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08.14.09 - Frontiers Magazine
A Morbid Curiosity

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10.13.08 – Reception for Obama
An Event Benefiting The Obama Victory
Fund and Obama For America

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06.24.08 – BizBash.com
Poll: How Will California's Gay Wedding
Surge Impact Corporate Events?

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02.23.06 – BizBash.com
Domino Party Goes Late Into The Night

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06.06.06 – BizBash.com
Wrap Party Celebrates The Big Easy

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02.23.06 – BizBash.com
The Big Oscar Winner's Big Party

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01.01.04 – WHO Weekly Australia
The A List

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12.03.03 – Daily Variety
Party Planners Always On Lookout For
Latest 'In' Thing

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10.07.03 – The Hollywood Reporter
Planning The Perfect Party Involves
All Five Senses

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08.04.02 – Variety.com
Wadsworth Angles For Preem Biz

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10.13.00 – The Hollywood Reporter
In Hollywood, First-Rate Soirees
Begin With Innovative Venues
WHO Weekly Australia  January 2004
The A List


Moondance Events"Sushi is definitely in at the moment,"says Benita Karroll of Los Angeles' Moondance Events and Entertainment. But the coolest trend is canapés served on spoons, such as porcini mushroom ravioli and oysters. "Presentation-wise it looks great," says Adam Carney of Sydney caterer the Truffle Group. "It’s easy because people don’t have to use their fingers." Add an array of exclusive nibblies such as avruga ("the new caviar"), wagu beef and haloumi cheese and pine nuts in kataifi (Greek thin-thread pastry), all dished up by Sydney’s Belinda Franks, and you can’t go wrong. In the US, "it’s a fine line with meat because of mad cow," says Karroll.

Di Webster