Scott Disick’s Ryu restaurant in New York’s Meatpacking District recently shuttered following the reality TV personality and entrepreneur left the venture a few months ago to focus on other projects. Despite rumblings that the celebrity sushi spot may be headed to Los Angeles, reports indicate it’s no longer happening.

After winning the 2012 NBA Championship, the Miami Heat will be honored by Art of Basketball during the upcoming Art Basel Miami Beach with a special exhibit and private VIP party.

On November 29, Slow Food Miami will host the annual Ark of Taste Benefit Dinner at the historic Kampong of the National Tropical Botanical Garden. With bespoke cocktails by Grey Goose Vodka and a menu prepared by Chefs Michael Schwartz and Bradley Herron, the fundraiser will benefit both the Slow Food Miami Edible School Garden Program and the Kampong of the National Tropical Botanical Garden.

The phrase “there’s an App for that” has perhaps never been more apparent than for West Hollywood resident Savan Kotecha’s new $80,000 high-tech home makeover. The homeowner, who is also a songwriter and vocal producer who has worked with Simon Cowell, recently modernized his 2,400-square-foot home in West Hollywood with apps that can lower the blinds, feed the fish and heat the pool.

The Luxe Hotel on Rodeo Drive has incorporated a new dining attraction called On Rodeo Bistro & Lounge, serving a classic bistro-style menu.

Shining a spotlight on Asian culinary culture through festivals in five key US markets, New York, Los Angeles, Miami and San Francisco, Luckyrice Festival will head to Miami on November 30 when foodies can enjoy Asian cuisine and cocktails from celebrity chefs at the SoHo Beach House.

The entertainment industry in Los Angeles County contributes an incredible $47 billion in to the local economy, according to the chief economist with the Los Angeles County Economic Development Corp.

Former front man for Stone Temple Pilots and Velvet Revolver Scott Weiland will perform live at Midtown Miami’s Ricochet on December 2.

British soccer superstar David Beckham has announced he will leave L.A. Galaxy after the Major League Soccer (MLS) Cup final, which will take place next month. Beckham added that despite leaving L.A. Galaxy, he would continue his playing career.