St. Patrick's Day is less than a week away. The March 17 holiday celebrating everything Irish (everything Irish that's drinkable this is) is this Sunday and there's no way you can turn down showing your support with a beer or shot.

Since it's the day to pull out the one all-green shirt you own, it's only fitting that your drinks also dress up in green with Midori.

A Hollywood standard boasts some new changes.

Public Kitchen and Bar, in the LA staple The Roosevelt, puts a new spin on their Sunday brunch and an updated winter menu. If there were ever a time to revisit this familiar favorite it would be now.

Hollywood creatives wine and dine on grilled pizzettes, whiskey, and artisan cheeses. Casual conversation and witty banter emanate from tables as patrons bask in the venue's natural lighting. Throughout the bar and dining room, diners flip through its new menu, perusing its latest options…any reason to stay a few minutes longer.

It's a familiar lunchtime scene at the newly updated Caulfield's Bar and Dining Room, located in the Thompson Beverly Hills, its cinematic atmosphere pulled from the pages of any retro film script. Like your favorite movie, it's the kind of place you just want to live in. For at least 90 minutes, anyway.

The Oscar envelopes are a critical component to the show. There can be a wardrobe malfunction, a mispronounced name, a flubbed joke, but without the envelope containing every winner's name, the show literally can't go on.

Marc Friedland is the founder and creative director of Marc Friedland Couture Communications and the man behind the envelopes.