Park Labrea News & Beverly Press
Constructed in 1946, Park Labrea was celebrated as the largest apartment complex west of the Mississippi River. This development led to the rapid growth of a new neighborhood in the city center. Residents of Park Labrea started sharing a newsletter throughout the community, which eventually evolved into the "Parklabrea News." By 1948, experienced journalist Joseph Duplain took charge and transformed it into a full-fledged newspaper. In the mid-1950s, editor Nan Dayhoff took over, leading the publication for two decades with a schedule of bi-monthly releases. In the 1970s, the paper was acquired by seasoned TV news personality Charles “Chuck” Riley. Finally, in 1990, it was sold to the current owners, Michael and Karen Villalpando, who officially began their stewardship on January 1.
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beverlypress.com | Edwin Folven
The Ebell is partnering with Look What SHE Did!, a nonprofit highlighting stories of women who changed the world, to showcase a series of shorts honoring LGBTQ+ trailblazers, visionaries and cultural icons on Sunday, June 22, at 1 p.m. in the Wilshire Ebell Theatre.
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beverlypress.com | Edwin Folven
The 20th Los Angeles Jewish Film Festival begins with an opening night gala on Thursday, June 26, at 7 p.m. at the Saban Theater in Beverly Hills with “Midas Man,” the new film about Beatles manager Brian Epstein, written by Brigit Grant and directed by Joe Stephenson. The opening event has an “Abbey Road” red carpet for arrivals and will include celebrities, VIPs, reception, Q&A session and performance.
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beverlypress.com | Edwin Folven
Relish, the premier food, wine and spirits experience created by celebrity chef Jamie Gwen and celebrity event planner Nicole Hirsty, will make its grand debut from Friday, June 27, to Sunday, June 29, at VEA Newport Beach Resort and Spa. The luxurious weekend is an unforgettable celebration of world-class chefs, master mixologists and award-winning winemakers – an event that promises to indulge every sense and redefine the culinary experience.
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beverlypress.com | Edwin Folven
Santa Monica’s Entertainment Zone is officially open, creating a shared patio along Third Street Promenade. Adults 21 and over can purchase an alcoholic beverage from a participating, licensed Promenade business and enjoy it outdoors between 11 a.m. and 10 p.m. on Fridays, Saturdays and Sundays within the zone boundaries. Third Street Promenade will operate per usual during zone hours.
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beverlypress.com | Edwin Folven
Take a tequila tour at TLV TapasOn July 1, TLV Tapas Bar presents an exclusive dinner and tequila pairing featuring Clase Azul. The multi-course dinner will cost $175 plus tax, paired with four of Clase Azul’s signature tequilas: Plata, Reposado, Gold and Ultra. Each course complements the character of each tequila, ending with a rare Clase Azul Ultra pour alongside dessert.
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