On Friday night, celebrities gathered at Barker Hangar to celebrate the opening night of non-profit P.S. ARTS’ Los Angeles Modernism exhibition at the preview party gala in Santa Monica.

After a successful opening in South Beach, Cleveland’s Red, the Steakhouse opened two new restaurants in Boca Raton.

As Haute Living has been reporting, numerous hotels are scheduled to open their doors just in time for the 2012 Summer Olympics in London. Another hotel can now be added to that list: Firmdale’s Dorset Square Hotel in London’s Marylebone neighborhood.

As the designer of his own label and the creative director of French luxury brand Louis Vuitton, Marc Jacobs manages to stay afloat, and prolific, while creating several collections per season because “each fashion house is so different”.

It’s been a busy month for French shoe designer Christian Louboutin. Not only did he open his first ever retrospective exhibition at the Design Museum in London, but he also sued fellow French fashion designer Yves Saint Laurent and its parent company PPR for trademark infringement.

It may be difficult to keep up with all of the reality TV shows that have been popping up on many channels, but if there’s one that foodies should get excited about, it’s Bravo’s new “Around the World in 80 Plates,” which features a Bay Area chef, Nicole Lou.

A new Mexican restaurant called Comal will open in Berkeley’s Arts District on Friday featuring regional cuisine, craft cocktails and outdoor dining.

Moscow’s Kolomenskoye open-air museum will be displaying a Great History of Russia exhibition that will feature a scaled sand copy of St. Basil’s Cathedral.

Tech companies Panasonic and Japanese broadcaster NHK have teamed up to create a new “Super Hi-Vision” 145-inch plasma display. Dubbed the world’s first self-illuminating display with more than 34 million pixels able to emit 7,680 by 4,320 resolution, which will be on display during NHK’s open house in May.