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Making its way through Los Angeles, The Distinguished Gentleman’s Ride united classic and vintage style motorcycles—with dapper riders—to raise money and awareness for prostate cancer and men’s mental health. The ride supports Movember Foundation and has raised more than $4.8 million dollars for the cause.

Rides took place on the same day all over the world, from Germany to Chile to South Africa. The Los Angeles iteration featured more than 1,000 riders who raised more than $65,000.

The ride in LA raised more than $65,000 for Movember Foundation.

The ride took place across the world, with more than 1,000 riders in LA.

Motorcyclists raised money and awareness for men’s mental health.

Sharply dressed riders raised money for prostate cancer awareness.

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The yellow carpet was rolled out at the Hollywood Bowl for a screening of “Jane,” a recently released documentary by National Geographic about the life of Dr. Jane Goodall, best known for studying the social and family interactions of chimpanzees for more than five decades. A host of celebrities were there to celebrate the film, including Goodall, director of the film Brett Morgan and composer Philip Glass.

“Jane” featured never-before-seen footage captured by Goodall’s former husband, the late Hugo van Lawick, a world-renowned photographer and cinematographer.

“I have a very important message to take around the world, which is that we’re destroying this planet and that we need to get together to try and make change,” Goodall told the audience at the event.

Celebrating ‘Jane’PHOTOS BY JULIE ELLERTON

Jane Goodall and Marcia Gay Harden

Brett Morgen and Jane Goodall

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Mehrdad Sahafi and his wife, Rosie, invited guests to their annual Olive Festival on their property near Calamigos. Guests enjoyed wine, light fare and, of course, olives from the organic olive orchard.

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Guests picked olives from the organic olive orchard.

Guests enjoyed wine and fare at the Sahafis’ annual Olive Festival on their property near Calamigos.

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Malibu Times Magazine and Southern California Life Magazine partnered to thank our contributors and advertisers in a celebration at Palm Garden Hotel. The evening included spirits, fare and raffle prizes.

Life of the Party

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Point Dume resident, former actress and photographer Lyndie Benson launched her new clothing line, Bleusalt, to a crowd at the Ranch at the Pier on a Saturday evening this fall. Malibu tastemakers and owners of the restaurant at the end of Malibu Pier, Alice Bamford and Ann Eysenring, hosted the party, which featured trays of hors d’oeuvres and some famous faces. The bash was attended by a slew of local stars, including Cindy Crawford, Sara Foster, Jennifer Meyer and Lisa Rinna.

Benson aims to capture the chic Malibu lifestyle in her clothes, described as luxury sweat pants or elevated athleisure wear, made from “the softest fibers on earth.”

Bleusalt is currently available for purchase at Ranch at the Pier or at bleusalt.com.

Launch by the Sea

Above: Rory Kennedy, Lyndie Benson and Kelly Meyer

Left: Cindy Crawford