Don’t Be Scared. He’s Dead.
Dec10

Don’t Be Scared. He’s Dead.

It was just a few hours after the stunning announcement that the Beverly Hills Police Department had in essence solved the murder of Ronni Chasen, a case that has riveted Southern California and particularly the entertainment industry. Since she was gunned down in the early morning hours of November 16, the case has taken many fallacious twists and turns promulgated by people who probably shouldn’t have been speaking about...

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A New Retail Concept

Located away from the main retail district of Beverly Hills, and just adjacent to the Thompson Hotel awaits a new retail experience, almost the antithesis of Saks, Neiman and Barneys.  It’s the just-opened flagship store Devon, the brainchild of creative director Scott Devon. The 6,000 square-foot emporium– once the site of a Chevron station–is filled with premium denim, leather, fine jewelry, timepieces, home...

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The Ultimate Bachelor Pad
Nov24

The Ultimate Bachelor Pad

If you have about $19 million to spend on a hillside manse, we’ve got just the place for you.  But oh, snap, we just heard someone already bought it for the asking price, someone connected to a major Silcon Valley tech firm. It’s the hilltop manse in West Hollywood’s famed Bird Street area with to-die-for views that was this year’s Esquire House. The vaunted men’s magazine took over the 9,000 square foot Doheny Estates abode and...

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Unsolved Murder Mystery: Ronni Chasen

It’s still difficult to shake off the shock of seeing the headline “Ronni Chasen Gunned Down in Beverly Hills.”  Images of mobster Bugsy Siegel as portrayed by Warren Beatty in the film “Bugsy” come to mind when you think of someone being gunned down in Beverly Hills.  And it is unthinkable.  Unthinkable that there are no leads that are being revealed in the case, a murder that from all indications looks like a...

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Conan: Over the Moon to be on Basic Cable
Nov09

Conan: Over the Moon to be on Basic Cable

Conan O’Brien is in full victim mode.  So much so that he got gunned down.  Not once, not twice but three times last night in his debut talk show on TBS. It’s okay, Coco, we get it.  You got screwed by NBC after lasting just seven months as host of “The Tonight Show.”  But now you have a whole new ballpark in which to play, and you can really make it your own. Basic cable isn’t so bad.  Just ask Jon...

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