The weekend has already grossed $2 billion worldwide.
You’re getting $80 for $40 with Uber—a revolutionary app that uses GPS tracking to send a private chauffeur to your door. Plus, you’re showing up to your Cannes after-party wearing high-quality Italian swimwear (non-mankini genre) and a pair of limited-edition leather boat shoes from our friends at Rancourt & Co.
The Beverly Hills Hotel is now 100 years young. Please, no gifts. But you can order a celebratory 100 Year Sidecar—the coupe is rimmed with gold flakes and it goes for $100. Don’t spill any gold flakes.
When you go into an art gallery, your eyes get stimulated, and your ears... get shafted. But go to Sonos Studio and it’s all about high-tech sound exhibits—pull on some ropes and they make weird noises—and live sets from the likes of ?uestlove. There’s also Commissary coffee. Bonus stimulation.
Big news: NYC’s legendary Le Cirque restaurant has arrived in LA... for one night only. Your table at the traveling pop-up will feel like you’re at the circus—but instead of dancing lions, think lobster salad, porcini risotto and a chocolate-peanut candy bar. A kind of fancy chocolate-peanut candy bar.
If you’re in the mood for an intimate, low-key get-together on Sunday, do not—we repeat—do not go to the Hudson. They’re closing down the street out front for a wild blowout with 25 bands, four bars, two stages and a photo booth in a pear tree.
If you’ve got a bottle of bordeaux you’ve been saving for a special occasion, two things. One, there’s a hidden-in-a-strip-mall bistro you’ve been meaning to try—and now, every Tuesday and Wednesday, there’s no corkage fee on French bottles. Two, every day is a special occasion.
