Matt Booth, Manya Nazarian, Rikki Rocket & Harut Nazarian

Rock stars and trend-setting jewelry are a notoriously inseparable combination (thankfully, designer adornments are a habit that rarely requires a stay in rehab), and so it comes as no surprise that Rikki Rocket, the drummer for Poison, was on hand for the Room 101 trunk show at Bella Jewelers (owned by locals Manya and Harut Nazarian). The edgy silver pieces are the creations of Matt Booth, who was inspired by his trips to the Far East as a US Marine (oh, and as a regular on Sunset Boulevard in Los Angeles. Hence the rock star connection...).

Dave & Cory Peterson

Hundreds of SCVians played the role of rock star last month, at least in the eyes of the kids who frequent the Boys & Girls Club. Droves of big-hearted (if not big-haired) folk rained upon the Mann Biomedical Park for the org's annual auction, including Cory and Dave Peterson of Peterson Printing, Casey and Kelly Kirkman of Affordable Quality Moving & Storage and Brian Whiteley and Karen Maleck Whiteley of Balance Point Spa.

Casey & Kelly Kirkman

Note to parents in waiting: You might want to consider the name Dianne (yes, two "n's") for your future progeny. Per my super-scientific calculations, your offspring would have a 20 percent chance of doing something fabulous enough to get the Betty Ferguson Foundation to bestow the title of Woman of Honor on their (surely deserving) heads. Dianne Crawford, owner of Pink Ribbon Gifts, took the title some years back and now College of the Canyons head honcho, Dr. Dianne Van Hook, will be the 10th local honored by the organization on September 19 at the Hyatt Regency Valencia. Coincidence? Not likely. Call 702-8712 for reservations.