forefront of innovative cuisine. Living in a creative diverse city breeds inspiration and motivation, especially for chefs. These food creators must continually surprise guests by upping the ante, whether that be with new flavor sensations, presentation, ethnic food fusing, or food ‘performance.’ In true SoCal style, vegan … Continue reading Where to Dine and Unwind in L.A. this Summer
I’ve been obsessed with dresses since I bloomed out of my tomboy phase in about 8th grade. So to select an actual bridal dress that was simple, elegant, classy, sexy, and comfortable proved to be a tall task in Los Angeles. There are so many designers in LA that bridal dress shopping is instantly overwhelming especially when the average dress starts around $2,000. So I … Continue reading Where to wedding dress shop in L.A.
This year, April showered in more than much needed raindrops – April was marked by an outpouring of generosity all month long. Charity events took Beverly Hills by storm, benefiting educational, mentorship, and family services across Los Angeles. *** For me, personally, the month of giving began on stage, by donating a portion of my concert ticket proceeds to some extraordinary charities. I had the … Continue reading April Showers in a Month of Generosity in Beverly Hills
Friday night brought out the BAD in everyone, with LA’s art and fashion crowd heading to the exclusive Mouche Gallery in Beverly Hills to celebrate a weekend-long pop-up shop from BAD MEDINA, one of the hottest new cosmetics lines in town! Founded by social media influencer Doralie Medina and business partner Floyd Mayweather (Yes, the Boxer!). BAD MEDINA’s pop up shop saw celebrities and VIPs … Continue reading Bad Medina launch at Mouche Gallery
The holidays are finally over. Christmas and New Year’s eve sometimes feel like prom, where your expectations can be so grand and there’s always some sort of let down or sigh of relief when it is over. We all know we need to feel better after last year’s SH$TSHOW, so we thought what better way to start 2017 by giving away some of our favorite … Continue reading WIN: LaLaScoop’s 12 Days of Giving in January
It’s autumn in L.A. once again, and while the rest of the country shivers, we’re blessed with warm days and cool nights. This is a time of year to celebrate, and with that in mind, here are three ways to let your spirit soar this fall. The Rooftop Above Sixty Nothing says Los Angeles quite like reclining poolside with a view of the Hollywood Hills, … Continue reading Fall Lala: A Trio of Seasonal Experiences in L.A.
Rice has been a staple of the Japanese diet since time immemorial, but in recent years, it is beef that has put Japan on the culinary map. Cattle were used as draft animals in rice farming. In fact, tradition has it that the animal, domesticated on the Asian continent, was first introduced to the island country in 400 BCE. Even so, meat was generally not … Continue reading Shiki Beverly Hills: Ambassador of Wagyu
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