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Youth movement
By Elizabeth Kerr
Teenagers front and center for a 
quasi-coming-of-age 
romance that clearly got knocked on the head.
On a cuisine cruise with Greg the great: Say SAHA!
By Maggie Beale
A few years ago I drove overland from Riyadh in Saudi Arabia by following much of the oil pipeline track into Jordan. Along the way, a side trip to the Dead Sea, a stop for fish in Latakia and up into Turkey, I tasted and savored some wonderful dishes.
Keeping watch on a dream
By Ming Yeung
Christie Wo is beautiful and ambitious. The combination has led to her stunning success over an empire of luxury products making inroads all over southeast Asia.
Dance, dance, revolution
By Phoebe Cheng
Willy Tsao's City Contemporary Dance Company played to a sellout audience at the theater where the group could not even get 
permission to perform 10 years ago.
Slicing history along Hollywood Rd
By Martine Beale
Hollywood Road and Wyndham Street are lined with trendy bars, fancy 
eateries and modern art galleries. They also have a colorful history that is still being written.
Everything old is new again
By Elizabeth Kerr
As a season of disappointing fare starts to wind down, not much has stood out in the way of zeitgeist-aware, industry-changing entertainment. The best of the season came from unsurprising sources (Toy Story 3, Christopher Nolan's Inception), and there's nary a Star Wars or The Matrix to be found.