Bianca Heyward

4 weeks ago | beverlyhillscourier.com | Bianca Heyward

In 1912, two years before the city of Beverly Hills was established, a wealthy widow named Margaret Anderson opened the Beverly Hills Hotel. Anderson owned and oversaw hotel operations for many years, sparing no expense to ensure a luxurious five-star experience for guests. It was only fitting, therefore, that the third annual “Women Who Shine Gala,” orchestrated by Beverly Hills Chamber’s Women’s Business Network, took place at the iconic “Pink Palace” on March 26.

1 month ago | ladowntownnews.com | Isabella Rolz |Bianca Heyward

Los Angeles native Aidan Cullen, a photographer and filmmaker, was in Pasadena at the start of the wildfires, where he got a firsthand experience of the catastrophe. “I was cutting down trees with chainsaws and moving them out of the streets. And kind of the day the fires broke out, I was over there and saw many intense fires with my own eyes, which was very scary,” he said.

2 months ago | beverlyhillscourier.com | Bianca Heyward

After losing her home in Malibu in the fires, Julia Phelan and her family moved to a friend’s house in Beverly Hills, where they have lived for over a month. Recently, she heard about an organization called Pair and Care through friends and went to the group’s social media page. Pair and Care operates a donation center out of a 10,000-square-foot space on the second floor of the Citizen News Building in Hollywood.

Jan 9, 2025 | beverlyhillscourier.com | Bianca Heyward

Last week, a group of Beverly Hills High School (BHHS) students had the opportunity to go behind the scenes at the 82nd Golden Globes, participating and learning about the creation, production and execution of the esteemed award show. Made possible through a partnership with Dick Clark Productions, Kodai Consulting Group, Penske Media Group and the city of Beverly Hills, students selected for the immersive three-day program had unparalleled access tothe high-profile event.

Dec 5, 2024 | beverlyhillscourier.com | Bianca Heyward

The new Rolex Boutique opened to great fanfare on Dec. 4 at 312 N. Rodeo Drive. Operated by Gearys, the 6,200-square-foot building features a custom green twisted-glass façade designed to evoke the brand’s classic Oyster model. “This project started a little over five years ago when Rolex wanted a bigger presence on Rodeo Drive,” Tom Blumenthal, President and CEO of Gearys, told the Courier. “My family has owned Gearys for over 65 of its 95 years.