The Ultimate Hangover Cure

If you find yourself playing in Vegas it’s fairly certain that at some point you will have a hangover. Well, StoryJet has some NEWS FOR YOU!

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Adventures In Spicy Chocolate Chili Sauce

Honestly, the one and only thing that I truly missed while living the expat life in various and sundry paradises around Asia was Mexican Food. 

If you have ever known the almighty taco, the eternal enchilada, and the ever radiant chile relleno than you will fully understand what I’m talking about. 

Here in Southern California we are blessed with perpetual sunshine, the blue Pacific, and a rich abundance of Comidas Mexicanas. 

Those of us in the esoteric inner circles of aficionados of this cuisine know that MOLE SAUCE is the holy grail of Mexican food. Done well its rich spicy chocolate chili flavor is like some kind of orgasm of exotic gourmet ecstasy. 

If you are willing to make the effort to drive into the dark heart of the most unglamorous part of LA then you will be rewarded with a treasure worthy of the journey. I hope you don’t beat me there and steal my favorite table, and if you do, the guacamole is on you…

The Maximo LA Mole Cantina Link 

It’s hard to think about the 1980s and 1990s without thinking of photographer Herb Ritts. And it's hard to think of Ritts without thinking of L.A. Ritts fully incorporated the L.A. landscape, the sea and surf into his unique work.

When it came to fashion photography, Ritts helped put L.A. on the map as the premiere destination in the world for shooting fashion editorials and advertisements.

Malibu, Point Dume, the dry lake bed at El Mirage near Palmdale and the Santa Monica Pier were some of his favorite locations to achieve the pointillist and chiaroscuro-like shadows on the skin that were his favorite effects.