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Out with the old and in with the new. Bourbon Steak is losing Executive Chef Adam Sobel and replacing him with Urbana's Chef John Critchley.
Micheal Mina, award-winning chef and and owner of Bourbon Steak, announced that he is transporting Sobel to the West Coast to be his partner and chef at his San Francisco wine bar and resto, RN74. More»
Football fans across the globe were all watching the same game last night: Super Bowl XLVII. This year's big game had an added level of excitement, as head coaches and brothers, Jim and John Harbaugh, went head to head for some sibling rivalry. As if that weren't enough, Beyonce's epic halftime show caused a stadium-wide black out, but that didn't put a damper on any of the festivities. Take a look at how the world watched and celebrated the game last night.
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Azealia Banks' cover of Dazed and Confused has been banned in 7 countries, H&M unveils their own ten-foot-tall statues of David (Beckham) this week, W magazine has partnered with the popular iPhone app Hipstamatic, Calvin Klein plans on releasing his Push Positive campaign Lara Stone in September, and much more on today's fashion files! More»
As L.A. residents, our relationship with the Bay Area and those who call it home has always been complicated. It's a heady brew of rivalry, occasional collaborative success, and, dare I say, a sprinkling of legit jealousy that runs both ways: us for their functioning transportation system, and them for our largely feces-free streets and sidewalks. We'd be lying, however, if we didn't confess that our jealousy of the San Francisco area has never been higher than it was this weekend, as the Outside Lands music festival celebrated its fifth anniversary with a weekend-long party that, by all accounts, may have surpassed even our beloved Coachella as 2012's festival to beat. More»
As L.A. residents, our relationship with the Bay Area and those who call it home has always been complicated. It's a heady brew of rivalry, occasional collaborative success, and, dare I say, a sprinkling of legit jealousy that runs both ways: us for their functioning transportation system, and them for our largely feces-free streets and sidewalks. We'd be lying, however, if we didn't confess that our jealousy of the San Francisco area has never been higher than it was this weekend, as the Outside Lands music festival celebrated its fifth anniversary with a weekend-long party that, by all accounts, may have surpassed even our beloved Coachella as 2012's festival to beat.MORE>>
Let's not forget that the Big Apple did it first, but many other cities are being inspired by the High Line. All over the world, architects and artists are designing their own elevated parks and projects. From Germany to San Francisco, we've rounded up the top 5 High Line inspired projects! More»
When in Rome, Woody Allen still does as Woody Allen always does. And he does it well. Last night, Hollywood’s top actors, musicians and industry elite gathered at the Paris Theater in midtown Manhattan for a preview screening of Allen’s newest film To Rome With Love. Following the film, guests migrated over to an after party at Casa Lever.
Chloe Moretz is named Women In Film's 2012 Max Mara Face of the Future; Virgin Airlines reveals their latest trendsetting campaign, a film shot entirely in flight; Snoop Dogg and Wiz Khalifa celebrated the Blu-ray and DVD release of Mac & Devin Go to High School; LL Cool J attends A Death In The Family: The Show Must Go On screening; Kiefer Sutherland and Joel McHale golf for a cause. There were plenty of fun, charitably-minded events going on last night, so make sure to check out all the action in this Tuesday edition of Last Night's Parties!
Snoop Dogg at the Mac & Devin Go To High School DVD Release Party More»
If you follow The Cobrasnake's adventures, which generally consist of touring with Steve Aoki and partying with Katy Perry, you'd know that he doesn't get out of bed in the morning (or whenever he gets out of bed) for anything less than an A-List rager. So on first glance, an unofficial Apple fan convention in San Francisco wouldn't seem like a slam-dunk option. Then again, this is Macworld, the biggest unofficial event of its kind, and the lineup of bands and DJ's is probably the best one going in SF this week, so maybe it makes more sense than we realize. More»
If all the party-minded teenagers disappeared from your town and/or city over the last 4 days, it's probably because world-famous DJ/producer/Dim Mak label head Steve Aoki just kicked off the "Deadmeat" tour, where Aoki and Datsik will spend the next few months selling out historic theaters and concert arenas around the country. Now, as far as the various ways children rebel, attending the odd electro rave or two isn't as bad as, say, joining the Young Republicans club or something: sure, they're bound to experiment a little bit, but that's going to happen anyway, and at least they're partying under the guidance of a master DJ. More»
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San Francisco is undoubtedly a beloved American city. Most East Coasters call it their favorite place on the West Coast, and anybody you meet from S.F. will happily fill an hour or two bragging about their favorite sustainable Asian fusion and weed brownie delivery service that "you just couldn't find anywhere else." More»
Interview With Creative Time's Anne Pasternak Who Is Changing The Way We View Our Public Art
We sat down with Anne Pasternak for a few questions about Creative Time's past and future, as well as the importance of having an awareness about public art in the city.
