When Lisa Solomon first stepped onto a Megaformer in Los Angeles around 2008, she had no idea that a friend's recommendation would transform not just her own fitness journey…
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When Mother Nature delivered 72-degree sunshine and gentle southern breezes for Tour d'Art 2025, six artists opened their studios and the Palos Verdes Art Center, showcasing works by over 30 local artists…
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If you read my piece on Edinburgh last month (it’s not too late if you haven’t) you will know that my next stop on my trip home to England was Cornwall, in the southwestern part of England…
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If you ever lose a valuable item at the beach and figure it is likely gone forever, sunk into the sand and rock, there is one man you can call to give you a fighting chance at recovery.
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On Sunday afternoon, the National Charity League Palos Verdes Chapter gathered for its annual Mother-Daughter Tea at the Palos Verdes Golf Club, and the day was nothing short of magical.
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I teach my neuro-coaching clients five simple ways to have what they want. Give them a go and then happily celebrate YOU.
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Gingerbread houses are a fun holiday activity to do with the kids around Christmas time so why not take the same activity into your Halloween celebration.
For my Haunted Chocolate Spice houses, I use the gingerbread house cookie cutter and decorate it with Halloween candy and use chocolate molds to create spooky skulls, tombstones and ghosts. For the roof, I used shredded wheat cereal. The Death by Chocolate Brownie gives the perfect texture and ground to place your haunted house.
I will be teaching how to make this Haunted Chocolate Spice house at Le Gourmet Culinary (www.legourmetculinary.com) October 24th and 31st 9am.
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There is something magical about dollhouses. They are small enough to fit on a shelf, and they hold a key to another imaginative universe for children.
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When my daughter, Justine, was five years old, she joined an AYSO soccer team. She had great speed and could take the ball and run the length of the field, scoring at will.
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There’s something magical about fall. The air feels crisper, the light softens, and everything seems to whisper, “slow down, savor, and get cozy.”
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I was never a joiner or a self-promoter. Until I joined Southwest Manuscripters (SWM).
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Baby boomers are everywhere and I’m one of them… I’m accomplished, successful, funny and not exactly funny looking. So, where have all the flowers gone?
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Animals associated with the month of August often reflect the qualities of summer vitality, strength, boldness, and transformation.
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August, the heart of summer, is a month of golden sunlight, growth, and vitality—and no stone captures that spirit quite like peridot, its official birthstone.
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For the past 18 years, Palos Verdes local and avid spearfisher Joy Rika Miyatake has been honing her skills as a yoga therapist.
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The Hollywood Riviera in Redondo Beach first by imagined by developer Clifford Reid in the late 1920’s as a clubby stylish beach retreat for Hollywood
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“What a tangled web we weave when first we venture to deceive.”
You can easily spot white lies to whoppers when you take heed.
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“Those aren’t the rules!” Dax runs into the family room, crying.
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