OPERA NIGHTCLUB
1650 Schrader Ave.
Los Angeles
323.960.3300
With a beautiful sea of people projected in a blanket of fire and fog, this glamorous nightclub is as elegantly allotted as its velvet rope is stringent. Not even remotely recognizable from its barn-like days as Vynyl or Club 1650, the redesigned locale has become very upscale, with lines building in advance to opening and staying firmly entrenched throughout the night. Those who make it past the rope and into a myriad of archways and candlelight will be able to enjoy the DJs spinning the latest thumping dance tracks.
BEVERLY
HILLS HOTEL
9641 Sunset Blvd.
Beverly Hills
310.276.2251
Surrounded by 12 acres of tropical gardens and private walkways, this five-star hotel provides privacy and tranquility in a truly residential setting. As a place to see and be seen, this “Pink Palace” is at the doorstep of some of the world’s finest shopping-the Golden Triangle, Rodeo Drive, and Santa Monica Boulevard. The Beverly Hills Hotel has been the place to stay for captains and kings since 1928. Even Milton Berle once said, “This hotel has been through more wealthy hands than Zsa Zsa Gabor.” With the ambience of a city resort, the Beverly Hills Hotel provides 204 guest rooms, including 38 suites and 21 bungalows.
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October 30, 2007Master of All Trades: Sergio Pininfarina
