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The article focuses on the nutrition-conscious school lunch menu in Oceanside, California school district, which bans soda, offers whole grains, and composts leftover food.

The article presents photographs of the homes of actors Warren Beatty and Annette Bening, who are selling their Beverly Hills, California home, and television personalities Giuliana and Bill Rancic, who are moving out of their Brentwood, California house.

A photograph is presented of actor Jean Dujardin, winner of the 2012 Academy Award for Best Actor based on his performance in the silent film "The Artist." The photograph shows Dujardin in the restaurant Culina at the Four Seasons Hotel in Los Angeles, California, seated at a table with his Oscar statuette next to him. The actor is wearing a suit from the Lanvin fashion house. It is noted that Dujardin would return to his home country of France shortly after the picture was taken at 4:30 am on February 27, 2012.

The article reports on the outcome of the seventh annual Night Before Party fundraising event for the Motion Picture & Television Fund held at the Beverly Hills Hotel in California. The event raised over $5.5 million where many celebrities got to attend including Jennifer Lopez, Kate Beckinsale, Sharon Stone, Leonardo DiCaprio and many others. Celebrities young and old were able to let loose in the relaxed environment like Steven Spielberg and Daniel Craig, Dev Patel and Robert Pattinson.

The article presents the highlights of the Power of Women luncheon sponsored by "Daily Variety" periodical in Hollywood, Los Angeles, California. Some of the celebrities who attended and awarded at the special event include Christina Aguilera, Anne Hathaway and Maria Bello. Niemat Ahmadi, a native of north Darfur, Sudan, received a standing ovation when she addressed the crowd.

The article offers information on the Evening Before party at Century City, Los Angeles California, a fund raising event for the Motion Picture and Television Fund. It states that the soiree gathered celebrities from television shows "Mad Men," "Gossip Girl," and "Hung," who enjoyed tasting food, having free make up applications from Revlon, and playing games in the "People," magazine booth. It mentions that event organizers are pleased to see generosity and support despite the weak economy.

The article offers information on the seventh annual Variety Screening Series in Los Angeles, California. It notes that the screening will run through December 17, 2009 and will introduce more than 50 expected films including "Inglorious Basterds," "The Road," and "Up in the Air." Moreover, it imparts that the screening in Los Angeles will be held at ArcLights while the New York screening will be at the Landmark's Sunshine Theater.

The article offers information on the premiere of "It Might Get Loud" documentary film in Westwood, California. It mentions that Jimmy Page, who commented on maintaining his privacy while making the documentary. It notes on the comment of Sony Pictures Classic's Tom Bernard on the guitar documentary and director Davis Guggeheim's statement that the latest documentary offers something different than his previous documentary "An Inconvenient Truth."

The article discusses the dinner held to celebrate 20 years of the National Resources Defense Council in SoCal. The dinner was held at the Beverly Wilshire, and was attended by Robert Redford, Leonardo DiCaprio, and Cameron Diaz, amongst others. The evening was presented by Jon Hamm. Photographs of the event are included in the article.

The article reports on the annual Backstage event at the Geffen gala held at the Westwood Theater in Los Angeles, California. At the event, Dick Van Dyke has received standing ovation after singing the "Chim Chim Cheree" and "Chitty Chitty Bang Bang." In addition, Rita Wilson and Leslie Moonves were recognized for their passion and dedication as artists.

The article reports on the bunch of protesters who stayed outside the Beverly Hills Hotel while celebrities partied inside for the fundraising event of the Motion Picture & Television Fund. Over 200 demonstrators gathered on Sunset Boulevard as the Night Before Party got in progress. They are protesting the decision to close the organization's acute care hospital and long-term care facility in Woodland Hills, California.

The article reports on the fund-raising event called Saks Fifth Avenue Unforgettable Evening at the Beverly Wilshire in California. The event centered on a serious subject on cancer research where attended by the greats such as Tom Hanks, Steven Spielberg, Gwyneth Paltrow and a performance by Beyonce. The affair raised $2.5 million where $1.5 million gift came from the Susan G. Komen for the Cure foundation.

The article features the premiere of the film "He's Just Not That Into You." It states that the film is based on the book of the same title and produced by Nancy Juvonen. It cites that the cast members of the film including Scarlett Johansson, Drew Barrymore and Jennifer Connelly have celebrated the night at Social Hollywood in Hollywood, Los Angeles, California.

The article highlight the premiere of the film "The Women" starring Debra Messing, Meg Ryan and Annette Bening at Thursday's in Los Angeles, California. Director Diane English expressed her gratitude to Picturehouse president Bob Berney, acknowledging that "The Women" was the company's last film. Celebrity couple Will Smith and Jada Pinkett Smith attended the event.

The article discusses highlights of the 2008 Crystal + Lucy movie awards in Beverly Hills, California. Sherry Lansing received the Paltrow Mentorship Award. Ginnifer Goodwin won the MaxMara Face of the Future. Salma Hayek accepted the Lucy Award. Jeffrey Katzenberg was honored for his humanitarian work, and the evening was dedicated to Sydney Pollack.

The article reports on highlights of the presentation of the 36th AFI Life Achievement Award to Warren Beatty, which was held at the Kodak Theater in Los Angeles, California. Some celebrities who attended the event are Al Pacino, Dustin Hoffman and Diane Keaton. Some movie credits of Beatty are "Reds," "Heaven Can Wait" and "Bulworth."

The article highlights the Geffen Playhouse's annual fund-raiser held in Westwood, California. The event was successfully conducted, with the presence of various notable people in the entertainment industry including Alan Horn, Ron Meyer and Brian Grazer. It was co-hosted by Julie Andrews and Dick Van Dyke.

The article features several new performing arts facilities in California in 2007. The Music Center's Walt Disney Concert Hall in Los Angeles, California has established itself as a new awards-party venue, recently hosting the ET/People Magazine Emmy event and the Imagen Awards. The unique architectural design of Opera and Crimson, a nightclub located in Hollywood, Los Angeles, California, has enabled the facility to be a perfect venue for performing arts.

The article discusses highlights of "Variety" magazine's Power of Youth event that was held on October 6, 2007 at the Global Theater in Universal City, California. The event featured karaoke, fake tattoos, bike races and live performances by Keke Palmer, Elijah Kelley, Janel Parrish and Tyler James Williams. Youth celebrities that have attended the event include Miley Cyrus, Vanessa Hudgens and Emma Roberts.

The article reports on the premiere of "The Jane Austen Book Club," a directorial debut of Robin Swicord on September 20, 2007 in Hollywood, Los Angeles, California. Tom Bernard, president of Sony Pictures Classics company introduced the film and discusses it's feminine allure. Meanwhile, Swicord thanked Bernard and co-president Michael Barker for their efforts as well as producer John Calley for bringing her the Karen Joy Fowler novel for the movie.

The article reports on the Evening Before party attended by various celebrities at Century City in Los Angeles, California. According to the author, the event was hosted by Jeffrey Katzenberg. It was attended by television actors including Sally field, America Ferrera, Kiefer Sutherland, Eva Longoria, Dennis Haysbert and Perrey Reeves.