PSST / Intelligencer Archive

Intelligencer

Temple St. Clair’s exposure to European influences, so prevalent in her jewelry design, began well before she spent summers in Morocco and Bavaria and studied at a boarding school in Switzerland.

James Powers and Steven Biller

Intelligencer

Fabulous Figs, Old-Time Rock and Roll, Sunnylands for the Pacific Rim, and Toscana Country Club Sales Soar.

INTELLIGENCER - November 2012

Liberace’s Piano Bar, The $4,120,000 Difference, Inn the Groove, and Word Association...

One Wild Ride

Do investment strategies that came into play when the bubble burst two years ago and “the new normal” of Wall Street emerged still work?

BY ELLEN PARIS

Editor's Letter October 2010

Dear Editor: Back in the late 1960s, a college roommate once lectured me, “There’s no such thing as too thin, too tan, or too rich.” Those first two assertions have long since been disproved by anorexia and melanoma.

Those Were The Days

A decades-long collector of postcards, photographs, and brochures, Peter Moruzzi began picking up those dealing with the Coachella Valley as soon as he moved here in 1998. At this month’s Modernism Show (Feb. 13-14), he will sign his recently published Palm Springs Holiday,

Janice Kleinschmidt

Intelligencer - February 2010

Artistic Recycling, Valettes, and Sommeliers

PSST! - Word Association - February 2010

"No Place For A Puritan" - Desert poems, stories, and essays.

The One and Only Humboldt Fog

There are many bries, goudas, and cheddars. But there’s only one Humboldt Fog. Among the cognoscenti, this elegant goat’s milk cheese commands attention. And there’s but one maker: Cypress Grove Chevre of Arcata, which has won numerous awards for its artisanal cheeses

Janice Kleinschmidt

A Look Back

The Raymond Loewy Home - As construction progressed this season on the Loewy home, people began to hear of the spectacular and exciting design embodied in the dwelling; and the house soon became the talk of the town.