
Life + Culture
My Town: Sinem Brown
Article and Photography by For many discerning westsiders, Sinem Brown has become one of the most connected names in luxury travel—the person friends call when they need the impossible reservation in Capri, the perfect multigenerational family itinerary or a flawlessly executed last-minute escape. The founder of SS Gold Travel , Brown specializes in highly personalized luxury planning for founders, executives, families and high-profile clients around the world, handling everything from...
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Home Services
In Good Hands
Emily Webb Doskow of Webb & Baker is quietly redefining luxury home management through highly personalized oversight, trusted relationships and meticulous attention to detail Article by Amanda Eberstein | Photography by Trish Alison Emily Webb Doskow has always been someone who pays attention. Long before she launched Webb & Baker, the Brentwood-based home and estate management company quietly redefining what luxury property oversight can look like in Los Angeles, Doskow built her career...
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Health + Wellness
From Paris, With Love
Maison Sisley debuts an intimate retreat devoted to skincare, wellness and French elegance in the heart of Brentwood Article by Amanda Eberstein | Photography by Photography of Maison Sisley by The Ingalls There’s a new beauty destination drawing insiders to San Vicente—and it feels as though a little piece of Paris has quietly arrived on the westside. Tucked inside the buzzy new development The Lawn, the recently opened Maison Sisley brings the iconic French beauty house’s signature blend of...
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Style + Beauty
California Calling
Brentwood tastemaker Jenni Kayne has transformed a distinctly westside way of living into a global lifestyle empire—without ever losing sight of home Article by Amanda Eberstein In a Brentwood canyon tucked beneath towering sycamores and oak trees, Jenni Kayne begins most days at home. Before meetings, store visits and the rhythms of family life pull her across Los Angeles, there is soft light filtering through glass walls, nature just outside every window and the idyllic surroundings that...
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Travel
Taking Off
From curbside terminal service to VIP concierge offerings, LAX Valet Service is helping westsiders travel well Article by Hannah Smith For many Los Angeles travelers, the stress of a trip begins long before boarding the plane. Between traffic, parking structures and the overall chaos of LAX, simply getting to the terminal can feel like an ordeal. That’s exactly the problem Sean Shilleh set out to solve when he founded LAX Valet Service , a luxury airport valet company designed to make travel...
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Food + Beverage
Counter Culture
Sora Temaki Bar brings premium ingredients, flowing cocktails and one of Brentwood’s liveliest new dining scenes to the Westside Article by Carole Dixon | Photography by Jakob Layman The corner of Barrington and San Vicente in Brentwood continues to boom, and this summer is no exception. The flurry of openings has included La La Land, Layla Bagels (coming soon) and Malou Coffee, drawing crowds that spill out onto the sidewalks. Sandwiched in between, two more newcomers have arrived, but this...
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Education
Making Summer Count
Summer is often viewed as a season of freedom, relaxation, and a welcome break from the structure of the school year. For children, it means sleeping in, spending time outdoors, enjoying vacations, and stepping away from academic demands. While these experiences can be restorative and fun, summer also presents a unique opportunity to strengthen one of the most important predictors of long-term success: executive function skills.Executive function skills are the brain-based processes that help us...
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Life + Culture
My Town: Miles Fisher
Article and Photography by Miles Fisher has never followed a single lane. The Dallas native first built his career as an actor, appearing in more than fifty film and television projects before finding an entirely new audience online. As a founder of the pioneering generative AI company Metaphysic.ai, his uncanny Tom Cruise deepfake impressions quickly went viral, earning millions of views and collaborations with the likes of Paris Hilton and Hailey Bieber, while attracting more than 400,000...
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Food + Beverage
The Flavor Collective
Neighborly blends an impressive collection of culinary voices into one seamless destination Article by Carole Dixon On any given afternoon in Brentwood, the rhythm of the neighborhood is easy to spot. Parents move between school pick-ups and sports practices, friends meet along San Vicente for a quick lunch and families begin the familiar daily question: what’s for dinner? It’s a pace that demands both quality and convenience—and increasingly, a place that can offer both. That idea sits at...
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Home Services
The Natural Advantage
Olivier Roumy of Cocoturf is redefining synthetic landscaping through craftsmanship, sustainability and drive Article by Beth Friedman | Photography by CFP Studio Photography When Olivier Roumy talks about grass, he speaks about it the way an artist talks about his craft. Texture matters. Balance matters. The way something looks and feels when you run your hand across it matters. For Roumy, the founder of Los Angeles–based turf company Cocoturf, artificial grass has never been just a...
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