Rovinsky's Palm Springs Prints - So Much Humidity

Rovinsky's Palm Springs Prints - So Much Humidity"Other places have so much humidity." About the Artist Alice Rovinsky created Rovinsky's Palm Springs, a series of topical cartoons that appeared in Palm Springs Life in the late 1960s and '70s. Sophisticated, witty and always entertaining, the popular cartoons captured the modernist spirit of the Palm Springs resort community and found humor in its lifestyle and social scene. Her drawings are simple and specific with an insightful eye to each stroke.

The Movie Colony's new modern marvel rethinks indoor-outdoor living with a few tricks of the trade

featuring a reprint of an Earl Cordrey Palm Springs Life Magazine cover

Map to the Stars' Homes

Lawrence Crossley

Stanley Anderson designs a Seven Lakes condo for a client

the home of Arthur Elrod

Michael Phelps' next Olympian goal is a better world for children

Photograph by Bill Diodato

From John Lautner's Elrod House to his top-of-the-hill estate for Bob Hope

the stage was not the only place to behold the well-known stars of the era

Beauty: Splurge

Gigi Burris Millinery raffia hat with red scarf