Beverly Hills Courier

The Beverly Hills Courier is a complimentary weekly tabloid-style newspaper distributed in Beverly Hills and nearby areas, along with a daily online version.

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Sisters Honored at Women’s Guild Luncheon

6 days ago | beverlyhillscourier.com | Bianca Heyward

Recognizing service and sisterhood, this year’s annual Women’s Guild Cedars-Sinai Spring Luncheon honored philanthropist Wendy Howard Goldberg and her sister, CAA motion picture agent Toni Howard on May 1 at the Beverly Hills Hotel.
‘Etoile’-What They Do for Love

1 week ago | beverlyhillscourier.com | Neely Swanson

“Everyone’s beautiful at the ballet.” And this new, ravishingly filmed and acted limited series, “Etoile,” is no exception. Words fail me in describing how these wonderfully immersive and stunningly filmed episodes have affected me. I am and always have been a fan of dance, whether ballet, modern or jazz, and regretted that my lack of coordination left me at the altar at which I worship.
Principal Drew Stewart Leaving BHHS

1 week ago | beverlyhillscourier.com | Ana Figueroa

Beverly Hills Unified School District (BHUSD) has announced that Beverly Hills High School (BHHS) Principal Drew Stewart will leave his position at the end of the school year. Stewart has accepted a new position with the Lawndale Elementary School District, which will significantly reduce his daily commute. The move will allow him to spend more meaningful time with his family. “Stewart’s love for the Beverly Hills community is strong.
‘Harry Potter and the Cursed Child’-Know Your Potter or Be Cursed

2 weeks ago | beverlyhillscourier.com | Neely Swanson

The Broadway and West End hit, “Harry Potter and the Cursed Child,” has opened for an extended run at that gorgeous icon of Art Deco, the Hollywood Pantages Theatre. This creative imagining of “what ifs” in the life of the adult Harry Potter, last seen vanquishing the mortal enemies of Hogwarts, including Voldemort, he who must not be named. Harry survived, married Ginny Weasley and is still best friends with Ron Weasley and his wife, Hermione Granger.
Frank Gehry-Designed Louis Vuitton Flagship Planned for Beverly Hills

2 weeks ago | beverlyhillscourier.com | Ana Figueroa

Two titans of the design world have joined forces to create a new vision for one of the most famous corners of Rodeo Drive. It will take shape as a new Louis Vuitton flagship designed by acclaimed architect Frank Gehry. Set to open in 2029, the flagship will span the block bounded by Rodeo Drive, South Santa Monica Boulevard and Beverly Drive.
The Wallis Benefit Honors Wallis Annenberg

2 weeks ago | beverlyhillscourier.com | Julianna Lozada

The Wallis Annenberg Center for the Performing Arts held “The Wallis Delivers: A Benefit Evening to Support Wildfire Recovery” on April 30. “The deadly 2025 Los Angeles wildfires ravaged our beloved neighborhoods and inspired truly extraordinary outpourings of help and support, said Wallis Annenberg, Chairman, President and CEO of the Annenberg Foundation and the honoree of the evening. “Still, more resources are needed.
First “Spotlight with Sharona” a Major Success

3 weeks ago | beverlyhillscourier.com | Bianca Heyward

Mayor Sharona Nazarian’s inaugural “Spotlight with Sharona” event took place on April 23 at Novikov. A sold-out crowd of 150 community members came out to support and sample the Canon Drive restaurant’s menu offerings. Organized in partnership with the Beverly Hills Chamber of Commerce, the initiative features different businesses throughout Beverly Hills and invites the public to experience them alongside the mayor.
TV Now Playing-Not Just as Much Fun | TV: Part Two

3 weeks ago | beverlyhillscourier.com | Neely Swanson

Continuing down the yellow brick road from last week, we begin with a new set of series that are already streaming on a TV near you. “Mid-Century Modern” is a throwback to the multicamera comedies of old. It is the personification of set up, joke and punchline. Creaky in premise, think “Golden Girls,” although here it is “Golden Boys” in Palm Springs, there are still some laughs to be mined.
TV Now Playing-With an Emphasis on Playing | TV: Part One

4 weeks ago | beverlyhillscourier.com | Neely Swanson

In this multi-part series, the Courier surveys some of the most notable “don’t miss” and “don’t bother” TV offerings this spring. “The Residence” is an enjoyable romp through the White House led by Cordelia Cupp (Uzo Aduba), straight-faced, ironically humorous, committed bird watcher and “best detective in the world.” The chief usher, A.B. Wynter, has been found in the billiard room, bloodied and most assuredly dead.
Brian Goldsmith Enters State Senate Race

4 weeks ago | beverlyhillscourier.com | Ana Figueroa

Brian Goldsmith has filed papers with the state’s Fair Political Practices Commission indicating his intent to run for California State Senate in the June 2026 Primary. Goldsmith, a lifelong Democrat, is running for the District 24 seat currently held by Sen. Ben Allen. Allen cannot run again due to term limits. The 24th State Senatorial District stretches westward from West Hollywood to Agoura Hills and Malibu, and then down the coast to Rancho Palos Verdes.