patch.com – Landry’s | Mastro’s Steakhouse – August Los Angeles Food and Lifestyle News

“Mastro’s Ocean Club in downtown LA is offering a prix-fixe summer menu for only $80 per person available until September 29. The menu is only available upon request and features appetizers including lobster bisque, shrimp cocktail and Caesar salad and entrees including a 16ounce double cut pork chop, petite filet mignon and herb roasted Branzino as well as sides and desserts….”

Read the full article here: https://patch.com/california/los-angeles/august-los-angeles-food-lifestyle-news

socalpulse.com – Landry’s | Mastro’s Steakhouse – Los Angeles Weekend roundup

“Mastro’s Ocean Club’s New Summer Menu

Now Open. The Mastro’s Ocean Club in DTLA is now offering a prix-fixe summer menu. Start with appetizers like lobster bisque , spicy mambo salad, and shrimp cocktail. For the main course, choose from options like the 16oz double cut pork chop, Petite filet, or herb roasted branzino. Finish off on a sweet note with their signature warm butter cake. Sunday-Thursday, 5-9 p.m. Friday and Saturday, 5-10 p.m. 1200 S Figueroa St., Los Angeles…”

Read the full article here: https://socalpulse.com/la_weekend_roundup/july-27-30/

medium.com – Dr. Brett Osborn – Dr Brett Osborn of Get Serious On 5 Things You Need To Live A Long, Healthy, & Happy Life

“The term Blue Zones has been used to describe places where people live long and healthy lives. What exactly does it take to live a long and healthy life? What is the science and the secret behind longevity and life extension? In this series, we are talking to medical experts, wellness experts, and longevity experts to share “5 Things You Need To Live A Long, Healthy, & Happy Life”. As a part of this series, I had the distinct pleasure of interviewing Dr. Brett Osborn…”

Read the full article here: https://medium.com/authority-magazine/healthy-to-a-hundred-dr-brett-osborn-of-get-serious-on-5-things-you-need-to-live-a-long-healthy-f944b857c584

LAist – Oscar De La Hoya – Interview Oscar De La Hoya: ‘I didn’t love boxing. I was just good at it’

“From the first time he put on boxing gloves at the age of six, it was clear Oscar de la Hoya had a penchant for pugilism. The son of immigrant parents, de la Hoya grew up in East L.A., where his dad saw his son’s talent as a ticket out…”

 

Read the full article and listen to the interview here:  https://www.kpcc.org/podcast/airtalk/fed-raises-interest-rates-again-consumer-spending-grows-are-we-in-the-clear-of-a-recession