Cities Dubai, the UAE's pioneering art and design concept store hosted an intimate launch event last week for its second in-store solo exhibition entitled Undo, Move, Construct, Repeat. Of particular note was an installation by Lebanese designer Nayef Francis.

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The Cosmopolitan of Las Vegas kicked off its annual “Set Your Life to Music” summer concert series at the Boulevard Pool with X107.5’s “Our Big Concert” on Thursday night.

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On Saturday, May 30th French champagne house Veuve Clicquot celebrated a glamorous eighth-annual polo classic.

Thanks to a sushi demonstration by Chef Masaharu Morimoto, rolling took on a new meaning for his cohort, rapper Snoop Dogg, on May 31 at BottleRock Napa Valley. Pairing the two together on the Williams-Sonoma culinary stage was among the non-musical highlights of this three-day, sold-out festival that was so successful that tickets immediately went on sale for next year by the time No Doubt played its final song to end the lively weekend.

Chris Paul was spotted at Tao’s Worship Thursday at the Venetian. The star of the NBA’s Los Angeles Clippers was joined by friends at a VIP table, taking in the sounds of DJ Five.

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Denise Bradley-Tyson and notable guests celebrated the launch of the entrepreneur's new fashion e-commerce site, Inspired Luxe, at a private soiree on May 28 at MatrixFillmore in San Francisco.

Bostonians were not at a loss for things to do this weekend as they headed out on the town to check out the new collection at Harvard Art Museums, attend a wine tasting at the Franklin Park Zoo and participate in a benefit for Nepal at L'Espalier.

Stephen Webster has announced that he is to design a fashion and bridal collection with Boston-based brand, Hearts on Fire.

On 28 May, Seddiqi Holding unveiled Swiss Watch Services, the Middle East's largest and most comprehensive customer care center for timepieces. With expertise in servicing over 60 watch brands and 200,000 spare parts in stock, the Swiss Watch Services’ staff of 59 professionals, are trained at the highest level of horology care and complications, reducing the need for collectors to send their prized timepieces abroad for service.