Jessica P. Ogilvie

1 week ago | palmspringslife.com | Jessica P. Ogilvie

Photography by Andrew EcclesStyling by Annabelle HarronHair by Marissa MarinoMakeup by Brett FreedmanPhotographed at Casa Cody, the oldest hotel in Palm SpringsWhen Anna Camp bought her house in the Twin Palms neighborhood of Palm Springs in 2020, she was stepping out of a long-term relationship, seeking a change of pace and a place to renew. She’d spent time in the desert before, bewitched by the surrounding mountains and swaddling heat — and she was ready to make the region her home.

2 months ago | laist.com | Rene Lynch |Jessica P. Ogilvie

It feels like Los Angeles has already been through a year's worth of news, and it's not even April. Between the heartbreaking wild fires, concerns about the government mismanaging tax dollars and more, sometimes it's hard to fully appreciate our beautiful city. But keep looking up, L.A. — literally. We're about to hit a magical moment in L.A. It occurs in that tiny window of time, after winter storms and when the winds whisk away all the smog ... revealing majestic mountains in the distance.

Aug 21, 2024 | washingtonpost.com | Jessica P. Ogilvie |Perry Stein

Hunter Biden is accused of failing to pay at least $1.4 million in federal taxes from 2016 through 2019. He has said he has since repaid the delinquent taxes. (Anna Moneymaker/Getty Images)By Jessica P.

May 30, 2024 | palmspringslife.com | Jessica P. Ogilvie

Lisa Vossler Smith holds up a Barbie that’s straight out of Mad Men. A lithe blonde sporting a limoncello-colored hostess suit and a bouffant, the doll looks like the desert’s quintessential midcentury entertainer. “She was one of the first vintage dolls that I started photographing,” says Smith, better known about town as the CEO of Modernism Week. “She’s from 1969 or 1970. She is a Walk Lively Barbie, and she’s in great condition.

Dec 28, 2023 | palmspringslife.com | Jessica P. Ogilvie

But Gladstone’s professional ascent, much of which has taken place in Montana and the American West,isn’t a tale of  local-girl-makes-good. It’s the story of a person with such a strong internal compass that they’ve known what they wanted do with their life since age 5. She knew when the Missoula Children’s Theater came to her hometown and staged plays with her school. She knew, as she first pursued a career in ballet, that her true purpose onstage was to act.