Airocide: Clean Air Never Looked More Chic
How much do you really know about germs and bacteria beyond the fact that they exist and can cause very
Archive for 2013
MoxieQ BFF Interview with Diana Coney
The multi-hyphenate Diana Coney (aka Gooch) is gatekeeper to some of the leading creative talents in Los Angeles and indeed the world.
Crystal Fairy: One Wild and Magical Ride Through Chile
Anyone who has ever taken a road trip with a neurotic friend or acquaintance will almost assuredly relate to Crystal
NYC’s Plan B Tapas is a Plan A Destination
A few weeks ago, I tripped down to Nolita to sample the much vaunted creations of Chef Roberto Hanechak and
The Franklin Shirt: A New Must Have Basic
By Duane Wells It’s a shirt…it’s a jacket…it’s a caftan…it’s just plain fabulous! The Franklin Shirt from Aussie-born, Berlin-based designer
Escape to Coronado: 48 Hours on San Diego’s Treasure Island
By Duane Wells Fantastical sunsets. Gondola rides along spectacular canals. Picture-perfect beaches. Old-fashioned ice cream parlors. Bacon Bloody Marys. No
Surviving Pride
By Duane Wells In the days before LA Gay Pride, there’s excitement and anxiety in the air as those final
Remembering Normandy: Let Us Never Forget
By Duane Wells For years I honestly didn’t understand the difference between Memorial Day and Veteran’s Day. The fact that
Solace at Sonoma Coast Villa
By Duane Wells Oasis. That is the first word that comes to mind upon approaching the delightfully secluded Sonoma Coast
A Luminous Brunch at Luma
By Duane Wells Few places in Sonoma County encapsulate its past and its future as decidedly as Petaluma. For
Bernhoft: Giving Voice to Norwegian Soul
In a week when everyone seemed to be buzzing about Justin Timberlake, I found myself rapt by the intricately,
The Thompson| Beverly Hills’ Hippest Address
Beverly Hills may be home to bigger—and perhaps splashier—hotels than The Thompson, but there is none that can claim to
In Pictures: Savor Sonoma 2013
In Sonoma Valley there is much to savor. A bucolic landscape and dirt roads that harken back to simpler times.
Drenched in History: Taking the Waters in Bath
If you’re a fan of Jane Austen or 19th century English literature in general, then you are probably already familiar with
Remedies for the Road
Travel can be glamorous and fun, but it can also simultaneously be rigorous and taxing. How so? Well, first of