Actor Anthony Anderson, star of the upcoming shows Black-ish on ABC and Food Network’s Eating America, joined Chicken Soup for the Soul at The Foundation Room in Mandalay Bay to celebrate the launch of its newest titles, Chicken Soup for the Soul: The Dog Did What? and Chicken Soup for the Soul: The Cat Did What? by Amy Newmark.

This week, uber-fans of the San Francisco Giants delighted in the newest private club experience at AT&T Park, The Gotham Clubhouse; The Ritz Carlton invites you their summer movie series, and wine country is always calling!

Replacing the V12 Vantage, the V12 Vantage S Roadster is perhaps most notable for it being the smallest car that Aston Martin has ever developed, yet they used the biggest engine that they've ever used to power it, making it certainly one of the more radical projects that Aston Martin has ever taken on.

Los Angeles Clippers point guard Chris Paul “CP3” dined at Tao Asian Bistro at the Venetian on Thursday night.

Nancy Batchelor's Batchelor Foundation has just announced a donation of $7.5M gifted to the Patricia and Phillip Frost Museum of Science for the Falcon Batchelor Bird of Prey Center

This week in Los Angeles was all about fashion and philanthropy. Max and Lubov Azaria held a fashion show at home, Tom Ford has been named an inspiration by amfAR and Larry Ellison hosted a benefit to save California's wildlife. Here are some of the top sartorial and charitable moments of the week.

A St. Helena institution is has passed the torch to a new Executive Chef, Trevor Kunk, who is serving up some new innovative, sustainable dishes.

Hotel Casa Del Mar's Terrazza restaurant has one of the best ocean views you'll find in Los Angeles, but this newly renovated cafe and lounge isn't just a charming place to sit serenely by the sea: it's also a great location to indulge in delightful small bites and great wine.

Seasalt and Pepper, the popular new waterfront restaurant on the Miami River has scene for days, but it also has excellent cuisine.

Join Carmelo Anthony for a wild weekend in Puerto Rico next month

Just when you thought you’d seen it all in Las Vegas, here’s something you don’t see every day. A flying hot tub. It’s true. A custom-made Japanese-inspired onsen tub was dramatically delivered by helicopter to the world’s first Nob Hotel at Caesars Palace.

Lubov and Max Azria opened up their Los Angeles home to one of the coolest fashion events of the summer: the first and only presentation of BCBG Max Azria's Resort 2015 collection.

Blue Mountain slate, tinted walls, stainless and vertical grain fir all come together to create loft like modular spaces with floor-to-ceailing sliding glass doors and windows in this minimalist's dream home.

Situated on a sizable, secluded swath with panoramic views of Palos Verdes and Catalina Island, this dreamy Tuscan home—which touts a classic Italian architecture design—offers over 10,000 square feet of posh living space.

"The Jacobson Residence" embodies the distinguishing characteristics of famed architect Edward Fickett's work, featuring custom designed light fixtures, clerestory windows, room partitions, walnut paneling, built-in amenities including a bar and music storage, aggregate stone paving, large wrap-around decks and an interior atrium positioned to allow light into the home.

The FiDi gave a warm welcome to Natoma Cabana, the latest creation from 2013 Empire Builders of the Year, Dennis Leary and Eric Passetti.

AFI presented a truly memorable tribute to Jane Fonda during its 42nd annual Life Achievement Award ceremony on April 5th. The biggest names in showbiz turned up to support the iconic actor, philanthropist and activist at the Audi-sponsored ceremony. After a three-course dinner, longtime friends and admirers such as Meryl Streep, Sandra Bullock, Cameron Diaz, Eva Longoria, Sally Field, Wanda Sykes, and Lily Tomlin gave speeches, each fondly recalling his or her favorite moments working with the two-time Oscar winner; Jeff Daniels even performed a song he wrote for the occasion entitled “Abs, Buns and Thighs.”

The 13th annual Chrysalis Butterfly Ball transformed the Mandeville Canyon home of Susan Harris and Hayward Kaiser into a glamorous space for haute Hollywood notables to spread their wings on June 7th. Over 650 guests gathered for a chic evening benefitting the non-profit organization’s effort to help individuals out of poverty and homelessness by providing the tools necessary to gain employment. Guests enjoyed a cocktail hour and seated dinner before awards were handed out to Jeff Skoll and Jim Berk of Participant Media, as well as Jay Sures, the managing director of United Talent Agency. Attendees such as Al Gore, Jeffrey Katzenberg, Rebecca Gayheart-Dane and Eric Dane, Balthazar Getty, and Diane Kruger were then treated to performances by Gavin Rossdale and Karmin.