The weekend isn't losing an hour, it's gaining density.
Because two days a week wasn't enough time to suitably traverse every corner of the Indian-and-then-some Hollywood mega-lounge extravagantly designed by Kris Keith, you may now do so on Fridays as well.
At the exhibit of Edward Walton Wilcox's collected works, you might find Mao Tse Tung re-imagined as a panda bear...or truly absurd ideas like the Hollywood cityscape presented as some sort of ominous, melting cesspool. Shocking, we know.
If charitable causes aren't reason enough to draw you to this street party put on by John Varvatos and Converse, you might be enticed by the In-N-Out, the Patrón, and the wry yester-rock spectacle of Cheap Trick alfresco. Yes, they still want you to want them.
The bizarrely fascinating bus tours put on by Esotouric get lit(erary) this month with a tour of local haunts once favored by the well-lubricated writer. Included: his favorite bar, and his favorite liquor store...
Sometimes you need a break from your (admittedly impressive) office, so you could buy a few hours—or months—in this new modern take on the communal concept, with all the requisite technology and neighbors like Goat. Makes more sense than home, where productivity is often limited to...more leisurely pursuits.
