In just eight days, you’ll be downing tofu smoothies in a boot-camp class while saving some orphaned kittens on your smartphone. But until those New Year’s resolutions kick in, you’ve still got time to abandon all pretenses of health, restraint and fiscal responsibility. And we’re happy to help you out with that...
A lot of rock star debauchery has gone down in the Sunset Marquis Hotel over the years. (We’re looking at you, Slash.) But nothing quite like this―an obscenely large two-pound Asian-Style BBQ Prime Rib Chop is now being served at Restaurant. Technically, it’s for two. Technically.
If you’re thinking about holing up in the Four Seasons for a few days to squeeze every last ounce of fun out of 2010, the Royal and Presidential suites now come with keys to a Maserati or a Lamborghini Gallardo at no extra charge. At $9,850 per night, that Presidential Suite East is practically a bargain...
On your next power lunch at Drago Centro, you can loosen your tie for a quickie with the January Jones, a winter-friendly new rum drink with cinnamon and brown sugar syrup, served hot in a mug. Feel free to invite the Mad Men actress to join you.
You’ve been thinking. Your year wouldn’t really be complete without a pricey, limited-edition watch inspired by a ’68 Shelby EXP500, a classic car known as the “Green Hornet.” The watch’s wooden face looks like the car’s dashboard, and only 200 were made.
To indulge in the most vices possible on just five bucks, Hollywood’s New Orleans–style patio bar is your stop. Every Tuesday night, a single Lincoln gets you any beer, any well shot and a smoke. If you don’t smoke, they’ll sub in a condom instead. Really.
Happy hour: generally a bargain. Happy hour at Petrossian: two caviar martinis and 30 grams of classic transmontanus caviar for the not-so-low price of $49. But at the end of 2010, your bargains don’t have to be bargains. They just have to have vodka and caviar.
