Mark Wahlberg is still trying to sell his Beverly Hills mansion. The Oscar nominee was forced to pull his posh pad off the market when no one bit at the $15 million asking price.

It’s a universal truth that good things come in small packages, which is why we at Haute Living know that tapas can be the best kind of tiny, tasty nibbles. You’ll definitely be saying bon appetit to these petite eats!

There is no cooler LA spot than Chateau Marmont, so one might say that Carrera’s choice of venue for a west coast launch party was a completely symbiotic relationship. The haute sunglass brand chose to celebrate its new 6000 frame not only with a trendy location, but with a cool crowd of guests over the weekend.

Scott Disick and cigars go together like champagne and chocolate: i.e. a perfect fit. The proud new papa kicked back and relaxed at the Malibu Beach House over the weekend to host a daytime party for Camacho Cigars.

David Geffen is notoriously quiet about his private life, but when he does speak, his personal revelations are shockingly unexpected. While promoting his upcoming “American Masters” documentary on PBS during the , the Television Critics Association semiannual press tour, the billionaire revealed that he has never text anyone, nor does he own a cell phone or carry an ATM card.

When John Varvatos hosts an event, it’s only natural that he would do so in style. The haute designer threw a party for Deep Purple vocalist and bassist Glenn Hughes at his Malibu Country Mart boutique on Saturday.

Holly Robinson Peete and husband Rodney Peete threw a glamorous party on Saturday to benefit their charity organization, HollyRod. The couple recruited some famous friends for an evening of fashion and music at a private residence in Malibu.

Though “American Idol” is, yet again, in flux, one thing about the hit reality show remains consistent: and that is Ryan Seacrest. In fact, the 37-year-old host is so popular that he’s been nominated for a 2012 Emmy Award.

In honor of Gustav Klimt’s sesquicentennial, the Getty is taking things up a notch. Not only is the museum displaying over 100 of his drawings, many of which have never been seen before in America, but it is providing food that give patrons an authentic Austrian experience.