Review: Gus’s World Famous Hot and Spicy Fried Chicken
All photos by Richard Bilow, courtesy of LAArtParty.com The first thing I noticed as I walked through the door at Gus's World Famous Hot and Spicy Fried Chicken on Crenshaw Boulevard was a sign stating, "Please Seat Yourself." And
Review: 2018 Los Angeles Food & Wine Festival
The Los Angeles Food and Wine Festival attracted throngs of food lovers this past weekend. With over 150 chefs and over 200 wineries represented, there is no other place you would want to be if you're a food and
When Times Get Tough, Go to Tea!
Life can be challenging...and death even more. My ninety-year old dad recently passed away. He had a stroke a while back, and his health progressively deteriorated. When it finally happened, it was a blessing. My mom had left this
Wine Tasting…with LA Art Party!
A group of talented artists and wine lovers gathered at an informal wine tasting at the headquarters of LA Art Party. Our tasters consisted of Michael Baroff, Barbara Kosoff, J.J.L'Heureux and Jennifer Verge. Of course, I (Kathy Leonardo) hosted,
Review: “Strangers Drawing Strangers” at Sundance Film Festival…Hosted by Airbnb Haus!
Written by An Bar - The "Strangers Drawing Strangers" installation by artist Ivan Cash inspires strangers to understand one another through photography, drawing, and collaboration. Cash is a San Francisco based interactive artist who focuses his efforts on human-based
Review: Christian McBride and The Roots make it Philly Night at the Hollywood Bowl
This week, it was Philly night at the Hollywood Bowl when Christian McBride and The Roots shared the stage. The two have been performing together since their youth in Philadelphia, where McBride and The Roots founders, Questlove and Black