Jessica Koslow
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Holy Basil: Chef Deau ‘pushes the boundaries’ in DTLA location (opens the original)
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There is something very satisfying about a bento box. Diners can try a little bit of a lot and mix different flavors, textures and types of dishes (appetizers, mains, sides) in one meal. This summer, Chef Wedchayan âDeauâ Arpapornnopparat debuted his version, called the Kao Kaeang lunch ($28), at all locations of his Thai restaurant Holy Basil. Itâs just one upgrade of many â he also moved his original DTLA location to the Arts District â that he is overseeing as his restaurants evolve
Leaping into Life: Dance nonprofit Fostering Dreams helps at-risk youth develop life skills (opens the original)
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Melanie Buttarazzi is a professional dancer. She loves movement and performing for the masses, but her most significant memories involve the time she spent working for outreach programs in in high school and university. In 2014, a few years after moving from Toronto to LA, she realized that local youth were lacking opportunities to take dance classes. She began building a program using dance as a vehicle for confidence-building and life-skill development for foster and at-risk youth. âI just k
More than Mentoring: Jewish Big Brothers Big Sisters offers community to LA (opens the original)
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âI remember when I went to visit Camp Bob Waldorf and I saw this young camper â he was a first-time camper â and I said, what are you looking forward to?â said Lauren Kurzweil, Board President at Jewish Big Brothers Big Sisters of Los Angeles (JBBBSLA). âIâm thinking heâs going to say horseback riding or the high ropes or something truly unique that heâs not able to do at home, and he said, three meals a day. That just gives you some indication of how much even just five days mea
Let’s Get It Started: Preoccupied LA brings readers together offline (opens the original)
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It depends on the month and how busy Samantha Dockser is, but between physical and audiobooks, she usually reads about eight a month. Growing up outside of Washington, D.C., her mom would take her and her brother to the Chevy Chase Library in Maryland, which was walking distance from her house, and theyâd fill up a wagon with books. She eventually read her way to her dream job in 2024 at Logue Social, a social media marketing agency for authors, and together with the founder, Morgan Messing, l
‘Oystravaganza’: Star bartender teams up with booze parlor for pop-up (opens the original)
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On Sept. 17, Martha Stewartâs favorite bartender, Matthew Biancaniello, will be popping up â for the first time since 2020 â at Evangeline Swamp Room in celebration of oyster season. Biancaniello will be serving alcoholic oysters and other on-theme cocktails to accompany a â222â Palette of Oysters prepared by Marcus Christiana-Beniger, chef/owner of Evangeline Swamp Room and the restaurant next door, Little Jewel of New Orleans. One of Biancanielloâs oyster creations will feature Nik
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