The 26th annual Human Society of the United States Genesis Awards took place on Saturday at the Beverly Hilton Hotel in Beverly Hills. Numerous celebrities showed up to voice their support of the nation’s largest animal protection organization.

Domaines Barons de Rothschild (Lafite) will be partnering with CITIC East China Group to build a new vineyard in China’s Shandong province. The new winery will be located in Pengali and is expected to produce around 120,000 bottles of wine per year.

Saksi Ketsikaew is a taxi driver in Bangkok, Thailand who turned in approximately 8.2 kg of gold jewelry to the Thai police after it was reportedly left in his cab by a passenger who turned out to be a gold seller named Ekarat Kanokwannakorn.

In collaboration with luxury British luggage manufacturer, Globe-Trotter, global digital camera brand Fujifilm have created a limited edition Vulcanized Fiberboard suitcase including Fujifilm’s X-Pro1, lenses and accessories. The worldwide exclusive will be available at Harrods Technology.

The Festival of Italian Cinema: Venice to Moscow will officially open on Monday in Moscow presenting a selection of contemporary Italian films over one week. This is the third year the festival will take place and the films shown will all be Italian films shown previously at the Venice Film Festival.

The south London house where Vincent van Gogh lived as a young man in 1873 will head to auction after being put on the market for the first time 65 years.

The Haig Course at the PGA National Resort & Spa in Palm Beach will be undergoing extensive renovation from April 2 through November 1. Once the course reopens, it will be rebranded as “The Fazio Course.”

Just four days into its existence, Zhuhai Cirrus Aviation has had impressive sales in China, once again reaffirming the growing appetite wealthy Chinese individuals have for luxury and air travel, despite some government restrictions.

The West Hollywood Library will be hosting this year’s annual L.A. Women’s International Film Festival from March 24-29 in the library’s Community Meeting Room. Funded in part by a grant from the Los Angeles Arts and Cultural Affairs Commission, the event is produced annually by the Alliance of Women Filmmakers.