What did you miss this week in Los Angeles? If fashion or food is your jam, then the answer here is: a lot. Gucci, Maje and Burberry had a big week in the City of Angeles, which also saw the opening of a Dom Perignon pop-up bar at the Beverly Wilshire and the re-opening of Power House Hollywood.

In our opinion, Barton G. is one of the most exciting new restaurants to open in Los Angeles in ages. From the moment you step inside the West Hollywood eatery, every single moment is an exceptional experience for your senses.

Celebrity chef Gary Arabia founded Global Cuisine in 2000, a full-service catering and event production company located in the heart of Hollywood at The Lot Studios. He has catered and produced some of Hollywood’s most glamorous events. Check our chef talk with the owner of the all-new GC Marketplace.

Ever wonder what the most powerful leaders, business execs and celebrities keep on their desks? Well, we’re about to tell you. Our biweekly “What’s on My Desk” feature will take a look inside the offices and at the desks of the world’s most influential power players.

It was a family affair for honoree Kate Hudson at Baby2Baby’s annual gala over the weekend, as Goldie Hawn, Kurt Russell and Oliver Hudson were on hand to see the star accept the Giving Tree Award, which is given to those who are dedicated to children in need.

The Relativity CEO and founder happily makes others mimic his philanthropic nature—even if they literally have to be forced into it.

As the holidays approach, we thought we’d fill you in on the happenings at a few of our favorite haute hotels. Check out our five picks for the most holiday friendly hotels in Southern California and just try not to get into the seasonal spirit—we dare you!

The esteemed fashion designer on his new limited-edition beauty collection for MAC Cosmetics.

Photo Credit: Scott Spitzer Do you want to be a billionaire? That’s a rhetorical question. Of course you do. According to Wealth-X and UBS’ annual study, there are 20 schools in the world which seem to harvest billionaires more so than any others, 16 of which, incidentally, are located in the United States. According to this study, 42 percent of the world’s billionaires earned a bachelor’s degree, 26 percent a master’s degree, 21 percent an MBA, and 11 percent went a PhD from the following schools. Incidentally, the non-American universities include the University of Mumbai, India, the London School of Economics, Lomonosov Moscow State University in Russia and Eth Zurich. Without further ado, it’s time to study up on where you’ll be most likely to become a billionaire. Warning: you will be tested.