Whether you like it dark, semi-sweet or straight-up bitter, there's no denying that chocolate gives everyone a major rush. For a truly luxe treatment, try any of these top 5 chocolate spa treatments and you'll feel revitalized and lighter than air without the guilt or the calories. Body wraps, facials and more all come with the promise of a glow that's as delicious as it is luxurious.

Chocolate beauty treatment is a real bliss for chocolate-lovers. It is also very good for you because of the ultra-hydrating properties of pure cocoa butter and the exfoliating qualities of natural sugars. And it leaves your spirit soothed and your skin smelling yummy. Find out Moscow's best spas to pamper yourself with delicious chocolate spa treatment.

There is nary a person out there that doesn't fall for the delicious allure of chocolate, but this indulgence can do so much more than just curb a craving. Packed with antioxidants, it actually makes for a decadent spa treatment, too. Enjoy a bit of the sweet stuff during your next trip to one of these area spas and give your entire body a treat.

Aah chocolate. Great as a gift and better in your stomach, it is the focus of books, movies and a huge part of culture in general. Known for being an aphrodisiac from the ancient Aztecs, whether that’s true or not, we don’t mind coating our bodies in it just in case. Oh-la-la tryptophan.

In a city filled with retail giants, Ikou Tschüss brings something special to New York; the beauty of handmade clothing. Swiss designers Carmen D’Appollonio and Guya Marini, create unusual material mixes by combining softer textures like silk or cashmere with rugged leathers and metals. Their Soho store carries one of a kind scarves, shirts, pants, dresses and skirts. Each piece is handcrafted by the designers or their network of friends and grandmothers.

Loosen your belts and get ready to grub. While you might be in a daze every time a restaurant week rolls around -- who doesn't, after all it seems like there's a different one every month -- there's something truly special about Newport Beach's offering. While the idea of prix fixe lunches and dinners is the same, what sets this one apart? Location, location, location, of course.

Founded by long-time successful art dealers, James and Jane Cohan, the VIP Art Fair is the first art fair ever to take place exclusively online. The assembly is made of 139 of the world’s leading contemporary art galleries from 30 countries in an unprecedented live event.

Guess what, my Philadelphia friends? It's going to snow. Again. Because, apparently, it wouldn't be January in Philly if there wasn't snow on the ground every single day. As you can tell, I'm already over the white stuff. But there are other aspects of winter that I can still get behind. Fireplace. Fuzzy slippers. And spice-spiked winter beers. I can't imagine this year's host, the Starlight Ballroom, is going to allow anything to be set on fire or that anyone will be showing up in their favorite fluffy footwear, but this Saturday's Winter Beerfest will have plenty of that third lovely item on tap.

Beauty & Essex is already one of the hottest spots in Manhattan after just a few months of being open. Last night, it got a little hotter with some L.A. sunshine. First lady of the Lakers Jeanie Buss rolled through to talk about her new book “Laker Girl.” The beautiful Buss is, of course, top executive for the NBA champion Lakers. The new book focuses on her life as the daughter of high-profile Lakers owner Jerry Buss… and as everyone knows, her life as the girlfriend of Lakers coach Phil Jackson.

Coffee shop by day, wine bar by night, Cocoa Bar (19 Clinton St.) is the best of both worlds. My first visit was at night. The velvet drapes and simple furniture were a cozy backdrop to a friend’s small birthday get together. We chose to sit at the café bar where reds, whites and a variety of beer are served alongside coffee, espresso drinks and lattes. Some nights, live music sets the tone as patrons mingle, relax and enjoy the company of those around them.

Beauty & Essex is already one of the hottest spots in Manhattan after just a few months of being open. Last night, it got a little hotter with some L.A. sunshine. First lady of the Lakers Jeanie Buss rolled through to talk about her new book "Laker Girl." The beautiful Buss is, of course, top executive for the NBA champion Lakers.

Raised in New York City’s garment district, it is no surprise that Franceska Earl is the founder of Augden, an intricate line of handcrafted sweaters. Augden’s contemporary knitwear design is fashion forward combined with ancient roots. Constructed from the world’s finest natural yarns derived from the native peaks of the Andes Mountains, the collection celebrates luxury through its refined yet comfortable and chic style.

No matter what, I am always in the mood for Mexican. Always. So you can imagine my delight when I heard that a new Mexican restaurant — TEQA Taqueria/Tequileria — with an A-List chef line-up is coming to town.

Luckily, stylist Paul Norton is here to help.

On Thursday, Jan. 20, at 7 p.m., Santa Fe artist Colette Hosmer will be giving a free lecture at the Scottsdale Museum of Contemporary Art to discuss her unique style (fascinated by science and nature, she creates sculptures and installations from organic material, such as dead animals and bones), as well as her latest artist-in-residence project in China.

Get ready for another amazing night of fashion, fur and famous. The 4th Annual Doggies on a Catwalk is a unique benefit fashion show highlighting the talents of student designers enrolled in Grady High School’s acclaimed fashion program, UrbanCouture. Created by Fashionado founder E. Vincent Martinez, “Doggies on the Catwalk” benefits Pets Are Loving Support (PALS), an Atlanta area organization that provides pet-care, including free food and basic veterinary, care, and support to the companion pets of critically ill and disabled Atlantans.

My dad always said, “Give a man a fish, he’ll eat for a day. Teach a man to fish, he’ll eat for a lifetime.” When I think of Butter Lane’s cupcake classes, that adage comes to mind. Why just buy great cupcakes when you can learn how to make them on your own instead?