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Recipe: A DIY Valentine’s Cocktail Courtesy of The Sofitel Los Angeles
Valentine’s Day is two days away. If you’re celebrating at home, why not enhance this romantic day with a drink created by one of Los Angele’s premier cocktailians, Aidan Demarest? LA Director of Nightlife for the elegant Sofitel Los Angeles, … Continue reading
Valentine’s Weekend At-Home Sipping Events
Valentine’s Day is next Sunday, and for those of us who want to celebrate safely at home while doing something a little different, a number of virtual tasting events are happening on Valentine’s weekend. Buy a ticket and your chosen … Continue reading
Posted in Cocktails, Beer, Wine & Weed, Food
Tagged a.o.c., Cutwater Spirits, Karin E. Baker, triple coffee, Valentine's Day
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Alternative Valentine’s Week Activities for the Discerning Non-Conformist
With contributions by Elise Thompson. Mirror, mirror, on the wall, which holiday is the most manipulative of all? Over-booked exclusive restaurants, if-you-have-to-ask-you-can’t-afford-it roses, and after-dinner bedroom stress and apprehension: everyone has had that one bad date in their lives. And … Continue reading
Posted in Miscellanious
Tagged el cid, Galentine's Day, Palentine's Day, The Poetry Brothel, Valentine's Day
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SWEET TALK—2016 V-Day Report: The Bar is Low
Have you ever seen that light in a woman’s eyes? “Which light?” you may ask. “The look of love? Or the look of horror?” Results may vary depending on your Valentine’s Day gift, and there can be a fine line. … Continue reading
Posted in Food
Tagged Candy Wrapper Museum, Darlene Lacey, Elvis Presley, Hannah Montana, Sweet Talk, Valentine's Day, Vintage Candy
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Dee Wallace and her Latest, Most Adorable Invention BuppaLaPaloo Bear: A Beloved Bonding Object as a Reflection of life and a Healing Force to be Reckoned With!
Dee Wallace: teacher, life coach, radio talk show host, letter-writer-to-all-life-changing-events, and most notably, quintessential cinematic mom, and of late, grandmother, of the large and small screen alike! Appearing in everything from Cujo, to her current role on Just Add Magic, which … Continue reading
Posted in Health and Beauty
Tagged Buppa, BuppaLaPaloo Bear, Children's Toys, Cujo, Dee Wallace, E.T., Healing Toys, movies, Self Affirmation, Self Help, Stuffed Animals, Teddy Bear, Valentine's Day
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The Theme Of The 2015 Edwardian Ball Is “My Gorey Valentine!”
This year’s The Edwardian Ball theme is “My Gorey Valentine!” with a special performance of Edward Gorey’s “The Beastly Baby”. Rosin Coven and co-hosts Vau de Vire Society bring Edward Gorey’s story to life on stage with original music, theatrical choreography and narration. … Continue reading
Posted in Attractions, Events, Miscellanious, Music, News & Sports
Tagged Ballroom Dancing, Billy Bennight, Delachaux, Edward Gorey, Edwardian, goth, gothic, Music, Rosin Coven, Steam Punk, The Klown, theater, Trapeze, Valentine's Day, Vau de Vire Society, victorian
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SWEET TALK – 2014 VALENTINE’S DAY TREND REPORT
As the days of our modern world whirl about us, every simple task seems to become more complicated, and Valentine’s Day is no exception. Any simple box of chocolates and flowers once would do, but now the candy shelves are … Continue reading
Valentines Day Resolution 2012
People in this country really like to torture themselves. They hype up random calendar dates into major events with outlandish expectations that no one can actually afford and then are massively disappointed and depressed when events don’t turn out like … Continue reading
Posted in Miscellanious
Tagged change, commercialism, new beginnings, relationships, Valentine's Day
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