Carole Dixon

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  Forget Bora, It’s All About The Brando

  Who wouldn’t want to be “stranded” on a deserted island surrounded by a deep turquoise blue lagoon, exotic birds and a stretch of powdery sand? Oh, and a ...

  On May 31, 2016 / By Carole Dixon
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  Prime Patio Dining At The Guild On Sunset

  This summer, you’ll want to occupy a patio table at The Guild on Sunset Boulevard, a restaurant, rustic wine bar and artisan retail store housed inside the historic ...

  On May 31, 2016 / By Carole Dixon
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  Two Cookbook Must Haves for Summer

  Since Crossroads kitchen opened about 3 years ago on Melrose, it has been a favorite of the vegan crowd, and celebrities, but also non-vegan eaters have embraced Chef ...

  On May 25, 2016 / By Carole Dixon
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  Weho Dining Updates: Power Lunching to Dramatic Date Night

  Wolf Opens on Melrose by Marcel Vigneron Former Top Chef contestant Marcel Vigneron has opened his first solo restaurant on Melrose called WOLF - the meaning of the ...

  On March 18, 2016 / By Carole Dixon
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  Jewelry Installations Meet Art at Voiage

  Founded by Julie Schroeder, Voiage (the French word for journey), is a contemporary retail space that cross-pollinates artworks in the form of installations, paintings and sculpture with jewelry ...

  On March 8, 2016 / By Carole Dixon
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  Keeping Nature and the World in Mind: Artist + Designer Thomas Schoos

  “Don’t bite me, baby!” Thomas Schoos is playfully dipping his finger into one of the koi ponds in his Polynesian-influenced studio garden. “Aren’t they cute? This is like ...

  On March 2, 2016 / By Carole Dixon
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  South of the Border: Mexico City to the Modern Riviera

  Four Seasons Hotel Mexico DF In the past decade, this sprawling capital city of Mexico has shifted its reputation from being dirty, crowded and dangerous, and morphed into ...

  On March 2, 2016 / By Carole Dixon
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  Mondrian Brings Malarkey’s Ivory to the Sunset Dining Scene

  We have been fans of the Mondrian on Sunset for decades — from the rowdy Asia de Cuba days to the more sophisticated Herringbone concept, you can’t beat ...

  On March 2, 2016 / By Carole Dixon
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  Valentine’s Day for Every Love you Fancy

  Book this handful of our favorite spots in and around West Hollywood depending on your mood. Pig and Pea Lovers on the Patio This Valentine’s Day, Terrine, a ...

  On February 2, 2016 / By Carole Dixon
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  Holiday Beauty Junkie Gifts for Him & Her

  We scoured the latest in beauty gifts and trends to aid you in your search for new and unique items for the beauty junkie on your list (this ...

  On December 8, 2015 / By Carole Dixon
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  Everyone’s Favorite City by the Bay

  The Ritz-Carlton, San Francisco is housed in a 1909 neoclassical landmark building and also happens to be the perfect location in the heart of Nob Hill: Chinatown is ...

  On December 1, 2015 / By Carole Dixon
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  Estrella and the Sunset Marquis

  We are lucky in West Hollywood that Sunset Plaza Drive fulfills the need for an alfresco dining experience year round — where this can be found on the ...

  On December 1, 2015 / By Carole Dixon
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  PROFILES- John Terzian, La Conversation, Erin Lareau

  Southern California native and Pepperdine Law School grad John Terzian is the owner and co-founder of some the city’s hottest nightlife venues, including West Hollywood hotspot The Nice ...

  On December 1, 2015 / By Carole Dixon
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  Three Important Weho Dining Updates

  Smoke.Oil.Salt. Adds Ricardo Zarate and Tapas One of our favorite Spanish restaurants, Smoke. Oil.Salt. - just lanched The Tapas Hour menu featuring a selection of new small plates ...

  On September 17, 2015 / By Carole Dixon