Annenberg Center for Health Sciences teaches near and far — for 25 years and counting
A Man for All Seasons
Exclusive excerpt from the forthcoming book Rifke: An Improbable Life by Rosalie Wise Sharp, wife of hotelier extraordinaire Isadore Sharp
Exclusive excerpt from the forthcoming book Rifke: An Improbable Life by Rosalie Wise Sharp, wife of hotelier Isadore Sharp. Only online.
Everything in its Place
Use our A–to–Z guide to align your home with some of feng shui’s smartest principles
Living with feng shui can improve your health, enhance your love life, empower your business, and help you create your personal nirvana one room at a time. (Its techniques for polish and placement may even make it easier to sell your house.) Good feng shui is a lifestyle choice, and working with — rather than against or unaware of — its powerful energies promotes success.
Hard to Build, Easy to Love
Golf course designer Tom Doak turned obstacles into assets at Stone Eagle
Golf course designer Tom Doak turned obstacles into assets at Stone Eagle
In Store: Bath Time
Pump up your home spa with soothing style
Pump up your home spa with soothing style
Going Green: Space Savers
Working quietly and almost invisibly, the Desert Mountains Land Trust is acquiring and protecting land for wildlife.
Working quietly and almost invisibly, the Desert Mountains Land Trust is acquiring and protecting land for wildlife.
The Hell-Raisers
Shock and awe mark the better part of 50 years of now-iconic work by Dennis Hopper, Frank Gehry, and Ed Ruscha — honorees at Palm Springs Art Museum’s second annual Artists and Legends Gala.
Shock and awe mark the better part of 50 years of now-iconic work by Dennis Hopper, Frank Gehry, and Ed Ruscha.
The PROcircuit
Pit yourself against famous golfers on their signature desert courses
Pit yourself against the pros.
Airport Lost and Found
Steve Maloney parlays contraband from airport security checkpoints into colorful constructions that capture a moment in history.
The Friend Trend
Spas come full circle as social settings.
The latest spa trend has less to do with the muds, scrubs, and wraps on the menu than the spa-goers themselves. With that in mind, it seems everything old is new again. The “friend trend” harks to ancient Roman baths, which were important gathering centers.