Claudia Rosenbaum

1 week ago | opentable.com | Claudia Rosenbaum

Founding Farmers in Alexandria marks the eighth outpost of restaurateur Dan Simons’s beloved DC restaurant chain, but even with that level of expansion, the restaurants have always stayed true to their farm-to-table roots. Everything is still made in-house with fresh produce trucked in directly from nearby farms. “This is all about our mission, buying as many products and ingredients from American family farmers and producers as possible,” Simons says.

2 weeks ago | hollywoodreporter.com | Claudia Rosenbaum

One fateful day in 1997, when Dan Scharf was a young attorney working as a public defender in Northern California, he spotted a job listing he thought might change his life. SAG in L.A. was looking for a lawyer. He typed up a résumé, stuffed it in a mailbox and crossed his fingers. And he might have even gotten a response had he not written the wrong address on the envelope. “I remember thinking, ‘This is not going to happen,’ ” he recalls when he saw “return to sender” on the letter.

2 weeks ago | hollywoodreporter.com | Claudia Rosenbaum

Meet the dealmakers and litigators who made the cut for THR‘s 20th annual list of the entertainment industry’s most powerful legal advocates. These 100 standouts — listed alphabetically along with their practice area, firm and law school alma mater — negotiate the pacts and fight the battles that keep the cameras rolling. Winston Cho contributed to this report.

2 weeks ago | yahoo.com | Claudia Rosenbaum

Yahoo is using AI to generate takeaways from this article. This means the info may not always match what's in the article. Reporting mistakes helps us improve the experience.Generate Key TakeawaysOne fateful day in 1997, when Dan Scharf was a young attorney working as a public defender in Northern California, he spotted a job listing he thought might change his life. SAG in L.A. was looking for a lawyer. He typed up a résumé, stuffed it in a mailbox and crossed his fingers.

1 month ago | vulture.com | Claudia Rosenbaum

Wendy Williams. Wendy Williams has amped up her demands to be free of a restrictive guardianship that she alleges controls every aspect of her life. She was placed in a guardianship three years ago but took her protests to the literal streets last week, pressing a handwritten note to the window of her Hudson Yards luxury high-rise assisted-living facility that read “Help! Wendy!,” resulting in police and medical personnel intervening and sending her in an ambulance for evaluation.