Some of the biggest names in Hollywood stepped out on Tuesday night to honor luxury beauty brand La Mer’s 50th anniversary at its “Celebration of an Icon” event at Siren Studios in LA.

Everyone knows that James Bond likes his martinis shaken, not stirred—but you may not know that when it comes to Champagne, he’s all about the Bollinger.

This weekend, the Hammer Museum welcomed cultural and civic leaders, artists, collectors, patrons of the arts, and entertainment world notables to the 13th annual Gala in the Garden. The Bottega Venenta-presented Gala raised $2.5 million to support the Hammer’s nationally acclaimed exhibitions and public programs.

In honor of Frank Sinatra’s 100th birthday, Jack Daniel’s has created a special whiskey in his honor, the Jack Daniel’s Sinatra Century.

USC Norris Comprehensive Cancer Center, one of the nation’s original comprehensive cancer centers designated by the National Cancer Institute in 1972, raised more than $2 million at its 2015 star-studded black tie gala fundraiser held October 10th at the Beverly Wilshire Hotel.

Francesca Amfitheatrof, Design Director, Tiffany & Co. celebrated best-selling author, filmmaker, artist and good friend Liz Goldwyn, best-selling author, filmmaker, fashion editor and artist, and the release of her historical fiction novel, Sporting Guide, which was published by Regan Arts on October 6. The book is beautifully crafted to resemble an actual Sporting Guide of the late 1800’s, which were leather bound pocket guides to all of the brothels in each respective city.

Autism Speaks raised $1.25 million at its inaugural Autism Speaks to Los Angeles Celebrity Chef Gala thanks in part to a $50,000 donation from Pink, which took place October 8, 2015 at Barker Hangar in Santa Monica.

One Belfast hotel is upping the luxury ante by offering up a $41 bottle of water—and for the record, no, it does not contain gold dust.

Rihanna unveiled the cover for her eighth studio album, Anti, quite artistically on Wednesday night as she took over the MAMA gallery in DTLA’s Arts District.