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Christmas in Beverly Hills: Santa and Mrs. Claus at the Paley Center for Media

by Monica Nakamine on November 23, 2011

Around this time of year, Santa and his Missus love to visit with kids — especially goods kids from Southern California. Now, children 12 and under can spend some time with the famous couple at a special event: Santa and Mrs. Claus at the Paley Center.

Labor Day Weekend in Los Angeles: 5 Ways to Celebrate the Holiday

by Jessica Griffiths on September 1, 2011

Each year in the US, the first Monday of September is Labor Day, the federal holiday that gives Americans the chance to sit back, relax and gear up for a new season. However you chose to spend the day and the holiday weekend, Los Angeles has a plethora of options for you and your loved ones to get out and have some well deserved fun.

Practicing Gratitude to Stay Centered: How to Attain Peace and Joy Anytime

by Nick Segal on June 6, 2011

As President of a real estate company, I deal with many moving parts during the course of each day. Stresses, deadlines and emotional concerns all take their toll on my mind and body. As such, each and every day I work to tap into a resource that keeps it all in far greater perspective – gratitude.

Earthquake Preparedness Month: Do You Have an Emergency Plan?

by Julie Lubin on April 26, 2011

April is Earthquake Preparedness month and with the recent disaster in Japan, it’s important that everyone know how to prepare for a natural disaster. Cari Butler is the President of Emergency Café in Los Angeles and is an expert on safety tips and helps people to get prepared for an actual emergency.

One of the first things that Cari strived on importance was that you must have a plan for yourself and your family and everyone must know what their role is so if and when disaster strikes you will know what to do. Do not change or second-guess your plan once disaster strikes. Below are a few tips from Cari on establishing your plan.

Jump Out of the Box With Your Kids: RedCat International Children’s Film Festival

by Lorin Ruttenberg on April 18, 2011

As a mom, I get stuck in a rut with my kids – we go to the same parks, the same movie theaters, the same eateries over and over again. While I realize that children love the security that repetition provides, I get bored and so after hearing a radio ad for RedCat International Children’s Film Festival at Disney Hall, I purchased tickets immediately.