Paul's stands tall
Paul Lloyd has returned with a bigger and perhaps better restaurant than either of his previous efforts.
The diminutive Welshman who San Fernando Valley diners remember as the
originator of Paul's Cafe in Sherman Oaks (now Le Petit Jacques) and
Paul's Cafe in Tarzana (still going strong under different ownership) has opened Paul's in Westlake Village (previously the
location of Red's).
It's a huge, sprawling place adjacent to the Hyatt Westlake Hotel. ...[MORE]
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Art of the grilled cheese
There's something warm, cozy, irresistible and enticing about biting
into a crispy, homey sandwich oozing with stretchy strands of soft, melted cheese.
"Grilled cheese is the food of childhood memories. It's simple food. It's
diner food. It's kid food. And it's adult fare, too," says Laura Werlin,
author of the just-released, "Great Grilled Cheese: 50 Innovative Recipes
for Stovetop, Grill, and Sandwich Maker (Stewart, Tabori & Chang; $16.95). ...[MORE]
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Enjoy an extreme room makeover
TODAY'S TOPIC: If you could design any kind of bedroom you wanted, what would it look like?
If I had to design my own bedroom it would have a window seat and a very big bed. It would have a lot of cheetah
things in it. It would have a deck. I would have a netted canopy over my bed ...[MORE]
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The artist's flow
When Harout and Sona Hamassian moved into their new Calabasas
home five years ago, it boasted a simple cement water fountain in the
foyer. But the fountain was far too plain for the couple, who wanted a unique centerpiece for the room.
So they hired Westlake Village sculptor John Storojev, who crafted a
9-foot-tall copper water fountain that features more than 30 different
levels of cascading water, lotus blossom petals, misting fog and synchronized lights.
"It is amazing," says Harout Hamassian. "It's a one-of-a-kind piece. He's really come through with flying colors." ...[MORE]
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• Smooth and stylish
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Taking shots
Paulette Rock of Sherman Oaks did a lot of research before deciding
to immunize her son Sebastian, now 1. What she found, especially on the Internet, was a lot of conflicting information.
"There's a huge community of people who don't believe in
immunizations," she says. "But I saw no direct medical association with
the side against immunizations. So I thought the opposite - with all the viruses coming in, it's even more important to get
immunizations." ...[MORE]
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• The eyes have it
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