Coach Michele Andrews and Coach open up about how FREQUENSE transformed their energy, balance, and overall well-being through the power of frequency-charged nutrition.
Crossed is the THC/CBD-infused seltzer brand redefining calm with courage. Founded by two college friends determined to destigmatize cannabis, the brand embodies balance, clarity, and creativity. After seven years of innovation, Crossed delivers a clean, crisp beverage crafted for those who live Courageously Calm — where cannabis is celebrated, not stigmatized.
WOW Creations brought the excitement of Emmy Week to the Hilton Los Angeles/Universal City with its 2025 Pre-Emmy Gifting Suite. Celebrities, nominees, and media enjoyed red-carpet moments, beauty and lifestyle showcases, sweet treats, and a spotlight on charity partner Face Forward in a stylish, intimate celebration ahead of the big night.
The Marianna Group hosted its second Annual Harvest Celebrity Gifting Suite at the Beverly Hills Marriott, curated by beauty entrepreneur Heather Marianna. The star-studded event redefined Hollywood gifting by blending luxury, innovation, and meaningful connections during awards season. Celebrities, media, and industry leaders experienced an exclusive showcase of premium beauty, fashion, health, wellness, and lifestyle brands, paired with interactive activations and gourmet delights. With over 49 brands featured, the gifting suite celebrated creativity, glamour, and innovation while setting the stage for Marianna’s upcoming Enchant Suite during Oscar Week.
Visual artist Daniel Dover enters a bold new phase with an enchanting exhibition at FleursBELLA in Los Angeles. Blending fine art, large-scale murals, and narrative animation, his multidisciplinary works explore cultural memory, personal narrative, and the quiet beauty of everyday life. Immersed in lush greenery and nature-inspired installations, guests discovered paintings and illustrations that seamlessly merge tradition with contemporary storytelling, showcasing Dover’s distinctive creative evolution.
