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LIFESTYLE LETTER

Happy New Year!

January 2022 PUBLISHER

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Welcome to 2022! It’s been quite a couple of years, but as always, I feel refreshed and eager for the clean slate of a new year each January. Yes, I also feel that pull to make resolutions (that I will, to be honest, probably break, like giving up chocolate!), but truly it’s the promise of things to come that motivates me for the year ahead—all the opportunities yet to be discovered, friends yet to be made, and achievements looming on the horizon. With how busy life becomes, taking time to welcome in the new year is a nice reminder to be still for a moment and reflect on where we have been, what the past year has taught us, what we want to grow and learn from, and where we want to go from there. The practice of establishing new goals or a resolution for the coming year is something that can help us focus on what is truly a priority, or at least what should be. To help you on your way, we packed this issue full of information! First, did you know that actress Sharon Stone sits on the Barrow Neurological Foundation’s Board of Trustees? Read all about her massive health scare and how she’s now involved. When you’re ready to explore the amazing culinary destinations in the city, read our story “New in ’22,” which showcases some of the new hot spots to try. We also have several health and wellness stories, showcase a stunning kitchen, and feature gorgeous handbags. And, read all about a bike trip through the Balearic Islands. I hope you enjoy the issue, and as we enter 2022, I wish you a year of health, happiness, and love! May all your hopes and dreams come true. Yours,

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inside the issue The Health & Wellness Issue

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Lifestyle Letter

City Scene

Business Monthly

Local Experiences

Local Eateries and Bars Now Open Across the Valley

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34 Biking Through the Balearic Islands A Travel Destination and Experience

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40 Sharon Stone

The Actress on Her Health Crisis, the Doctor Who Saved Her Life, Barrow Neurological Institute, and What She’s Up To Now

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46 Staying Afloat

Creative Architecture Yields a Pragmatic Solution to a Glass Kitchen

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24 Expert Help

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40 Inspired By

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52 Healthy Lifestyle

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56 Events 58 Fashion Forward

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1: There were more than 700 participants at the 17th annual Run for Ryan House. 2: Karen Shell, Founder and Executive Director of Kids in Focus, and Stephanie Nowack, Noche para los Niños event chair. 3: Alfredo and Renae Molina at the Kids in Focus’ annual Noche para los Niños. 4: Jerry Colangelo at the Integrity Summit, held at Chateau Luxe. 5: The Rooftop Concours event awarded special “Diamond” trophies for Best In Show in various categories. 6: Grand North Entrance—Denim & Diamond event signage with a Porsche car display. 7: A rooftop view of the Rooftop Concours Event set up, which featured classic and exotic vehicles.

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8: Juliet, Elle, Benjamin, Todd, and Ivy Burgess at a ribbon-cutting ceremony for The Burgess Law Group’s newly renovated office. 9: Kierland POP’s fifth annual outdoor festival took place in Scottsdale from Nov. 5-7, 2021. 10: The Burgess Law Group team: Janel Glynn, Angie Renteria, Alexandra Gill, Lindsi Weber, Juliet and Todd Burgess. 11: Janel Glynn, Lindsi Weber, Juliet Burgess, and Alexandra Gill (partners at The Burgess Law Group). 12: A variety of restaurants from Westin Kierland Resort and Kierland Commons shopping center participated in Kierland POP. 13: Kim Seeley and Celeste Silvernail at Kids in Focus’ Noche para los Niños. 14: The Kierland POP weekend delivered live music and entertainment, shopping, and art in unexpected places.

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The Singletons Open H.U.B. as a Community Resource The Singletons, a nonprofit organization that serves the needs of single-parent families battling cancer, recently opened the Help Us Build (H.U.B.) community center. H.U.B. is a 3,344-square-foot building located at 28th Street and Bell that provides a safe place for families to connect with volunteers, counselors, and other members of the community for support and resources. Community programs include educational classes in health and nutrition, small-scale fundraisers, and The Singletons Kitchen. TheSingletonsAZ.org

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Joey Maggiore Opens The Mexicano The newest restaurant from chef Joey Maggiore opened in December, and is a celebration of flavor and the melding of modern execution with traditional, authentic Mexican ingredients. Open daily for dinner. TheMexicano.com

Postino Launches 'Wine Cult' Postino recently launched Postino Wine Cult, the first-ever subscription-based wine club created by the team behind Postino WineCafe. Members receive a box filled with four wines curated by Postino’s Beverage Director Brent Karlicek four times per year for only $60 each (or $220 with an annual subscription). There will also be exclusive perks, 20% off bottles to-go, exclusive access to small-batch wines, and first tastes of the new seasonal By The Glass wines. PostinoWineCafe.com

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The New Year is the perfect time to make your health and wellness a priority, so why not pamper yourself at one of the many wellness destinations around town? Invite a friend for a day of relaxation or take some time for some much-needed quality alone time. Whatever you prefer, we have you covered.

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rience in the comfort of your own home from massage therapist Taty Salles with Phenomenal Touch Massage. PhenomenalTouchMassageAZ.com GER R ISH MEDESTHETICS: Feel better and more energized with a vitamin shot or IV drip from Gerrish MedEsthetics. 9831 E. Bell Road, Scottsdale PR O R ECOVER Y ZONE: Enjoy a good stretch with Pro Stretch Therapy at Pro Recovery Zone, where a professional assists with a stretching routine. 2502 E. Camelback Road, Phoenix OMNI SCOTTSDALE R ESOR T & SPA AT MONTELUCIA: Before you enjoy a treatment at Joya Spa, stop at the Joy of Purification Room, with its 55 lb. quartz crystal, and release your cares and worries. 4949 E. Lincoln Drive, Paradise Valley CAMELBACK VILLAGE HEALTH CLUB & SPA: Pamper yourself with a facial or massage at the spa at Camelback Village Health Club & Spa. 4444 E. Camelback Road, Phoenix

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Happy New Year! We hope you all had a joyous holiday season filled to the brim with precious time and heartfelt love and laughter with friends and family! Now, it’s officially 2022 … WOW! How did that happen?? Honestly, I really love this time of year, it’s when things feel fresh, new, and exciting. I see the beginning of a new year as a reminder to stay focused on my goals and the life I want to live. It is so easy for us all to get right back into the grind and lose sight of that. I encourage you to look at it differently this time. Maybe implement some new little habits and rituals to stay on track with those goals … you can start small and grow from there. I find that when I set my goals too high, it becomes daunting and oftentimes too difficult to attain. It takes baby steps... one step at a time to move the needle forward. This is my strategy in the new year—to stay engaged and take things slow and steady. That is a challenge in and of itself for me as I always tend to rush into things and go hard and fast, which typically stifles me and leads to eventual burnout. I encourage you to take the necessary steps each day to achieve your goals. This will lead you to success and contentment through living the life you want to live, and knowing it’s possible! Just that thought is a relief! With all of that in mind, we can’t begin to explain how excited we are to share the new look with our official rebrand for 2022: Paradise Valley City Lifestyle! This rebrand was undertaken with great purpose in order to tie in our robust digital platform CityLifestyle.com, which brings you even more amazing lifestyle content each month! You may also notice a few new segments, as well. This letter, for one! You will be hearing from both myself, as well as Michelle Glicksman, our Editor-in-Chief, each month! Our “City Scene” changed in look, but will still continue to bring you photos displaying all of the amazing events and things going on in the community. Another is the “Business Monthly” section, which incorporates news from numerous local businesses and nonprofits in the community. We hope you enjoy some of the new elements, as we always strive to improve and bring you monthly content that speaks to our community in a way that is enjoyable and uplifting!

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Hungry for something new in 2022? Here are a few of the new spots that opened in the latter half of 2021, each well worth being added to your food and beverage bucket list for the year ahead.

NEIGHBORLY PUBLIC HOUSE Opened just prior to the holidays in Uptown Phoenix, Neighborly is the latest concept from Arcadia native Christopher Collins, the chef-owner of The Macintosh, Twisted Grove, and more. The dinner-only concept is adorned with steel accents and plaid wallpaper, making for a refined and angular look and feel, and warmed by thick walnut tables and chic lighting. The food is primarily refined American in theme, with a hearty spinach dip, bacon-topped burger, rotisserie chicken, and prime cuts of meat. For fans of Collins, a handful of his favorite items from his other concepts are on the menu, as are some ultra-fresh seafood options. NeighborlyPublicHouse.com

BARCOA AGAVERIA Almost hidden behind XICO, a Latinx and Indigenous art gallery and working artist studio in Phoenix, BARCOA opened in late 2021. The bar was developed by Arizona Taco Festival and Phoenix Pizza Festival creator David Tyda in homage to the spirit of Mexico, especially its agave spirit and wine producers. In order to create an authentic atmosphere, Tyda and business partner Ryan Oberholtzer sourced nearly every design element directly from Mexico. The lower portion of the bar is dark and sexy, with a more refined cocktail menu and educational tequila, mezcal, and other agave spirit tastings. The more casual upper cantina is all about Mexico’s most iconic agave-infused offerings, including the batanga and, of course, the margarita. Insider tip: try a 1.5-ounce pour from the “Otro Agave” menu, which features lesser-known agave spirits including sotol, bacanora, and raicilla. BarcoaPHX.com

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As much a tribute to owner Melissa Maggiore’s recently passed father—Phoenix culinary icon Tomaso Maggiore—as to the food of her family’s native Sicily, this 5,000-square-foot concept opened in mid2021. Of particular note here is the stage and piano, where crooners sing all things Rat Pack and Billy Joel. Opposite the stage is a wraparound bar with an impressive selection of Italian wines, beers, and cocktails, including an out-of-this-world, gelato-infused martini. The menu boasts Tomaso’s signature classics, family favorites, and new recipes including Spaghetti Picchiu Pacchiu, a dish where 100% of proceeds are donated to the Tomaso Maggiore Culinary Arts Foundation. CONTINUED > TheItalianDaughter.com JANUARY 2 0 2 2 | C I TYL I FE STYL E . C OM/PA RAD I S E VA L L E Y

“Here are a few of the new spots that opened in the latter half of 2021, each well worth being added to your food and beverage bucket list for the year ahead.”

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THE MEXICANO Around the same time Melissa Maggiore opened The Italian Daughter, her brother (and acclaimed chef-owner of Hash Kitchen, The Sicilian Butcher, and more) Joey Maggiore began construction on The Mexicano. Opened in December, the light, bright restaurant is meant to be a celebration of flavor and the melding of modern execution with traditional, authentic Mexican ingredients. Fans of Maggiore’s signature over-the-top presentations will not be let down, as there are several larger-than-life interpretations of dishes, à la the footlong cannolis at The Sicilian Baker. TheMexicanoComida.com

THE VANILLA GORILLA When famed local chef Dom Ruggiero opened Hush Public House in 2019, he took the culinary community by storm. Amid Covid-19, the space next door became available, and his wheels started turning on a beer concept. Enter The Vanilla Gorilla.

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Open since late 2021, the name pays homage to the same quirky monikers of some of the best beer spots in the Valley, including The Wandering Tortoise, The Whining Pig, and The Sleepy Whale. The 2,500-square-foot venue, equipped with flat-screen televisions and board games aplenty, has 24 taps and nearly 100 bottle options, including the team’s local favorites from Wren House Brewing Company, Arizona Wilderness Brewing Co., Huss Brewing Co., Tombstone Brewing Company, The Shop Beer Co., and more. VanillaGorillaAZ.com

BUDDHA’S RITUAL Opened at the tail end of 2021, the 2,700-square-foot restaurant makes a statement upon approach thanks to its massive pink door. Once inside, the visuals keep coming, starting with a floor-to-ceiling mural of a pink Buddha in a teal jungle. Open for breakfast, lunch, and dinner daily, the menu is just as bold as its aesthetic, with a fabulous fusion of

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Asian and American dishes—notably kimchi-stuffed grilled cheese, deconstructed Banh Mi, and brick-oven pizzas with both more traditional as well as Asian-inspired toppings, including sprouts, egg, and seasoned proteins. BuddhasRitual.com

DON WOODS’ SAY WHEN In the weeks leading up to the late summer opening of Don Woods’ Say When, expectations were high. The bar was high for the—well—bar, because it was the latest concept from Ross Simon, founder of both Bitter & Twisted Cocktail Parlour and Little Rituals, two of the most acclaimed cocktail spots in the Southwest. And guess what? It delivers, and then some. Equal parts bon vivant-style penthouse and cocktail lounge, the space with 270-degree city views feels like an album cover from the 1960s—a vibe that carries over into the menu, which features retro-modern takes on cocktails popular at the time, as well as elevated bar bites. RiseUptownHotel.com

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“Today we have a big-ass morning, just so you know,” says Borja Uria, one of our trip leaders, as he smiles. Uria is referring to the 40-plus miles our group from Arizona will be biking today, day two of a multi-day Backroads bike trip to two of the Balearic Islands off the coast of Spain. “I rode my Peloton TWICE,” Arcadia resident and friend Jackie Hutt responds when I ask her what she did to train for our trip to Mallorca and Menorca. “I’ve never biked more than 30 miles in a row before,” pal Heidi Crown says, laughing. “But here I am, biking in Spain… a bucket list trip. It’s surreal.” Sadly, MY training included just one bike ride and a few yoga sculpt classes. But, I’m excited to work off some of the weight I gained Zooming and get back outside for my first big international trip with others since the pandemic started. Sure there are some added hurdles when it comes to navigating Covid travel—government forms to fill out, negative test results, and vaccination cards to show upon arrival. The five other couples joining my husband Kenn and I on this active vacation are more than happy to make the effort. Our guides are just as excited since, like so many others in the hospitality industry, they had to suspend operations when the Covid crisis hit. Berkeley-based Backroads has been leading guided biking, hiking, and multi-sport adventure trips around the world since 1979, when founder Tom Hale first had an idea in the middle of the night to start a bike touring company and encourage active travel (Backroads. com). They’ve slowly started adding back some of their international destinations, taking all precautions, and welcoming travelers again safely. They’ve also added E-bikes, which is a game-changer for those who may be intimidated by the thought of pedaling over anything steeper than a speed bump. We begin our trip in the beautiful Serra de Tramuntana mountains, part of Mallorca’s World Heritage-designated landscape that attracts more than 80,000 bikers year-round. Mallorca is a melting pot of cultures and traditions, dating back centuries. You’ll find stunning beaches, lush vineyards, and enough windmills to make even the Dutch jealous. A stop at the well-preserved Medieval town of Alcudia allows us a chance to stretch our legs. CONTINUED >

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Our bike route continues to the water, where the strong winds off Pollenca Bay test my balance and riding skills but provide ideal conditions for the kiteboarders enjoying the day. The six-day trip takes us to the picturesque Cap de Formentor, where the mountains meet the Mediterranean, and then on to Menorca, a smaller island a mere 40-minute flight north. Not as well-known as Mallorca, Menorca has a hidden gemvibe, where our fearless Arizona group welcomed the chance to bike through miles of whitewashed villages and rolling hills (a support van available should last night’s serving of Spanish wine take an early toll). “The biking in Mallorca is, dare I say, world-class,” leader Carlos Abud tells me. “Obviously, all of the best riders go there… but Menorca? It’s a Mediterranean island where time stands still, and everything moves slow.” Menorca is also home to a wonderful brewery and the Michelinrated Es Moli De Foc, a delightful cozy restaurant surrounded by colorful walls featuring even more colorful artwork. Our group may have overwhelmed owner Vincent with questions about their house-made lager and memorable paella.

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DES ERT BOTAN ICAL GAR DEN A ND F R A NK L LOYD WR I G H T ' S TA L I E S I N WE ST View artist Dale Chihuly’s stunning large-scale installations at two iconic Valley locales—Desert Botanical Garden (DBG) and Frank Lloyd Wright’s Taliesin West. At DBG, wander the trails and see the works nestled among the Garden’s world-class collection of desert plants. At Taliesin West, additional installations will be on view. DBG.org and FrankLloydWright.org

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