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With only 10 more weekends left this summer, its time to make your beach days really count. For some ideas on how to make the most out of the Pacific, check out our comprehensive 2018 Beach Guide in our Jul/Aug issue, with tips and recs for everything from stand up paddle boarding lessons to whale watching and fishing charters. Click the link in bio to pick up your copy of our latest issue.

10 years ago, Matthew Biancaniello upended the cocktail world. While tending bar part-time at the Roosevelt’s Library Bar, Biancaniello began experimenting with untraditional flavor combinations and rare, farm-fresh and foraged ingredients, eventually serving up a menu of mind-whirringly complex drinks that in months had gained him international acclaim. In the years since, Bancaniello has worked to reverse about any preconceived notion one might harbor towards the cocktail, such as: Vermouth and parmesan cheese don’t taste great together; Long Island Iced Teas are gross; and last but not least: fine cocktails and fine dining can't be one in the same. Now Biancaniello is taking this latter point to the extreme, as he gears up for the August opening of his very first restaurant, Mon Li. Located in Malibu’s own Calamigos Beach Club Restaurant, Biancaniello’s intimate new eatery will showcase his innovative approach to eating and drinking with a 12 course “liquid tasting menu”, a first for L.A. Check out the full story behind Biancaniello’s trailblazing new restaurant through the link in bio.

Our Jul/Aug issue is on stands now! Head to the link in bio to pick up a copy or sign up for a subscription.

Few topics inspire as much ire among Malibuites as does the state of the Pacific Coast Highway. For nearly a century the famed roadway and its narrow, curvy lanes have served as Malibu’s principal transportation artery, helping to facilitate much of its success but also the location of many of its tragedies. And in recent years, with tourism and commuter rates on the rise, PCH seems to grow more gridlocked and dangerous by the day. For our upcoming Jul/Aug issue, MM took a deeper look at traffic and safety conditions on our hometown highway, and recent efforts some locals are undertaking to improve it. Check out this special section we’re calling our PCH Report, when the issue hits stands this Monday.

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Looking to work off those 4th of July burgers without shelling out for a gym membership? 5 Point Yoga founder and new MM columnist Ted McDonald is here with some workout ideas, all of which can be performed in beautiful, membership-fee-less nature. And don’t worry— they do not involve mountaintop handstands. Check out the link in bio for the full article, and watch out for Ted’s premier column in our Jul/Aug issue, out 7/16!

Happy 4th of July Malibu! 🇺🇸🎉 📸: @lovelustla

Warding off the Monday blues with Malibu Creek views and Jenga 👍🏼🍔💫

Attention all jewelry and handbag lovers: the Malibu Lumber Yard has a new pop-up this summer, and you're probably going to want to check it out. Featuring a curated selection of clutches, earrings, necklaces and much more from popular online retailer The Accessory Junkie, the Junkie Clubhouse just opened up last week and will run through August 4th.

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