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Rosario family in the United States asks Abinader for intervention to free trillion-dollar inheritance - Vimarsana News

Rosario family in the United States asks Abinader for intervention to free trillion-dollar inheritance

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Celebration as the Oscars ceremony returns to Hollywood - Vimarsana News

Celebration as the Oscars ceremony returns to Hollywood

After a year away due to Covid, this year's ceremony is back to its glitzy best in tinseltown.

Source: bbc.com
Acclaimed Chef Nancy Silverton Opens Hollywood Roosevelt Eatery - Vimarsana News

Acclaimed Chef Nancy Silverton Opens Hollywood Roosevelt Eatery

Reply “Growing up in Los Angeles, The Hollywood Roosevelt was a household name,” said restaurateur Nancy Silverton. (Courtesy of The Hollywood Roosevelt) HOLLYWOOD, CA — "Growing up in Los Angeles, The Hollywood Roosevelt was a household name," said Nancy Silverton, renown chef, restaurateur and James Beard Foundation Award winner, who selected the historic Hollywood hotel for her new eatery, The Barish. So how fitting that the newly opened, Italian steakhouse, The Barish, sits in the hotel's landmarked lobby, featuring a menu of dry-aged cuts of beef and dishes inflected with the Calif...

Source: patch.com
Hollywood Boulevard Struggles Amid Pandemic: "75 Percent Is Boarded Up" - Vimarsana News

Hollywood Boulevard Struggles Amid Pandemic: "75 Percent Is Boarded Up"

Voters in line outside the shuttered Pantages Theatre on Nov. 3. Hard-hit by the pandemic, the iconic street struggles amid a plunge in tourism and the months-long shuttering of theaters and other draws: "I don’t know what we're going to do." On a street typically lined with superheroes and Disney characters, Batman, with precious few tourists to greet, sits on a quiet corner doing crunches. This is Hollywood Boulevard today, nine months into the pandemic-induced shutdown that has stripped the tourist destination of its usual 10 million annual visitors who clamor to take photos with costume...