The weekend is no longer picketing.
Generally known for its modern furniture, trendy art books and unique accents, like a lamp made from a pile of driftwood, the store becomes known this weekend for slashing prices on almost everything by 20-50%.
Yes, the 60,000-square-foot Broad Contemporary Art Museum is now officially part of LACMA—even if the board member it's named after decided his collection will ultimately go to his foundation rather than this shiny new $56 million spread. So fickle, these billionaires.
Opening Saturday for one year, this pop-up shop will stock vintage pieces from seasons past. The floors are raw concrete, so you know they're clearly taking the guerrilla-ness seriously.
In the diminutive bar tucked inside a hidden Beverly Hills hotel, the weekly tastings officially return with wine from Treana, an old Paso Robles favorite. The cheese, from Froma on Melrose, has a shorter distance to travel.
