What’s hot and what’s not
Rachel Stewart - Staff Writer
May 16, 2012
Drake’s advice to only live once has become quite the catch phrase and inspiration for many. With overwhelming popularity shown through Facebook statuses, phone cases and even t-shirts, YOLO is the way to GO(LO). Evident by the decline in spinning rims and low riders, Swag has become more of a... Read more »
Greetings From Europe
April 4, 2012
Adagioi Ristorante If you are craving fresh, authentic Italian food, ‘take a trip’ to Adagio Ristorante in Woodland Hills. Despite its bland exterior, this romantic, candlelit trattoria offers more than the average dining experience. The restaurant truly reflects the traditional values of Italian... Read more »
5 point yoga studio
Rachel Stewart - Staff Writer
February 29, 2012
Stay tranquil and in shape this spring by taking a yoga class, listening to some soothing tunes and spending time outdoors. Stepping onto the serene waterfront, warm sand comforts a first-time attendee of 5 Point Yoga. Breath by breath, the stress of the day escapes one’s body and diminishes into the... Read more »
Vanalden cave
Yvonne Tarrab - Features Editor
February 29, 2012
One of the most unique displays of nature complemented with abstract art, the Vanalden Cave is a hidden gem near the Calabasas community. When searching for a change of scenery, the cave is ideal for nature-hungry individuals craving an adventure. The beautiful, yet relatively secluded cave is located... Read more »
Follow Your Heart Cafè
Alison Roth - Editor-in-Chief
February 29, 2012
Although I have been a vegetarian for four years, (and as much as I hate to admit it) I do occasionally miss meat. But when I recently caught myself drooling over bacon, I knew I had to find a cure. So, I asked around the vegan community for a restaurant where I could get some ‘meat’, and the answer... Read more »
Antique video store provides classic films
Siena Goldman - Staff Writer
February 29, 2012
Whether one is an aspiring filmmaker searching for inspiration or a casual browser skimming the aisles in search of a Friday night flick, all customers will find their ideal motion picture at Vidiots. Located onMain StreetinSanta Monica, Vidiots is home to a diverse collection of films, ranging from... Read more »
Do-it-yourself presents that you can give to everyone this Valentine’s Day!
Sabrina Sigal - Staff Writer
February 13, 2012
Happy Valentine’s Day! If you haven’t already found the perfect gift for your friends, or special someone, here are a few ideas that will help you give the perfect Valentine’s gift. You will need: Two toothpicks Any brownie mix your heart desires (I prefer Ghirardelli... Read more »
The Huntington Gardens
Allie Barnes - Staff Writer
February 2, 2012
The enchanting Botanical Gardens at the Huntington Library are one of Los Angeles’ best hidden treasures. Located outside the bustling city, the gardens are ideal for couples desiring a “sweet escape”. “The Gardens are very romantic, filled with scenic pathways that are secluded and peaceful,”... Read more »
Naked Hollywood
Siena Goldman - Staff Writer
February 2, 2012
Searching for artistic inspiration, I discovered an ideal exhibit characterized by 1940’s cultural influences and glamour. As I strolled through the gallery, I sought to decipher the mystery behind each portrait. With simply a glance, my thoughts were whisked away to a world of pin curls, zuit suits... Read more »
84th Oscar Best Picture Courier Picks
February 2, 2012
84th Oscar Best Picture Courier Picks: The Courier staff picked their favorite five movies from the ten nominations. The Artist was simply a masterpiece, cinematic perfection at its finest. After capturing the hearts of critics and audiences worldwide, director Michel Hazanavicius has received worthy... Read more »