Attention collectors, whether you're into one-of-a-kind furniture or you're against every it-bag that ever was. The Fendi boutique at South Coast Plaza is hosting a unique event Thursday, March 10 that'll get you something nobody else will have. With Fendi artisans on hand to customize handbags and the design duo of architects Ben Aranda and Chris Lasch, the Modern Primitives exhibit is sure to give you some new ideas when it comes to accessorizing.

On Tuesday, March 8, the Citizens Interested in the Arts, Inc., (CIA) held their Annual membership luncheon at Fontainebleau Hotel honoring impresaria Judy Drucker for over 40 years of taking part in the arts. She accepted the CIA’s 2011 Champion of the Arts Award for her efforts of presenting both Miami-Dade and Broward Counties with music and dance throughout the years.

Celestino Drago, the Godfather of Los Angeles Italian cuisine will host a dinner and a movie of epic, corruptive proportions. For one night only, on Saturday, March 12, the famed restaurateur will lure guests into his exquisite, state-of-the art exhibition kitchen/private dining room (the City National Bank’s actual former vault) at Drago Centro with a seven-course tasting menu and a showing of the original The Italian Job.

Spring break gets a jumpstart this year with winter, as The Setai 2011 Winter Music Conference prepares to light up the mics down South Beach this coming week, March 10th, 11th, and 12th. The five-star Setai Hotel, known for its prominent luxury and impeccable surroundings of Miami’s much sought-after amenities, enriches the hearts and ears of the South Beach population every single year with its annual music conference, involving some of the world’s leading performers, and this year, they aim to start of the spring break celebrations by bringing outstanding musical stylings to Collins Avenue.

As many eagerly wait during the work-week for the clock to strike time for happy hour, Copia NYC, Manhattan's newest hotspot, has got you covered for all your happy hour needs. Located in Midtown Manhattan, Copia offers an atmosphere that will bring you back to life after feeling drained from your high-strung job. It combines the elements of an upscale lounge with mouthwatering culinary creations that would surpass your taste buds expectations. Step inside and you will feel an immediate aura of comfort and sophistication provided by the crisp and clean decor.

If you want another excuse to enjoy what Mandarin Oriental has to offer, you are in luck. Café Sambal at Mandarin Oriental in Miami introduces "Indian Nights" dinners beginning on Thursday, March 10 and every Thursday evening after from 6 pm to 11 pm. These dinners will include live entertainment by a sitar player, lavish Indian decor and a special family-style menu prepared by guest chef, Jayaseelan Mariadoss.

With an address in a neighborhood where a venue is fortunate to survive for one year and heroic to prevail for two years, Hollywood’s Geisha House has boldly claimed the corner of Hollywood Blvd. and Cherokee Avenue for more than seven years. Known for its vivid Japanese pop art décor, its high-end clientele and lively scene, it’s been a staple for those seeking delicious traditional Japanese dishes with modern twists and exceptionally exquisite sakes, wines and cocktails.

If you have been long awaiting the arrival of the Miami International Film Festival, it is finally here! A film that is premiering worldwide at Miami International Film Festival has already caused a huge buzz. Magic City Memoirs, which was given a second screening for Saturday, March 12 to accommodate those who were unable to purchase tickets for the Friday Night Red Carpet Premier , sold out in less than one week.

This illustrious and historic vintage Hawaiian Estate is located on nearly 3 acres of rare oceanfront property right in the heart of Keauhou Bay on the Big Island of Hawaii.

Wes Gordon, known for his beautifully constructed pieces tied with elegance, luxury, sophistication with a young, modern edge, is considered one of the most talented up-and-coming young designer, whose collection was featured in New York Fashion Week.

For one day only, two of the biggest names in jazz will come together at the Segerstrom Center for the Arts for a one-time performance. For the first time at the Center, Branford Marsalis and Terence Blanchard will bring their signature sound to the stage, so you'll definitely want to get tickets to this special afternoon performance.

Using history as her muse, Belgian artist Isabelle de Borchgrave brings her creative eye and fashion flair to the Legion of Honor in San Francisco for a sumptuous exhibit of paper gowns and costumes worthy of a Venetian carnival or royal wedding.

Situated on top of approximately 17 acres in scenic Sonoma Valley, this magnificent estate combines contemporary style, convenience and comfort into the ultimate in wine country living.

Relativity Media's world premiere of the film Limitless took place yesterday at the Regal Union Square Theatre, Stadium 14 in NYC. The event was presented by Deleon Tequila and attended by the A-list cast, B-list celebrities, and Richard Branson (random?).

Right now, the world is bubbling with excitement over London and Paris Fashion Weeks. Editors, photographers, and buyers alike flock to these oh-so coveted shows to see the beautiful garments we're all expected to wear in the next year or so, but at the end of the day they all have designer studios at their disposal to preview collections and they are really attending runway shows for the experience. This is where Michael Brown comes in.

If you watch "Project Runway" regularly, then you might already know who Christopher Collins is. Known for his one-of-a-kind ensembles, Collins caught the eye of Tim Gunn from "Project Runway." With his blend of raw talent, sincere charisma, and ambitious detail, there is no doubt he was a perfect candidate for the show. With ten years of fashion experience, his pieces demonstrate everything a woman would want: quality, luxury, high fashion, and a touch of femininity.

O, Miami, the city's first poetry festival, launches in less than one month on April 1st, and set to last the whole month of April (this is no April Fools' joke). I recently got the opportunity to speak with Scott Cunningham, the founder of the University of Wynwood, about the upcoming poetic festival and Miami.

Diane von Furstenberg was the keynote speaker at the 14th Annual Harris Center Public Forum, which benefits the Harris Center for Education and Advocacy in Eating Disorders at Massachusetts General Hospital. The event, held on March 8th at Harvard Business School in Boston, was hosted by David B. Herzog, MD, the Center’s director and an endowed professor of psychiatry in the field of eating disorders at Harvard Medical School. After last year’s successful event with such revered panelists as designer Michael Kors, model Natalia Vodianova, and Vogue editor-in-chief Anna Wintour, von Furstenberg had large designer shoes to fill and did not disappoint.