Over the weekend, hip-hop mogul and Haute 100 lister Sean “P. Diddy” Combs hosted the second annual Revolt Music Conference & Revolt Film Festival.

Izzy's Fish & Oyster officially opens on Miami Beach as Chef Jamie DeRosa's second venture brings New England cuisine to guests

Being blessed with a Michelin star is like having a Kardashian promote your product; it is instantly going to be more popular. The industry-setting Michelin guide granted ten new New York restaurants with their first ever star, and we can’t wait to try them all.

Not sure what to do in Boston this week? Don’t worry; we have got you covered. From a four-course wine dinner at Legal Harborside to a celebration at Davio’s to benefit the Greater Boston Food Bank, here’s a roundup of this week’s hautest happenings in Boston.

Ever wonder what the professionals keep in their bag? Here's a look.

A real heavyweight hits 50

The brand’s legendary perfumer, Jean-Claude Ellena, talked to Haute Living about his artful yet personal approach to create scents that sing like an operatic aria.

The newest Lincoln, which is the 2016 MKX, is the most high-end vehicle the Detroit-based motor company has made yet.

Habitat for Humanity of Greater Los Angeles Los Angeles honored philanthropist and NBA legend Magic Johnson at its annual Builders Ball on Wednesday evening.

Downtown gets another amazing building.

Luxury LIving the premier showroom for sleek designer interiors like Fendi Casa, Trussardi Casa, the Luxury Collection and Bentley furniture, hosted an elegant cocktail party this week in support of the philanthropic wildlife association Panthera at their showroom in midtown Manhattan. The Panthera organization is devoted to the conservation of the world's 38 wild cat species and their ecosystems. Dr Thomas Kaplan, the founder and Chairman of Panthera spoke eloquently and passionately about the efforts they have put in place to aid in the conservation of "big cats". Also in attendance was artist Peter Tunney who donated two of his original artworks ( of wild cats) to a silent auction which will benefit the conservation organization.

Ah, NYC: the epicenter of the hottest dining experiences in the country (and perhaps the world, we daresay). But if there’s one thing Manhattanites struggle to keep up with, it’s the constant rotation of restaurants that make the food scene here so vibrant.