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3 days ago | 
hollywoodreporter.com | Hadley Meares
On Saturday night, over 600 power players from the worlds of entertainment, art and philanthropy thronged The Geffen Contemporary for the 2025 MOCA Gala, raising $3.1 million for LA’s Museum of Contemporary Art.
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3 days ago | 
yahoo.com | Hadley Meares
Generate Key TakeawaysOn Saturday night, over 600 power players from the worlds of entertainment, art and philanthropy thronged The Geffen Contemporary for the 2025 MOCA Gala, raising $3.1 million for LA’s Museum of Contemporary Art.
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1 week ago | 
vanityfair.com | Hadley Meares
Undisputedly America’s “royal family,” the Kennedys today are a sprawling network of aunt, uncles, in-laws, and cousins. The Kennedy family have long been changemakers, champions of Democratic causes, and paragons of public service. But the Kennedy clan has been devastated by tragedy and scandal, leading to the enduring belief in the “Kennedy curse,” which has claimed the reputation or lives of many of its members. “Family is family,” John F. Kennedy Jr. once said.
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3 weeks ago | 
hollywoodreporter.com | Hadley Meares
The elite of LA’s luxury Real Estate brokers crowded into the plush screening room of The London West Hollywood in Beverly Hills on Monday to view the hottest upcoming developments and sumptuous off-market properties. Quickly becoming a real estate rite of spring, The Upfronts, presented by The Society Group and the Wall Street Journal, gives high-powered brokers the opportunity to learn about the latest projects around the world.
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4 weeks ago | 
lapublicpress.org | Hadley Meares
In the 1930s the tiny, man-made Terminal Island in San Pedro was home to 3,000 Japanese American fishermen and their families. The island bustled with activity. The men brought in hauls of sardines from nighttime fishing runs and then delivered their catch to canneries. Their wives worked long hours in the canneries, cleaning and preparing tuna, sardines and other seafood.
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1 month ago | 
vanityfair.com | Hadley Meares
For centuries, royal women and men have been known for their standout style. There was Princess Margaret’s mid-century collaboration with Dior, and Princess Caroline of Monaco and Charlotte Casiraghi maintain an ongoing relationship with Chanel. The royal wardrobe has also been used to make political statements: Think Queen Rania of Jordan’s liberated, feminist wardrobe.
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1 month ago | 
yahoo.com | Hadley Meares
"Hearst Magazines and Yahoo may earn commission or revenue on some items through these links."He was the greatest Western playwright of all time. His plays are still burned in our cultural memory and performed the world over. But William Shakespeare (1564-1616), the man, has remained an elusive figure. He left behind little documentation — no letters, no handwritten manuscripts, few contemporary accounts, and only six signatures, all spelled differently.
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1 month ago | 
vanityfair.com | Hadley Meares
“If my life wasn’t funny it would just be true,” Carrie Fisher writes in her delightful 2008 memoir Wishful Drinking, “and that is unacceptable.”The multi-talented Fisher was many things: an actress appearing in classics like Star Wars, Shampoo, The Burbs, and When Harry Met Sally; a beloved guest star on shows including Sex and The City, Catastrophe, and 30 Rock; and a brilliant writer who was known as the best script doctor in Hollywood.
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1 month ago | 
hollywoodreporter.com | Hadley Meares
Cautious optimism. This had been the mood, earlier this year, of many of New York City’s top brokers as they navigated the challenges of low inventory and high interest rates. Then came the stock market convulsions and recessionary fears triggered in April by President Trump’s sweeping tariffs.
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1 month ago | 
revistavanityfair.es | Hadley Meares
Casi 30 años después de su trágica muerte, los efectos personales de la princesa Diana siguen saliendo a subasta. El 26 de junio, Julien’s Auctions organizará el evento "Princess Diana’s Style & a Royal Collection” en el Peninsula Beverly Hills. Con más de 200 piezas, desde bolsos hasta alta costura, la subasta presenta objetos y prendas pertenecientes a la princesa Diana, los duques de Windsor, la reina Isabel II, la Reina Madre y otros tesoros reales que se remontan al siglo XIX.
