Continuing with our theme of celebrating the Grammy’s in our newest L.A. issue, Chef Katsuya Uechi speaks to readers about the success he has experienced at his latest SBE restaurant, Katsuya Downtown at L.A. Live, and his influx of celebrity guests.

The stars are sporting the luxury brands tonight for the Golden Globes and we’ve already got word that Audemars Piguet will be making one haute appearance.

In another win for the real estate market, brokers everywhere are proclaiming a comeback, particularly considering that Charles Ray Langston, a well-known Miami hedge fund whiz set a new record in the sale of his Sag Harbor waterfront property.

While much of South Florida enjoys a reputation for beautiful beaches and equally beautiful bodies strutting up and down those beaches, Palm Beach stands apart, boasting a much more refined reputation reserved for some of the world’s most affluent society members. And as everyone knows, one of the biggest components of life as an elite socialite is navigating the charity circuit.

Go backstage at the Grammy Awards with Neil Portnow, president and CEO of The Recording Academy, in the January/February issue.

The newest issue of Haute Living San Francisco doesn’t just take readers behind the scenes with Joe Montana at his wine country estate, or into the world of the power players in California real estate, it also introduces the audience to the newest venture making headlines in St. Helena.

How much would you pay for a Tiffany glass ceiling from the New York landmark Tavern on the Green?

Good news abounds in New York in 2010. Showing up in our inboxes this week were reports that The Roosevelt Hotel in Midtown Manhattan just added a wine bar to its array of food and beverage offerings.

It’s the start of a new year and here at Haute Living, that also means that it is time to bring our readers a fresh start on our feature articles. We started with our West Coast issues and in San Francisco we delve into the world of real estate.