Santa Monica hotel hotspot the Viceroy is known for its cocktail-inducing atmosphere—so much so that renovations are now on the horizon. The popular website TripAdvisor, recently had a post about the hotel’s Empire Suite, which runs for $640/night.

Montreal: the closest you’ll get to Europe this side of the Atlantic Ocean and a glorious playground for those who love an extremely international city bustling with North American living and French accents.

The Hamptons have long been considered the stomping grounds for the nation’s elite. For a three-month span each year, the East End of Long Island becomes the most exclusive stretch of land in the U.S., a haven where celebrities intermingle with the extremely wealthy while those who are considered merely rich are relegated to spend their summers observing from the sidelines.

Available separately or together, these two contiguous Ocean-to-Intracoastal estates with docks, pools, and tennis court create a world-class resort setting.

With the sounds of whitewater crashing on the beach nearby and the views of the 12th hole at the prestigious Pelican Hill Golf Course the estate exudes coastal luxury.

The residents of Los Angeles neighborhood Beachwood Canyon are getting new neighbors; a couple which surely have the tired community buzzing with gossip and animated conversation.

Though some of you may have not yet heard of budding essayist Min Lieskovsky, she is making a name for herself as quite an enigma—though she’s a Harvard alumnus, she seems barely impressed with the corporate fruits that bear themselves to Harvard grads—really all she wants is to be famous.

The Philanthropist Boutique in Presidio Heights, San Francisco held a noteworthy cocktail party in honor of the Children of Shelters, the boutique’s new quarterly charity recipient.

“Design is the fundamental soul of a man-made creation that ends up expressing itself in successive outer layers of the product,” stated Apple CEO Steve Jobs long ago.