#Car Interior Detailing in LA

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A competent auto detailing worker looks at the automobile's paint job and makes corrections where the car has scratches or is dull and faded. A Car Interior Detailing in LA offers a variety of services. 

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Brilliant Rides: Detailing Excellence

Interior detailing involves a thorough cleaning of all surfaces, including vacuuming, steam cleaning, and shampooing carpets and upholstery to remove stains and odors. Leather seats and surfaces are cleaned and conditioned to prevent cracking and wear. Dashboard, console, and other plastic or vinyl components are meticulously cleaned and dressed to restore their original look.

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lo's mobile detail | Car Detailing Service | Ceramic Coating Service in Las Vegas NV

lo's mobile detail elevates the concept of car care by offering an unmatched Car Detailing Service in Las Vegas NV. Our mobile operation brings convenience right to your doorstep to rejuvenate your vehicle inside and out. With a focus on quality, our professionals employ the latest tools and techniques to ensure your car looks its best. In addition, Lo's Mobile Detail specializes in Ceramic Coating Service in Las Vegas NV, offering superior protection for your vehicle's exterior. Our advanced coating technology not only gives your car a glossy finish but also shields it from environmental contaminants, UV rays, and minor scratches, extending the longevity of the paintwork. Contact us to maintain the beauty of your vehicle.

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Lisa Frankenstein Filming Locations

“It is true, we shall be monsters, cut off from all the world; but on that account we shall be more attached to one another.” ― Mary Shelley, Frankenstein

As promised, here are some of the filming locations for Lisa Frankenstein. As I just saw Kathryn Newton at Spooky Empire in Orlando this past weekend, I decided to stalk filming locations for some of her cooler movies. Or you can just watch the video I made, which covers all the locations but it goes into much less detail:

I found most of the locations on my own, but then received a location list from a person on the film's production team which confirmed the ones I'd already found and gave me the ones I was missing. Big thank you to that person!

***Spoilers below***

We'll start with Lisa's home which is located at 2552 Cypress Lawn Dr, Marrero, LA 70072. The shed in the back yard for the tanning booth is really part of the property, & can just be seen from the street (circled in red in second image).

Now, if you go there, remember, THIS IS PRIVATE PROPERTY. Perfectly fine to admire it from the street, but do not trespass, do not knock on the door, do not ask for a tour, & do not ask if Lisa is home. Please. Now, if the folks living there say 'Hey' & invite you in when they see you in the street taking selfies with the house, that's another thing entirely - but otherwise, low profile it.

Although they filmed a little bit inside the real house, at least for the scenes where Creature first arrives, most of the house interiors were filmed on a sound stage which I know thanks to Zelda Williams posting this photo:

And that sound stage is The University of New Orleans Nims Center Studio located at 800 - 824 Distributors Row in New Orleans. I know this because of this picture from a behind the scenes video showing the entire cast & crew taking a group photo with two distinct architectural features circled. The next image is a Google street view of the same location with those features also circled.

Per the locations list, the party house Lisa & Taffy go to early in the film is located at 12565 Patterson Rd, New Orleans, LA 70131, which I've confirmed via location detail on Google maps:

And the high school is Belle Chase high school at 8346 LA-23, Belle Chase, LA 70037, which I've also confirmed via architectural detail:

The exteriors for Bachelor's Grove Cemetery & the woods around it, the wooded paths, & the bench scenes all take place in Brechtel Park, which is located in the Algiers neighborhood of New Orleans.

The park offers roads for driving scenes as well as thick woodland with vines & dense ground cover for the cemetery set - which, sadly, was entirely fake. Below is the exact location of Bachelor's Grove.

Bachelor's Grove is located at GPS coordinates 29.9100534 -90.0124431. The easiest way to get there is to take an asphalt sidewalk that you'll find about 100 feet to the right of the entrance. That sidewalk will take you around the north edge of the park and then turn left (south) where you will look for the 2nd marked trail. Follow that trailfor about 50 feet and you'll find a second marked tree, which I call the Twisted Tree, and you're in Bachelor's Grove.

Moving along, the scene at 1:17:37 in the film where Creature goes to retrieve Janet's (Lisa's step-mom's) car and kills the mean old man who is harassing the kid who can't start a lawn mower, was filmed at the south dead end of Dede Street in Marrero, LA at GPS 29.855776, -90.093451.

Rather pleased with myself for finding that one - not easy.

Creature then returns to just outside Bachelor's Grove, which again was filmed in Brechtel Park, with precise location circled in the third image.

Lisa & Taffy arrive there & Lisa psychs herself up to go into the cemetery to kill Creature at GPS 29.906104, -90.009096

This is still in Brechtel Park, they just moved the cars about 30 feet to the west & spun the camera around - the dead giveaways are those posts along the road & the two small hills in the background.

Lisa then runs down a wide, woodland path.

This photo of one of Brechtel Park's wide, wooded paths is the same path, located at GPS 29.908912, -90.011958.

And here's that spot circled below:

When Dale, Lisa's dad (played by Joe Chrest, who also plays the Wheeler's dad on Stranger Things), & Taffy visit Lisa's grave at the end, they are standing in the southern section of Carrollton Cemetery in New Orleans, at GPS 29.947097, -90.121813.

The reason they used this location is because Carrollton is one of the few New Orleans cemeteries that has a large section where all the graves are below ground, as this movie is supposed to be taking place near Chicago.

As for how I know they used this specific location, I have a wine bottle shaped tombstone to thank for that. In the below image, we see that odd tombstone from the front.

And here we see it from the back, as I wasn't able to get a clear image of it from the same perspective of the above image:

Also rather proud of that find.

And the final scene on the bench is also in Brechtel Park at the location circled on the map, GPS 29.909290, -90.010784.

So the only significant filming location I can't find is Michael's red brick colonial, but whatever. Found Michael's house, too!

Anyway, here's to hoping we all find that special someone who was reanimated just for us. 🦇🖤🦇

creaturesfromelsewhere 5-23-2024

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Hi! Are you still taking ianthony prompts? I've had this stuck in my head the time Ian's car broke down and Anthony said he begged Ian 6 times to come pick him up and I just imagine Damsel in Distress Ian who's also stubborn and a bit oblivious to a worried and protective Anthony who's always there for him in different situations.

Thank you sooo much for the prompt!!

This is definitely one of my favorite little details that they've dropped about themselves haha!! I can't believe Anthony had to ask Ian SIX whole times just to come get him 😂 Ian truly must never ask for help! Okay, I'm a little rusty in my writing but I'm excited so let's see how this goes! Let me know what you think! ^_^

(mid writing notes: writing this really made me realize just how many times SIX whole times of asking your friend to let you give them a ride is. SIX TIMES)

Read on ao3: https://archiveofourown.org/works/56102110

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Leave it to Ian to get stranded in the only 'middle-of-nowhere' spot in LA. Anthony was wearing tracks into his living room carpet, caught up in rereading the messages Ian had sent.

"Car broke 😢" was the first sign of trouble, accompanied by the sad photo of Ian's car half-pulled off of the asphalt into grass.

"Where are you?" Anthony had shot back, confused by the seemingly rural background of the photo. "Got AAA coming to help?"

"In the most barren part of the whole city." Ian replied after a couple of minutes. "I'm taking a look at at it now but yeah I'm probably going to call them. Car sounds fucked."

"Shit, man. Lemme know if you need a ride" Anthony offered. It only took a second for the reply.

"No worries, I'll be good."

There had been radio silence for a while then. Anthony hadn't been too stressed. He figured Ian already had a different person lined up to get him if his car didn't start back up. Still, he kept glancing at his phone for updates that didn't come.

After about forty minutes, and a quick glance at the clock that told him it'd be getting dark soon, Anthony texted Ian again.

"Triple A fix your car?"

The response was prompt. "Nope"

Anthony stared at the message, knowing this man did not just send him only the word 'nope.' It took a minute but more followed.

"The AAA guy's still looking at it but from what I can tell it's beyond his scope. He mentioned I should probably call a tow truck so I've been looking at reviews."

Anthony glanced outside his window, frowning at the rapidly darkening sky. "That sounds like a good idea. after you call whoever, I can drive over so you have a ride once they've towed yours"

Ian responded quickly, "No don't worry I'm all good."

Definitely must have a ride then, Anthony thought. Still, he had to make sure. "Oh good, you've got a ride then?"

There was a long pause, so Anthony set his phone down, glancing at the setting sun again and went to get some water from the kitchen.

Coming back in to his phone, he checked his messages, and-

"No, I'll probably just Uber."

Anthony was flabbergasted. "Why?? Don't worry man it's no problem for me to pick you up. Let me know where you're at." It was actually just straight up dark outside at this point. "Is the AAA guy still there??"

"Nah he's gone. Waiting on the tow truck."

Alone in the middle-of-nowhere Los Angeles? Anthony thought, In the dark? Worry flared up in his chest and the pacing began.

"Ian, just drop me your map pin and I'll head over."

"It's chill, I'm not in a rush to get home." Ian replied, not a care in the world.

Anthony resisted the urge to bury his face in his hands. "that's not really the point??"

Suddenly a picture was loading in on the messages.

Anthony braced himself for a lackadaisical gif (and yes, he pronounced it jif like god and the creator intended) but was greeted instead with a horrendous selfie of Ian holding the phone at an angle an inch from his chin, smiling at him. The artificial light from his phone lit up the interior of his car behind him. Anthony couldn't help but laugh, even as the worry churned in his stomach. Another message followed.

"Don't worry. I'm a big boy now, all grown up and everything."

Anthony considered wracking his brains for a daddy joke, but decided Ian didn't deserve it right now. He grabbed his keys and wallet, flicked off the living room light, and left, locking his door behind him. As he walked toward his car, he jabbed the call button.

It rang only twice before Ian picked up. Anthony heard him take a breath to speak and didn't give him a chance. "Ian, just tell me where you're at, I'm heading to my car now."

"I-" Ian sounded surprised. There was a moment of rustling on the other end, then Anthony was clearly put on speaker as Ian's voice echoed slightly through the call. "Anthony, really, it's fine. The tow truck people have an ETA of like 15 minutes and then I'll call the Uber while they're hooking the car up."

Anthony, now at his car, pressed his eyes closed for a second in annoyance as he clicked his key. He hoped Ian could hear the pointed little beep-beep of his car unlocking in response.

"You really don't have to go out of your way to come get me," Ian continued, undeterred. "I didn't mean to derail your whole night with this," He laughed.

Anthony got in the car and leaned his head on his steering wheel in despair. "Ian."

"What?" Ian asked.

Anthony began to laugh despite himself, "I don't understand," He laughed harder, pushing the words out. "Why won't you just let me pick you up? I've asked you like five times!"

There was a moment of silence from Ian's end, and Anthony knew Ian was processing just how ridiculous this had become. Ian started snickering. Then they were both just laughing, Anthony holding the phone tight to his ear as Ian's laughter poured from it, his other hand ready to turn the car on.

"So," Anthony caught his breath, "So can you -please- drop me a map pin so I can come get you?"

"Alright, alright." Ian said.

Ian's voice was soft and breathless from his laughter. Anthony had spent a long time learning how to properly relish the beautiful moments in his life. The sound of Ian's voice right now, echoing slightly through the phone? That was one of those moments.

Anthony's phone pinged. "There. You happy?"

"Finally, my god." Anthony pulled the phone away to check. "Okay, I'll be there in ten minutes."

"Great," Ian said. "I think the tow truck gets here right about then." Anthony could still hear the smile in his voice. "I'll be here, waiting for you to rescue me."

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The World’s Most Expensive Cars: A Symphony of Luxury and Performance

When it comes to supercars, price tags transcend mere numbers—they become symphonies of craftsmanship, power, and exclusivity. Buckle up as we explore the 2024 lineup of the world’s most expensive cars, where each vehicle is a masterpiece in motion.

1. Rolls-Royce La Rose Noire Droptail: $30 Million

Rolls-Royce steals the spotlight with the La Rose Noire Droptail—a two-seater that redefines luxury. Breaking away from the usual four-seat layout, this masterpiece features a removable hardtop. Its intricate inlays, composed of 1,603 individual pieces of Black Sycamore veneer, mimic the illustrious Black Baccara rose. The deep True Love exterior paint completes this all-encompassing piece of art on four wheels.

2. Rolls-Royce Boat Tail: $28 Million

The Rolls-Royce Boat Tail exudes elegance and exclusivity. Handcrafted to perfection, it’s a blend of automotive engineering and bespoke luxury. With a design inspired by classic J-class yachts, it features a rear deck that unfolds into a picnic set. This car isn’t just transportation—it’s an experience, a statement, and a testament to craftsmanship.

3. Bugatti La Voiture Noire: $156 Million

Bugatti’s La Voiture Noire lives up to its name—the black car. With a quad-turbocharged W16 engine, it roars with 1,479 horsepower. Its sleek lines and carbon fiber body make it a true work of art. Only one exists, and it’s a tribute to Bugatti’s heritage and innovation.

4. Pagani Zonda HP Barchetta: $146 Million

The Pagani Zonda HP Barchetta is a symphony of carbon fiber, titanium, and handcrafted details. Its open-top design and manual gearbox evoke pure driving pleasure. With a 7.3-liter naturally aspirated V12 engine, it’s a rare masterpiece limited to just three lucky owners.

5. SP Automotive Chaos: $120 Million

The SP Automotive Chaos lives up to its name—an enigma of power and design. Its twin-turbocharged V8 engine produces 1,500 horsepower. The Chaos is a hypercar for those who seek the extraordinary, with a price tag that reflects its exclusivity.

6. Rolls-Royce Sweptail: $106 Million

The Rolls-Royce Sweptail is a bespoke creation—a one-of-a-kind commission. Its flowing lines and handcrafted interior redefine opulence. The owner’s vision came to life, resulting in a car that’s as unique as a fingerprint.

7. Bugatti Centodieci: $72 Million

The Bugatti Centodieci pays homage to the iconic EB110. With a quad-turbocharged W16 engine, it accelerates from 0 to 60 mph in just 2.4 seconds. Limited to ten units, it’s a blend of history and cutting-edge engineering.

8. Mercedes-Maybach Exelero: $66 Million

The Mercedes-Maybach Exelero is a grand tourer with a 700-horsepower V12 engine. Its sleek lines and imposing presence turn heads. It’s not just a car; it’s a statement of power and prestige.

These cars aren’t mere modes of transportation—they’re dreams realized, status symbols, and feats of engineering. Whether you’re a collector, an enthusiast, or simply curious, these masterpieces redefine what it means to drive in style.

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Info for Faith In The Future World Tour LAS VEGAS, NV - JUL 1 2023

With special guests THE SNUTS & ANDREW CUSHIN!

Important Times:

6:00 PM - Doors Open

7:10 PM - Andrew Cushin

8:00 PM - The Snuts

9:00 PM - Louis Tomlinson

Times are all approximate and subject to change.

General admission (pit tickets):

Security is very strict!

Guests are permitted to line up beginning at 5PM

There will be no virtual wristband provided

DO NOT TRY TO CAMP OR LINE UP IN ADVANCE. SECURITY WILL ESCORT YOU OUT OF THE RESORT FOR CAUSING A CONGESTION AND DISRUPTING THE RESORT GUESTS!

IF YOU TRY TO LINE UP TOO FAR IN ADVANCE SECURITY MAY TURN YOU AWAY (and you may miss the show)!

This information is subject to change at the venue's discretion. Contact The Chelsea for updates!

🔆📛⚠️EXTREME TEMPERATURE ADVISORY ⚠️📛🔆

EXTREMELY HIGH TEMPERATURES expected in Las Vegas!

Temperatures will reach above 110ºF/ 44ºC

There is an 'Excessive Heat Warning' for the entire weekend!

Major Heat Risk due to dangerously hot temperatures will occur.

Extreme heat will significantly increase the potential for heat-related illnesses, particularly for those vulnerable or participating in outdoor activities.

YOU MUST drink plenty of fluids, stay in an air- conditioned room, stay out of the sun, and check up on each other. Nobody should be left unattended in vehicles under any circumstances. This is especially true because car interiors can reach lethal temperatures in a matter of minutes.

YOU MUST Hydrate before the show, while waiting in line and during the show

Wear sunscreen!

⚠️ HYDRATION ADVISORY ⚠️

YOU MUST Hydrate before the show, while waiting in line and during the show

For optimal hydration drink something with electrolytes such as Gatorade or LiquidIV

Eat well!

Wear sunscreen!

Here are important things to know:

The Chelsea is located on Level 3 of The Cosmopolitan Hotel, next to the elevators (see maps below)

If you're under 18 you're not allowed on the casino floor.

The venue accepts cash and card.

Parking: Parking available at The Cosmopolitan Hotel ($20-23). If you're a guest staying at the hotel, parking is free. Nevada residents with valid Nevada drivers license receive complimentary parking for 3 hours. Info here.

ADA info 

Cameras: Non-professional cameras allowed, no detachable lenses. Audio/video recorders, tablets/ipads, and selfie sticks prohibited

NO Outside food and beverages

NO bottles

NO Coolers

NO Animals (except service animals)

NO Marijuana or any cannabis products

NO drugs

NO smoking

NO umbrellas

NO Fireworks or sparklers

NO knives, firearms, Brass knuckles, Tasers & mace/pepper spray or weapons of any kind

NO wallet chains, spiked accessories

NO Inflatables, throwing toys (including beach balls and frisbees), blow-up toys, balloons or bubbles

NO Recording devices, iPads/laptops

NO Selfie sticks, drones

NO Laser Pointers/flashlights

NO Scooters/Skateboards

There is NO RE-ENTRY!

Lost & Found info here

VIEW VENUE MAP 

VIEW SEAT MAP 

*This list is not exhaustive. Items not appearing on the list may still be prohibited at the discretion of Security.

Guests accept all customary risks associated with live events.

For more details click here and here

Bag Policy:

Bags/purses larger than 8.5" x 11" will not be allowed in the venue

NO backpacks

Banners, signs and flag policy:

NO flags

NO signs

Contact:

For additional questions please call the venue at 702.698.7000 or 877.551.7778 or 877.893.2003. You can also access their website. Email: concierge@cosmopolitanlasvegas.com. Address: 3708 Las Vegas Boulevard SouthLas Vegas, NV  89109. Venue: The Chelsea at THE COSMOPOLITAN OF LAS VEGAS

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The 1957-'62 Autobianchi Bianchina Trasformabile Offered Big Style In A Small Package

In Italy, the size and cost of an item traditionally have little bearing on the quality of its design; a consumer product can be comparably inexpensive and small, and still exude panache. The Autobianchi Bianchina Trasformabile exemplified this, as a chic, once-relatively-affordable interpretation of Fiat’s tiny Nuovo 500 that’s now in high demand.

The populist 500 had been the basis for countless variants over the decades, both coachbuilt and homemade. The introduction of the all-new postwar Fiat was quickly followed by that of a related upmarket variant representing a joint venture between that automaker, Pirelli, and the venerable firm Bianchi; the result was Autobianchi, and its first product was the Bianchina Trasformabile. Advertised as La piccola vettura di grande classe (“The small car of great class”), the Bianchina was based on the 500 platform and shared its mechanicals, but cloaked everything in very different styling credited to Fabio Luigi Rapi, head of Fiat’s special coachwork department.

Trasformabile (“transformable”) was both the name and functional description of the 117.5-inch-long car’s open-top body style. It echoed that of the prewar Ford Model A-400 Convertible Sedan and postwar Nash Rambler Convertible Landau, having a soft top that slid back on tracks to fold atop the rear deck. This design was enjoying a renaissance, similarly used in the contemporary Vespa 400 microcar. Compared to the Vespa, the Bianchina was more delicate in form and detailing, and better equipped; it had roll-down windows instead of sliding panes in its rear-hinged doors, a higher quantity and quality of interior trimmings, and greater displacement and an additional gear enhancing motivation.

Autobianchi’s two-seater — its thinly padded rear bench was for packages or small, agreeable children — was a bit more powerful than its French-built competitor, too, with a four-stroke, 479-cc OHV two-cylinder engine mounted aft of the independently suspended, driven rear wheels. The first 50 examples of that air-cooled inline-twin offered 13 hp and 20 lb-ft of torque. Two more horses were on tap for the regular-production 1957 First Series A model, and 1958-’59s (First Series B) made 16.5 hp. Starting with 1959’s Special First Series, this car’s engine was upsized to 499.5-cc; 17.5 hp and 26 lb-ft were its standard output. The sporty Special variant used a Weber 26 IMB carburetor and 8.6:1 compression ratio to make 21 hp and 25 lb-ft of torque; this was said to be capable of 110 km/h or 68 mph. On all, drum brakes hid behind 12-inch-diameter wheels mounting Pirelli tires.

Italy’s Bianchina Classic Club (bianchinaclub.com) suggests Trasformabile production totaled 35,500 units. The club website has a reasonably detailed history of this model, spelling out its evolution into Special First Series (1959), Second Series (1959-’60), the 1960 Special and 140 B export models (the latter, our feature car, sold new in the U.S.), and the Third Series D and Special D Second Series of 1961-’62. This organization also celebrates other Bianchina variants: the Quattroposti sedan, fully open Cabriolet, Panoramica hatchback and panel van, and Furgoncino truck. Decades on, the attractive looks and clever convertibility of the Trasformabile would inspire a Japanese tribute in the form of the 1991 Nissan Figaro, and in the last year, two restored Trasformabiles have sold at U.S. auctions for almost $90,000.

Engine:

OHV I-2, 479-499.5-cc (29.23-30.5-cu.in.), one-barrel Weber carburetor

13-21 hp at 4,000 rpm, 20-26 lb-ft of torque at 3,500 rpm

Transmission:

Four-speed manual

Suspension:

Front, wishbones, transverse leaf spring, telescopic shocks; Rear, wishbones, coil springs, telescopic shocks

Brakes:

Four-wheel drum

Wheelbase:

72.4 inches

Curb Weight:

1,130 pounds

Price New: 590,000 lire

Value Today: $9,000-$90,000

Stolen in it's entirety from Hemmings Motor News

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BASICS

Full Name: Sylvie Sinclair 

Age & Birthday: 38, July 1

Hometown: San Francisco, CA

Current Residence: Larkligh Inn

Occupation: Broke bitch & Larklight Inn Owner (Renovating) 

DETAILS

Family Legacy: The Sinclair sisters are newcomers to town. Some people may be aware of them if they read tabloids but for the most part, their family isn’t well known in town. 

Favorite Spot in Town: Meadows Park – Sylvie has always been a runner and finds that the mornings are the perfect time to clear her head. 

Hidden Talent or Hobby: She’s actually quite a good artist but given her previous position in life, she had interior designers and artwork by professionals fill her space. Since she’s come into ownership of Larklight, she’s begun sketching out her ideas more.  

PERSONALITY

Core Traits: confident, deliberate, driven, energetic, argumentative, judgmental, stubborn 

Strengths: Sylvie is the sort of person who can give you directions without knowing where she’s going but she comes across in a way that makes you believe she’s got a plan or knows what she’s doing. She’s energetic – the sort of person who can spark life into a park or conversation. While it’s been a while since she’s done logistics, the act of renovating the inn has forced her brush off her planning skills and create a way out of debt for herself and her sisters. 

Weaknesses: Patience and Sylvie are not two words that go together. She can be argumentative and judgmental, completely stubborn and unmoving when she’s convinced she’s right. Sometimes her confidence can come across as bull-headed rather than firm, and her counter points seem like an argument no one asked for. She’s judgmental as a defense mechanism, even if she doesn’t say it aloud, she often does with her face. 

What Keeps Them Up at Night, If Anything?: Sylvie tosses and turns when she thinks of her marriage and divorce. When she combs through memories late at night, she tries to spot where things began to go awry – she tries to find signs for how everything fell apart. Also, taking ownership of the inn their parents left behind is no small feat, especially when she’s got to budget for the first time in her life. 

How Do They Handle Conflict?: Sylvie says what’s on her mind. She doesn’t beat around the bush and if she’s upset, she’ll say so. While she doesn’t seek out arguments or fights, she’s also not one to back down from them either. Sometimes it works in her favor, but other times she knows she should’ve kept her mouth closed. 

HISTORY

Backstory: 

Bad things come in threes, but not to a Sinclair. That’s how Sylvie felt growing up with a privileged upbringing. Her parents were early investors in some Silicon Valley companies and made quite a profit. As such, Sylvie and her younger sisters were afforded everything the family name and legacy brought them. 

She went to school, got her degree and had a cushy job until she got married at 25. Andrew Whitmore was a socialite like her, who happened to have a burgeoning career in Hollywood. He’d claimed to want to go about it the “right way”, working hard for his position as an assistant director on some of the biggest movie sets. They moved from San Fran to LA soon after they were married and began to create a life there. Sylvie had left her job and always thought about the next one, but whenever she suggested it, Andrew insisted she get more involved in LA socialite society. After all, she had plenty of money from her parents and it wasn’t as though he wasn’t making a good living either. Children were a thought that never went beyond that, mostly because Andrew was always waiting for the right moment. A chance when he was more settled in his career. 

The first Bad Thing happened in 2022 when Giselle and Stephen Sinclair were killed in a tragic car accident. It completely shook the foundation of Sylvie’s world. She tried her best to comfort her younger sisters while keeping her head above water. Andrew had been on a shoot at the time and had been reluctant to return home. He’d been there for only two days before going back overseas. It should’ve been a sign (one of many), but Sylvie was too consumed with grief to pay much mind.

The second Bad Thing happened in 2023 when news broke of Andrew’s affair with Dara Carlisle, a grammy winning singer-turned-actress on the set of a movie. Sylvie found out the same time the rest of the world did. It was a humiliation for Sylvie who’s “friends” turned out to be less than sincere. After all, she’d move to LA for Andrew. She’d left her life and joined his. Made friends with his friends, made his favorite spots in town her own. Before she and Andrew were relatively unknown but after the affair broke, it was hard to stay anonymous. Everyone wanted to hear her side of the story, everyone wanted an inside look at their life. All Sylvie wanted was for it to end. Never mind the amount of press surrounding the movie continued for the next six months. The face that had ruined her life was everywhere she went. Their divorce was finalized in early 2024. Sylvie didn’t need much by way of alimony because of her family money and some she’d saved from when she worked. 

The third Bad Thing happened during the summer of 2025. It came to light that the Sinclairs had made a string of bad investments, had taken out loans and had trusted the wrong people and financial advisors. Soon, the banks came knocking at the three Sinclair’s doors and it became clear that their parents death was only the start of a nightmare that seemed endless. The bank repossessed their homes, most of their assets, leaving the girls with almost nothing. That is until it was discovered that one asset their parents had maintained wasn’t worth confiscating. They’d bought a bed and breakfast in a small town called Clearwater, Wyoming and simply forgot to mention it amongst the portfolio of other properties the girls had inherited upon their death. 

Current Situation: 

Sylive convinced her sisters to move with her to Clearwater until at least the end of the year. They already owned the inn. They could renovate it and make it something special. She saw it as an opportunity to get away from LA and the tabloids and notoriety somehow associated with their name. The friends they’d had were no longer interested in them when they couldn’t keep living the lifestyle they had been. Sylvie wanted to stop seeing Dara Carslile on every billboard. She wanted the covert pictures to stop when she and her sisters were out. She just wanted a break. She wanted to breathe. 

After selling most of their remaining valuables, the three Sinclairs moved to Clearwater in January 2025. They’ve nothing but the tiny inn left to them by their parents and each other. It  might not be much but it’s enough for now.  

How Do They Feel About the Changes in Clearwater?:

She doesn’t mind them considering she’s contributing to them. She doesn’t like that some people view it as negative but has accepted that she can’t change people’s opinions, no matter what she does. So right now Sylvie is focused on doing what she came here to do – renovate the inn and take her mind off the shit show of a life she left back in LA. 

CONNECTIONS AND RELATIONSHIPS

Reputation in Clearwater: 

Some people view her as someone who is trying to erase the charm of Clearwater. Others are excited about the plans for the inn. She’s not made a ton of connections, but the few she has have proven refreshing. 

Important Relationships: 

Seraphina, Angel

Potential Story Hooks: 

-  Reluctant friend – Maybe some people who’ve worked at the inn for a while so they kind of show her the ropes or they have like that sort of relationship where they grow to appreciate each other. - When it rains it pours – Turns out that the reason the inn hasn’t been thriving is because of undisclosed issues that she’s now dealing with and needs help of some local experts in town.

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Significant benefits of car detailing service 

You drive for a considerable length of time. It only makes sense that you maintain and clean your car regularly. While performing maintenance, the surfaces within your vehicle may need to be noticed. Driving won't be as enjoyable if this is the case as if you took interior care seriously you will have a happy journey. You can be highly benefitted from Car Detailing Services in Los Angeles. Below mentioned are the benefits of car detailing service:

Paint correction and preservation:

Your car's paint may become dull and develop swirls due to various circumstances. Professional-grade wax is another tool detailers use to repair paint and add another layer of defense against nicks, scratches, and excessive usage and abuse.

Eliminated odor:

To eliminate smells, interior detailing removes dirt and grime and treats offensive odors with an odor eliminator. You can make use of Mobile Car Steam Cleaning near Me at an affordable price. In contrast to an odor remover, an air freshener masks disagreeable odors momentarily.

Increased car performance:

All machines, including automobiles, operate better when they receive proper maintenance. The engine can also be cleaned and dusted off, the ride can be made more comfortable, and the temperature can be lowered as part of car detailing services. 

Stain removal:

A competent auto detailing worker looks at the automobile's paint job and makes corrections where the car has scratches or is dull and faded. A Car Interior Detailing in LA offers a variety of services.It cleans the paint using a professional-grade wax and applies it to make the color come to a good glow.

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You should plan frequent detailing sessions for your vehicle for various reasons. Maintaining your car's inside and exterior in the best shape ensures your ride's nuance. Auto detailing eliminates visible and invisible markings and dirt to restore the vehicle's original appearance.

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Blog #17

My favorite structure in the south of France and Spain was La Sagrada Familia. I was amazed by this structure for its beautifully ornate exterior detail at first but ended up even more blown away by the beautiful stained glass interior that lit the church. I was fascinated by Gaudi's vision for the church as he knew that some engineering and construction feats for this building were not yet possible, but he had faith that in the decades it would be built, there would be advances to make them possible. Gaudi's architectural influence on the city as a whole made Barcelona my favorite city as it combined many elements of other cities we saw but also such unique buildings by pulling inspiration from naturally occurring shapes. I also liked the orientation of the city with large boulevards in the middle of the streets for pedestrians and places to sit and eat. This blend of pedestrian traffic and eliminating car traffic almost completely on some streets was a something that I took notice of and really liked about Barcelona and other similar cities. This emphasis on foot traffic and creating walkable streets by limiting cars is appealing to me and something I am looking for in the environments I would want to live after graduation.

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Crystal Clear Car Care

Auto detailing services offer a meticulous and comprehensive approach to vehicle maintenance, aiming to restore and preserve the car's aesthetic and functional quality. By investing in professional auto detailing, car owners can significantly enhance their vehicle's longevity, resale value, and overall driving experience.

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Luxury Car Rentals: Elevate Your Wedding and Airport Transfers in Los Angeles

Los Angeles is a city of glamour and sophistication, where making a grand entrance is often as important as the destination itself. Whether you're planning a wedding, arriving at Los Angeles International Airport (LAX), or simply seeking a touch of luxury, renting a premium car can elevate your experience. From Limousine Car For Wedding to sleek luxury sedans, Los Angeles offers world-class rental services tailored to meet your needs.

Wedding Luxury Car Rentals: Make Your Special Day Unforgettable

Your wedding is one of the most memorable days of your life, and every detail counts. Arriving in a luxury car, such as a classic Rolls-Royce, a modern Mercedes-Benz S-Class, or an elegant Bentley, adds a touch of opulence and glamour to your big day.

Wedding Luxury Car Rental in Los Angeles go beyond transportation. They create a statement, enhance the ambiance of your event, and provide an incredible backdrop for your wedding photos. Many rental services also include chauffeurs who are professional, punctual, and trained to provide a seamless experience.

You can choose from a wide range of vehicles to match your wedding theme—vintage classics for a traditional wedding or sleek sports cars for a modern, edgy vibe. With customizable packages, including decorations, champagne, and red carpet services, these rentals ensure that your journey to "I do" is nothing short of spectacular.

Luxury Car Rentals at Los Angeles Airport

Traveling to or from LAX? Why settle for anything less than extraordinary? Luxury Car Rental Los Angeles Airport  are designed to provide a seamless transition from your flight to your destination.

Whether you're a business traveler who values comfort and efficiency or a tourist looking to explore LA in style, renting a high-end car ensures a hassle-free experience. Popular options include Tesla, BMW, Porsche, and Cadillac Escalade models, offering comfort, technology, and performance.

Many services allow you to book in advance, ensuring your chosen car is ready upon arrival. Additionally, luxury rentals often come with perks like curbside pickup, GPS navigation, and 24/7 customer support, so your journey through Los Angeles is smooth and enjoyable.

Airport Transfer Services: Stress-Free and Stylish Travel

Airport Transfers Services in Los Angeles are more than just a ride—they’re an opportunity to travel in style. Whether you're heading to a five-star hotel, a business meeting, or a Hollywood event, a chauffeured luxury car ensures punctuality and elegance.

The convenience of airport transfers eliminates the stress of navigating LA's traffic and parking. Professional chauffeurs are trained to monitor flight schedules and adjust pickup times accordingly, ensuring you're never late. With plush interiors, complimentary Wi-Fi, and bottled water, you can relax and focus on what matters most.

Why Choose Limousines for Weddings and Transfers?

When it comes to luxury car rentals, limousines remain a timeless choice. Perfect for weddings and airport transfers alike, limousines offer spacious interiors, privacy, and a regal aura. With features like mood lighting, entertainment systems, and stocked minibars, limousines provide the ultimate luxury experience.

Conclusion

Luxury car rentals in Los Angeles combine style, comfort, and convenience, making them perfect for weddings, airport transfers, and more. Whether you're walking down the aisle or stepping off a plane, a premium vehicle ensures you do so with sophistication and flair.

For those who demand the best, Los Angeles' luxury car rental services are ready to deliver a world-class experience. Choose the car that suits your needs, sit back, and let the city of angels unfold in front of you in unmatched style.

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Rolls-Royce Rental in Fort Lauderdale: A Blend of Luxury and Elegance

Fort Lauderdale, known as the "Venice of America," is a city of charm, sophistication, and scenic beauty. It is a destination where the affluent lifestyle seamlessly blends with vibrant culture and breathtaking waterfront views. A Rolls-Royce rental in Fort Lauderdale elevates any experience, offering the ultimate in luxury and comfort, whether for a wedding, a corporate event, or simply to make a memorable statement.

The Rolls-Royce brand is synonymous with excellence, and driving one is more than transportation—it's a lifestyle. From the iconic Phantom to the contemporary Cullinan SUV, Rolls-Royce vehicles are masterpieces of craftsmanship, combining powerful performance with unparalleled luxury. Renting a Rolls-Royce in Fort Lauderdale offers a chance to experience this legendary brand while exploring a city renowned for its upscale offerings and coastal beauty.

Fort Lauderdale provides the perfect backdrop for a Rolls-Royce. Imagine arriving at a high-end restaurant on Las Olas Boulevard, cruising along the Atlantic coastline, or making a grand entrance at a special event. The smooth ride and whisper-quiet engine of a Rolls-Royce ensure every journey feels serene and exclusive. Whether you choose the classic elegance of a Ghost or the commanding presence of a Cullinan, the experience is designed to impress.

The interiors of Rolls-Royce vehicles are a testament to meticulous attention to detail. From hand-stitched leather seats to polished wood veneers, every element of the cabin exudes luxury. Advanced features like the signature Starlight Headliner, which creates a celestial atmosphere within the car, and cutting-edge infotainment systems ensure that the journey is as delightful as the destination.

A Rolls-Royce rental in Fort Lauderdale also provides an opportunity to enhance special occasions. For weddings, the car offers an elegant way to transport the bride and groom in style. For business executives, arriving in a Rolls-Royce can leave a lasting impression on clients and partners. Additionally, the car's iconic design and luxury appeal make it a favorite for photoshoots and video productions.

The process of renting a Rolls-Royce in Fort Lauderdale is designed to be seamless and tailored to individual needs. Many luxury car rental companies in the area offer flexible rental packages, allowing clients to rent for a few hours, a full day, or even longer. Services often include vehicle delivery and pickup, ensuring convenience for customers. Whether you’re arriving at Fort Lauderdale-Hollywood International Airport or staying at a luxury beachfront resort, the car can be brought directly to you.

Fort Lauderdale’s scenic routes and attractions further enhance the appeal of a Rolls-Royce rental. A drive along A1A offers stunning views of the Atlantic Ocean, while the Intracoastal Waterway provides a picturesque setting for cruising in unparalleled style. Landmarks like the historic Bonnet House Museum and Gardens or the bustling Fort Lauderdale Beach offer unique destinations to visit in luxury and comfort.

For those seeking the ultimate driving experience, the Rolls-Royce delivers on all fronts. Its powerful yet smooth performance makes it a joy to drive or ride in, whether navigating city streets or cruising along open highways. The brand's iconic Spirit of Ecstasy hood ornament is a symbol of prestige and sophistication, making every moment in the car feel extraordinary.

When considering a Rolls-Royce rental in Fort Lauderdale, planning ahead is key. These vehicles are in high demand, particularly during peak seasons and major events. Booking early ensures availability and allows clients to select from a variety of models to suit their preferences. Requirements typically include a valid driver’s license, proof of insurance, and a security deposit, so it’s advisable to have these details ready to streamline the rental process.