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Saturday, February 25, 2023

Vegan & Organic Launches Spring 2023.

 Vegan and Organic Launches for Spring 2023, to celebrate award-season in LA.

(WestHollywoodToday.blogspot.com, February 25, 2023)          


By Karen Ostlund

Spring is approaching and many vegan and organic brands are launching their latest products, presented during award-season in Los Angeles.
10 popular brands include:

                                                                             

Green Cola, a new sparkling soda brand that combines the great taste of cola without any sugar, calories, artificial sweeteners or preservatives, that made its debut at the Natural Products Expo East trade show. Green Cola is naturally sweetened with stevia and naturally caffeinated with green coffee beans, that are a natural caffeine source filled with antioxidants. The green fruit flavors in Green Cola contain 10 percent real fruit juice. https://us.greencola.com/

                                                                              
MOOLESS is an animal-free whey protein powder by Natreve.com a wellness brand, which was the first to use Perfect Day’s Whey Protein in a new protein powder called Mooless, It contains 20 grams of protein and a digestive enzyme in each serving. Natreve already offers a plant-based protein powder and one made from 100% grass-fed cow milk, but their new option is Whey Protein.
      
                                                                                   
Nurangecoffee.com is presenting the future of coffee and milk! One glass bottle of NuRange Coffee Concentrate contains 32 servings of organic, single-origin, arabica, barista-quality coffee. Simply pour, stir, and enjoy espresso, hot/cold coffee with latte, or make an espresso martini. In addition, a self-heating latte bottle as a self-heating machine, is presented by NuRange: Twist, wait 5 minutes, to enjoy a 135°F latte anytime, anywhere. 

                                                                                
SUNBOY presents a new category of better-for-you beverages as the world's first ready-to-drink spiked coconut water. It is made with coconut water and real tropical juices, in Passion Fruit, Pineapple, Tangerine, and new flavor Mango at 5% ABV.  drinksunboy.com

                                                                                 
Volaybrands.com is a premium caffeinated sparkling water, with just three simple ingredients: Sparkling water, Natural flavors, and Organic caffeine from green coffee beans. New flavors are Watermelon Mint, Grapefruit, and Tropical Lime.

                                                                                
OnceAgainNutButter.com are taking their "nut and seed butters", to make them super snack-able with its introduction of small-batch, handcrafted graham cracker sandwiches. Available in peanut butter and sunflower seed butter flavors, on-the-go, single-serve snacks that are certified both organic and gluten-free, plus vegan.

                                                                                 
VenusWafers.com have unveiled its newest brand, "South Shores Puff Snacks", as a healthier alternative to chips, which offer a protein-packed puff that’s crunchy, flavorful, in vegan-cheddar, barbecue, and chili-lime flavors.

                                                                                
Plant-based food company ZENB.com, is bringing a yellow pea revolution with the non-wheat pasta using only one ingredient – whole yellow peas, a small  legume and budding superfood. ZENB is presenting their gluten-free, yellow pea spaghetti with roasted tomato sauce along with award-winning chef, Chef Rocco DiSpirito.

                                                                                
"Qualia Skin Vitamins for better skin" with Biotin and Astaxanthin contains 21 different ingredients, taken a once-a-day. Every ingredient in the formula is backed with scientific research, including  Red Orange Complex® (Citrus sinensis Fruit Extract) and HydroPeach™ Ceramides (Peach Fruit Extract). https://neurohacker.com

                                                                                   
VegOutOrganics.com is the new vegan, toxin-free, cruelty-free, natural skincare line with certified organic hemp extracts and other botanicals grown on the organic farm in Virginia Beach.Waterless Aloe Vera is their basic ingredient in cleansers, moisturizers, serums, scrubs and masks. The products have not been tested on animals.


Monday, February 20, 2023

LA Art Show 2023 concluded with DIVERSEartLA Museum Acquisition Award to Arcadia Gallery.

 LA Art Show concluded with DIVERSEartLA Museum Acquisition Award to Arcadia Gallery.

 
(WestHollywoodToday.blogspot.com, February 20 2023, Photos by Karen Ostlund)

                                                                            

LA Art Show concluded yesterday with the launch the DIVERSEartLA Museum Acquisition Award, created by Spain’s La Neomudéjar Museum with the support of the LA Art Show. Inspired by Spain’s La Neomudéjar Museum to mark its 10th anniversary, by promoting the acquisition of art works by leading national and international museums. The winner, of the 5000-euro award was Arcadia Gallery, chosen by Néstor Prieto and Francisco Brieves, Co-Directors of La Neomudéjar Museum.
                                                                                 

The award was presented by Néstor Prieto, Francisco Brieves, DIVERSEartLA curator Marisa Caichiolo and LA Art Show producer/director Kassandra Voyagis.

February 19th 2023 highlights on the LA Artshow Convention floor:
                                                                                
Visitors gathered to see artist Robert Vargas live painting his mural, entitled, "Protect The Life Givers,” which was on view throughout the show.

                                                                                
Pop Artist DeVon made debut at LA Artshow 2023, and he merges painting with photography and printmaking. DeVon contextualizes new meaning by coll-aging torn magazines and books, and submerges his many layers in a thick glossy resin. The final layer of his work is often strewn with paint splatter and encrusted with diamond dust, glitter and jewels.

                                                                                
Italian artist Lorenzo Marini’s two-dimensional artwork and installations show letters bound by flatness hanging in “Raintype" shape. Colorful ABC letters are imprinted on clear rectangular shapes hanging from the ceiling like raindrops suspended in the air, as a rainy day.

                                                                              
Korean artist HanHo’s “Eternal Light,” is a massive nine-part multimedia work presented by ReflectSpace Gallery at the City of Glendale Library. The work is inspired by Michelangelo's “The Last Judgment.” HanHo uses traditional art, technology and performance to re-imagine an apocalyptic scenario for the 21st century.

                                                                                   
Artist Carrie Kaplan's GET A GRIP, "Each piece of music creates a distinct, vivid image and personality. Movements suggest tone, color, emotion, and story of choreography on canvas and color.” MRG Fine Art was in partnership with Zero Two 20 to be a thought-provoking exhibition, creating an open platform for emerging and established talent of diverse backgrounds.

                                                                            
(Left) British born Paolo Puck is best known for his bizarre, whimsical, and dreamlike creations rendered in needle-felted wool, Puck’s sculptures give viewers a glimpse of a world inspired by myths and fairy-tales, Jungian theory and Gnosticism.
(Right) Chilean Painter Victor Castillo has been identified as a pop-surrealist for his paintings of  vintage comics, animation and dark sense of humor. His works spin from political narratives of current world crises to greed and chaos. The protagonists of his paintings are often children with blank eyes.
                                                                                   
"Holy Cow: Pray for Peaceful Coexistence" by artist Ramona Otto. The cow is encrusted with vintage religious charms from all the major religions of the world, as well as peace charms and charms which origin from people at the forefront of various peace movements, like Gandhi and Martin Luther King. The cow is perched on a vintage wooden store display from the 1940s and measures 49" x 20" x 44".

                                                                                   
Carole Feuerman's large-scale sculpture of swimmer, BIBI ON THE BALL
 She has spent the last four decades sculpting monumental, life-sized, and miniature works in bronze, resin, and marble. Her labor-intensive sculptures involve working on the piece both in wax and bronze, later applying multiple coats of primer and paint in the foundry, and finishes in the studio.
                                                                                        
Artist Cheryl Ann Thomas hand coiled porcelain and stoneware vessels assume a life of their own. Constructing these sculptures is an intimate process involving meticulous care, with the artist carefully assembling coil after coil. 

LAArtshow.com

Wednesday, February 1, 2023

The LA Art Show returns to the Los Angeles Convention Center, Feb. 15–19.

 By Karen Ostlund

 (WestHollywoodToday.blogspot.com, CA, February 1st, 2023) – The LA Art Show, LA’s largest and longest-running art fair, will return to the Los Angeles Convention Center on February 15–19, to kick off LA’s art season for 2023.  

Double Sided Triptych- “Thirteen Women in the Volcanic Eruption” (Side 1) Acrylic on wood panels – 8 x 12 feet MOLAA Permanent Collection. Museum purchase with MOLAA Acquisition Fund and funds provided by the Lynne Okon Scholnick Fund. LATIN AMERICA.

                          
The 28th edition will include a wide variety of exhibitors from Europe, Japan, North America, Latin America and South Korea, plus events and performances. Returning for 2023, the fair’s signature curated program DIVERSEartLA, a cultural anchor for the LA Art Show and the only educational project of its kind in the United States, will continue its curatorial focus on the global climate crisis.

                                                          
Italian Cultural Institute LA Project- Il Giardino Planetario The planetary Garden, video installation Artist- Pietro Ruffo Co-creator- Elia Pellegrini. ITALY.

The show is guided is by the leadership of LA Art Show producer and director Kassandra Voyagis:       “One of the most powerful things about art is that it brings people together, and ignites transformative conversations about what it means to be human, which feels particularly relevant in a world that’s forever shifting,” said Kassandra Voyagis. “At the LA Art Show this year, we are thrilled to have a larger international presence than ever, ensuring conversations are expansive and inclusive, nuanced and bold.”
                                                                   

Artist Petra Eiko’s installation immerses the viewer in a sensorial experience through six 3D sculptures and a video installation. GERMANY.

                                                                                
The LA Art Show is an international art experience with over 100 galleries, museums and nonprofit arts organizations exhibiting painting, sculpture, works on paper, installation, photography, design, video and performance with all works available for purchase. LA Art Show 2023 highlights will include:

●  Modern + Contemporary: the largest section at the LA Art Show exhibits a vast selection of contemporary painting, illustration and sculpture from galleries in Los Angeles, the Pacific Rim and around the world.

●  The European Pavilion: dedicated to European galleries, the European Pavilion returns for 2023, showcasing curated exhibitions that highlight contemporary movements and stylistic developments in Europe.

●  The Japanese Pavilion: new this year, introducing more than 10 galleries from Japan.

●  Contemporary digital art: As the first live show to showcase the NFT craze two years ago, LA Art Show will continue to introduce attendees to the incredible trend in digital art, showcasing more eye-catching art trends.

                                                                           
SKID ROW Cooling Resources, "We are Water". LOS ANGELES.


Many of the show’s favorite participating galleries from Europe, Asia and North America will be returning for the LA Art Show 2023, including Abend Gallery Denver, Pigment Gallery Barcelona, Simard Bilodeau Contemporary Los Angeles, Neue Kunst Gallery Germany, Arcadia Contemporary New York and Rebecca Hossack Gallery from the U.K. Newcomers include 193 Gallery from Paris, El Claustre Art Gallery Spain, Taguchi Fine Art Japan and Markowicz Fine Art in California. 

For the first time, there will also be over 10 galleries from South Korea, including LP Gallery, a contemporary art gallery from Seoul, and JJ Art Korea.

                                                                   


LA NEOMUDEJAR Museum /
SPAIN
Project: Uninhabited
Curator: Néstor Prieto
Artist Carmen Isasi has worked on the UNINHABITED project since 2019.

The popular DIVERSEartLA, which began in 2015 and is curated by Marisa Caichiolo, returns for 2023 with an ambitious program, bringing together some of the most important local and international art institutions, museums and nonprofit organizations for elevated and thoughtful dialogue. Expanding on last year’s theme, DIVERSEartLA will address the impact of climate change through a variety of installations, immersive experiences, and performances.

“The ethnic backgrounds of the people in Los Angeles are varied and vast, just like its natural environments,” said DIVERSEartLA curator Marisa Caichiolo. “To honor this unique biodiversity, we’ll continue our curatorial focus on diversity and inclusion—both within human communities, and in global ecosystems. We’ll encourage visitors to confront the complex challenges of our global climate crisis and also to imagine solutions.”

Since 2015, the LA Art Show has been a strong and unwavering supporter of St. Jude Children’s Research Hospital® as it leads the way the world understands, treats, and defeats childhood cancer and other life-threatening illnesses. In 2023, the LA Art Show is donating 15% of all ticket proceeds to St. Jude and its life saving mission. The LA Art Show is proud to bring together St. Jude and the art community.

Owners of the LA Art Show, Scott Diament and Rob Samuels of the Palm Beach Show Group, have recently acquired Art Palm Beach, which will be presented under the innovative leadership of LA Art Show producer and director Kassandra Voyagis, marrying the two fairs in a dynamic state-of-the-art bicoastal enterprise.

Please visit www.LAArtShow.com for more information and tickets.

Address: Los Angeles Convention Center (West Hall) 1201 S Figueroa St, Los Angeles, CA 90015.

Friday, January 27, 2023

Bob Marley's touring exhibit "One Love Experience" in Los Angeles for 12 weeks.

By Karen Ostlund                                 

#BobMarleyExperience #OvationHollywood #SkipMarley #KingCruff  #TerrapinStationEnt

(WestHollywoodToday.blogspot.com January 27, 2023

The Bob Marley "One Love Experience" will be in Los Angeles January 27 2023 for twelve weeks.This is the first time the exhibit is coming to the United States after extended runs in London and Toronto.
                                                                               
Artist MrBrainwash.com  (Thierry Guetta).

It’s a journey through Marley’s life, passions and legacy at his 15,000 square feet official exhibit at The Ovation, Hollywood & Highland, CA.                 
Artist ThePostmanArt.com

 

The exhibit includes never-before-seen Marley photographs, an immersive forest, and memorabilia from the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame. Highlights include the One Love Music Room, original art installations with works by Mr. Brainwash and live listening in the Soul Shakedown Studio.
                                                                                  

Headliner Skip Marley.


The grand opening of the official Bob Marley exhibit was  presented by Terrapin Station Entertainment, including outdoor performances by DJ Shacia Payne, King Cruff and headliner Skip Marley, whose set featured Bob Marley’s hits, including "One Love" “Jammin” and “Waiting In Vain.”

 

King Cruff performed opening act.

                                                                                    
Art-sculpture of a giant lit joint.

 “The world’s largest vinyl record” of Bob Marley's compilation is on display, and the cannabis garden known as the "One Love Forest" with an art-sculpture of a giant lit joint.

                                                                             

Art of Bob Marley by Mr.Brainwash.
                                                                                      
EXODUS Tour 1977 with Bob Marley.

The exhibit’s director and producer, Jonathan Shank, said: “The Bob Marley One Love Experience has already created so many positive vibrations for fans in London and Toronto, and it’s an honor to continue to have the opportunity to curate and produce the exhibit right in the heart of Hollywood.”
For more information, visit
BobMarleyexp.com
https://bobmarleyexp.com/los-angeles/

Friday, January 20, 2023

Remembering Betty White, at the Hollywood Museum’s latest lobby exhibit.

 Remembering Betty White, at the Hollywood Museum’s latest lobby exhibit.
By Karen Ostlund

(WestHollywoodToday.blogspot.com January 20, 2023)
 
 In celebration of Betty White’s 101st birthday, The Hollywood Museum unveiled a new Lobby Tribute Exhibit encompassing the amazing career of The First Lady of Television Betty White.
                                                                             

Speakers (Right) BJ Kourous, Ruta Lee, Michael Learned, Donelle Dadigan and Anne Benson.


This special lobby tribute exhibit includes Betty’s original and her favorite costume from "Hot in Cleveland", props, original scripts, memorabilia, collectibles, and commemorative items, and vintage photographs from her career.
                                                                                  
Betty White memorabilia at the Hollywood Museum.
 

Donelle Dadigan, President of the Hollywood Museum said, “The Museum is honored to pay tribute to American Icon, Betty White First Lady of Television, we know friends and fans alike will certainly enjoy this exhibit. Betty White was one of the first ladies of television to grace the Max Factor Make-Up Studios during her years in Hollywood and on her series Life with Elizabeth.”  

                                                                            

Betty White's blouse from To Tell The Truth Game-show.


On February 15, 2015, Betty made her final appearance on Saturday Night Live when she attended the 40th Anniversary Special. She participated in "The Californians" sketch alongside members of the current SNL cast members as well as Bill Hader, Taylor Swift and Kerry Washington. In the memorable sketch Betty White ends up kissing Bradley Cooper.

On August 18, 2018, White's career was celebrated in a PBS documentary called "Betty White: First Lady of Television". The documentary was filmed over a period of ten years, and featured archived footage and interviews from colleagues and friends.

For her lengthy work in radio, television, and film, Betty White received twice  the Guinness World Record for the longest TV career by a female entertainer in both 2014 and 2018. She received  five Primetime Emmy Awards, two Daytime Emmy Awards, and a Regional Emmy Award, as well as three American Comedy Awards, three Screen Actors Guild Awards, and a Grammy Award. She also has a star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame, as the 1995 Television Hall of Fame inductee.

In December 2021, before Betty White's death, it was announced that a new documentary-style film about her, "Betty White: A Celebration" would be released in U.S. theaters on what would have been her 100th birthday, January 17, 2022

 Address:1660 N. Highland Ave. at Hollywood Blvd in Hollywood, CA.
MUSEUM INFO: www.TheHollywoodMuseum.com

Friday, January 13, 2023

The mystery and malice behind the Gerber Baby.

The mystery and malice behind the Gerber Baby.
Outsiders have been fighting for decades, over the Gerber baby's dead father and mother property assets.

Based on a true story.                        
#GerberBaby #UnSolvedMysteries  

 By Karen Östlund as "Margot"
(WestHollywoodToday.blogspot.com, January 13 2023)   

UPDATED section "HISTORY" in bottom Jan. 28-2025.
                                                                              

The Gerber baby was missing for decades, when an Asian woman came forward in press to claim the identity as the Gerber baby in 1928, but not in 1967. The Gerber baby company was the baby's grandmother family business, which originated from a bakery and cheese factory in Monroe, Wisconsin.The baby was named after her mother’s building "SanLee Margot Lis is Roi de Bois” (translated: "Beloved-Margot-God-King-of-Wood”). Margot took her father’s last name Ostlund, in 1978. The father was Laurent-Buster-Philip-Marc Ostlund, who was the founder of LBPM Property Management, and his electricity company Z & A Associates for Hillpark drive and 3 buildings of wood-storage-houses at 6755-6773 Yucca, with previous gates at 6742 Franklin Place and 1770 n. Highland. The father was known as realtor Buster HUBBARD Ostlund with his name in cement for LAND he owned with a lifetime/eternal mailbox at US Postoffice’s backroom at 1615 Wilcox, 90028.
Margot was listed at the US Embassy and UAE Consulate with photos, and lived at 6700 Hillpark Dr, LA, unit 104 with screening-room at unit 201, library in unit 202 and substitute mother in unit 102. The street-sign for Hillpark was HILL DRIVE in 1972. and the estate was listed as HOLLONGSHEAD estate. Buster listed his company "Hopkins Property Investments” after his mother, as the owner of his apartment unit 104, in 1968.
                   

    

                                                                               
Photo from 1970 of the Gerber baby's grandmother who was a collector, posing in her LA home, for a local newspaper. She owned the original sketch from the Gerber baby photo.


New York Post wrote about the death of the Gerber baby in 1928:
https://nypost.com/2022/06/04/original-gerber-baby-ann-turner-cook-dies-at-age-95/


 Ruben Ostlund owned the Management "Pil Pel" which he used to rent out Margot's mother Rita Or-Hollongshead's 8 units at 1422 N.Fairfax in West Hollywood. "Pil Pel" was the name of Ruben’s farm/baby food company in Sweden. The Gerber baby became the Pil Pel baby in 1967. Ruben also owned the trucking company VIP RELOCATION. The Paicoma Storage for VIP RELOCATION, is still owned by Laurent Buster Philip Marc Ostlund (LBPM) - where he stored the LUNA LUNA Circus from Imperial Palace Las Vegas and the musical instruments from The Beatles.

Ruben Ostlund was known for keeping unit 1 of 1422 n. Fairfax for himself, sitting in an hammock, doing paperwork and lining up papers down the hallway. Unit 5 has still today, Margot's electric toys and white lampshades from 1972. Ruben Ostlund passed away in New York in 1997. That's why his hammock and empty beer bottles were left in his management apartment 1, 1422 n. Fairfax until 2024.

Mrs Ortiz (also known as Mrs Field) took over the Pil-Pel leasing office at 1422 N.Fairfax in West Hollywood in 1997, until she died in 2014.


VIP RELOCATION has had several court-cases registered since 2014, at Van Nuys Courthouse, caused by oversized trucks tipping over with an explosion in a wardrobe box - which trucks are still owned by Ruben Ostlund, who passed away.  The Van Nuys Courthouse has cases dismissed since October 2014 because of a Syrian guard next to the judge in the court-room, who is openly showing that he has the keys to several units in 6700 Hillpark dr. and 6769 Yucca St. - to rent out and pay him. Some units have a collector box inside the mailbox.                         

Some units have a collector box inside the mailbox to hide rent from owners and manager.


Photo of 6700 Hillpark dr. #102  Rita Or-Hollongshead's forgotten apartment since 1972.

 Hollongshead lived in-between 6700 Hillpark drive, unit 102 (photo) and her Santa Monica house at 2324 32nd street until 1972. Gallons of her cashew-nuts and belongings are still in her Santa Monica house today.
Rita Or-Hollongshead's 2 bedroom apartment at 6700 Hillpark Dr, LA unit 102 was located around the corner of Margot's one bedroom "The Princess Suite" unit 102 at 6720 Hillpark drive, LA.
Their neighbors were Mrs Ortiz (also known as Field) and her daughter Alysha Ortiz from Sweden, with birthday in September.  Alysha was a few years older than Margot, living at unit 301 at 6740 Hillpark drive, LA.

In 1972, Buster took Margot to Vagar in Faroe Islands, because Ruben Ostlund worked there, and he wanted to take Margot to school there, because the manufacture of Guldbjörnen AB. The Golden Bear, the prize statue of Berlin International Filmfestival was made there, 1950 to 1970.
Before leaving, Buster rented his 2 bedroom apartment at 19 W 55 street in New York, NY 10019 to Mr.Ortiz because he wanted to put his daughter Alysha Ortiz in a private school in Manhattan. 
               

Guldbjörnen AB in Sweden was the goldmine and manufacture of the Golden Bear prize statue at Berlinale.de International Film Festival, 1950 to 1970. The 20th Annual Berlinale was 1970, because 1st Annual Berlinale was 1950.

 In 1977 Syrian Consulate Stockholm, put Margot's head-shot on the wall and translated her name to "Ankh Kan Mari Sol P Rez ley - Princess of Syria".
This resulted Syrian's country-men in Stockholm, mapped out Margot's parents property assets, to brake the locks, and move in - which happened in 2014, when her last caretaker got a stroke.


Syrian Consulate staff, that speak both Arabic and Swedish said about this, "Just remove them, the same way as cattle on the field".
They can only function to work in their own family business, in their own country, then pray and meditate to focus their minds.”
The Syrian Republic Arab passport used to have a box to fill-in, which animal the semen comes from and a printed text in the bottom of each page 'Permission needed to travel with this passport".
Only in a case of a white person, if the semen comes from a white man, the word DOG, is written in this box.

Majority of the women in Sweden are transgender, and get their babies from Syria in North Africa, with a Syrian passport to fill-in the last name of the future parents.
Calf-semen is an Arab-blond semen, that is too low to grow a vagina and ovaries in a human body. They grow female and male faces, with the same male organ, without puberty.
Calf-semen also gives symptoms of down-syndrome, in-form-of holding on to someone's passport, barricade properties, provocate to get killed - to start a new life with someone's identity.



 There are still 1940s color archive photos from filming “ALADDIN" at Imperial Palace in Las Vegas, of look-a-like Elvis by name, Laurent Buster Philip Marc Ostlund and goth actress Pernilla “Py” Orr-Östling. Retired actress Pernilla became Margot's substitute mother in the 70s.

 FOOTNOTE: Since LA County Registrar Recording listings were filmed (a 3 weeks film) and moved to Norwalk from downtown LA with a lease-sheet, to cover the names of property owners - a new login has been created by staff from "Swedish-Syrian Government owned property for lease". The LA apartments are listed as 6-month leases abroad, to sub-lease yearly to Property Managements in Los Angeles, without their knowledge. Therefor, a renter can receive an eviction-note, if he/she follows order from LA City's Rent Stabilization, to pay less rent.
Sweden is a socialist country, that build apartments, stores and family-homes for lease, listed on one government owned website.


Anyone in Sweden can login to this website, to see who is renting an apartment.
The Swedish-Syrian Government staff decide the amount of  lease, and who to pay.
Syria took over the Swedish government's login and discontinued the Swedish passport, because no-one of their country-men are born in Sweden, but they live in Sweden.
Many in Syria live on the streets, to build-out another person's home, to live-in.

 From 1800 Century until 1970, most houses in US had names instead of numbers. Each house had a name, with its location written in the owner’s passport. Most old buildings, built before 1970 own the LAND, they are standing on.


The 1st week of January 1987, the CAHUENGA W  sign was covered, to be re-painted for future internet maps. CAHUENGA W was earlier named HIGHLAND, because HIGHLAND was a riding road, before the freeway. The HIGHLANDS estate was then named HOLLONGSHEAD estate.


In 1972, the address 6700 Hillpark Dr, LA, units 201, 202 and 102 were listed as "Majorca Entrance" on HILL DRIVE units 6, 7 and 3. The Hillpark drive estate was then listed as HOLLONGSHEAD estate.
The address 6720 Hillpark Dr, LA unit 102 was listed as "Malaga Entrance" on HILL DRIVE, Hollywood, CA unit 2. This address was listed as on the border of 3 zip codes. Before the freeway Hillpark was also listed as YUCCA TREE, because the road made a fork.
                                                                             

Unit 202, 6700 Hillpark Dr, LA has still today 3 inches thick cement layer on top of the living room floor, by the balcony, to cover stairs down to a Hollywood Bowl storage with the statue of the founder of Hollywood bowl, its office and Hollywood Bowl ticket machines, that operate with a charge-card and the whole hand's fingerprints, as a pin. Max four tickets per hand. 
                                                                        

Units #101 and #103, 6700 Hillpark dr, LA are missing apartments. Their front doors are changed to flat-doors, sealed and painted to be hidden in the hallway. It becomes a prison-cell, with entrance from unit #202 and #201, upstairs at 6700 Hillpark dr, LA.

The Swedish-Syrian, (now based in Pacoima), also found a building at 800 Traction, LA 90013 that belonged to Z & A Associates electricity company, known as the "Gaslight Building". The building's wide elevator was used in many movies, and built on S. Hewitt St, with garage entrance on Traction Ave, but without a number. 

TRACTION used to be a street-sign for the small entrance to Public Storage, 300 Avery St, 90013. This Public Storage, 90013 used to be a private-owned storage to the "Gaslight building". In 1972, one of the locked storage-unit, had an inventory left of camouflage-green food-cans from the Vietnam War, containing food and drugs for the soldiers.

The disappearance of "SanLee Margot Lis is Roi de Bois"(translated Beloved-Margot-God-King of Wood) at Hillpark drive, LA was an old case from 1972, in local news.
Several impostors came up in press to take off the case.

Swedish author Fredrik Backman writes about Ruben Ostlund in his book “A Man Named Ove” that became a movie named “A Man Named Otto” starring Tom Hanks in 2022.
“Sonya” in the film had a cousin named Fredrik Sparrman, who was taken out of LA to Sweden, by his caretaker Maj, who was the sister to Margot’s nanny.
In 1977, Swedish newspapers stated that
Herman Göring, politician of the Nazi Party, was still alive, living in Sweden on a Syrian passport, with the noble title "Holy Ngier".
In 1980 Fredrik had a Spanish girlfriend named Marisol, who “Otto” teach to park the car, the right way - his way. (as in the film)

“Otto” had an intellectual black male friend who had a handicapped wife. (roles switched in the film)
The reason “Otto” wanted to end his life, was because he visualized, he killed “Sonya’ and went to her grave. (as in the film)

“Sonya” took the train to visit “Otto” once and forgot her diary, so he run after the train to return the book - (as in the film).
Herman Goring called himself Ruben Östlund in Sweden.
Swedish film-director Ruben Östlund was known as Ola Östrud, born in Denmark, when he was filming a short-film for Berlinale filmfest.
“Sonya” in the film was SanLee Margot Lis is Roi de Bois, who became Karen Ostlund in 1978. She was a child ice-skater (Disney-On-Ice) in the AMPAS office 1972.

HISTORY OF THE CASE;
Tommie Lis is Rois Bois was a singer / guitarist until 1968, also known as "The King".
Tommie was renamed on film, after his death, when he was still the owner of the "Lis is Rois Bois Ranch" (translated "God King of Wood"), entrance from 6742 Franklin Place, 90028.
The 8-units-house at 6769 Yucca st, 90028, always belonged to  6742 Franklin Place, 90028.

Next door, 6740 Franklin Place, 90028 was a Cowboy Saloon Bar and Hotel.

In 1940s, the garden units 6765-6773 Yucca st, 90028, were used for carpet-weaving (Rois Bois carpets), but became WORKSPACE/STORAGES in 1966 to 1st floor of property-owners of Hillpark dr, 90068. 

The 1st floor of property-owners of Hillpark dr, 90068 established Z & A Associates to import oil from ZIRA ISLAND, for electricity at Hillpark dr, 90068 and Yucca st, 90028, registered at UAE Consulate LA (United Arab Emirates).

The apartments of 6759 Yucca, 90028 and 6755 Yucca st, 90028 belonged to horse-owners, but never sold.

The LAND of 6735 Yucca st, 90028 was grass, outdoor-horse-land.
6725 Yucca st, 90028 was horse-stalls and storages for horse-equipment, with small windows.

6711 Yucca st, 90028 was the ranch private elementary school with school-lockers inside the lobby,  until 1977.