Critics are calling the weekend a visionary masterpiece.
Perks is magically turning your $250 into $350 for the greatest pair of custom jeans you’ll ever wear. We’re also hooking you up with a lavish picnic for 10 at Vintage Enoteca on Sunset and getting you $100 worth of handsome neckwear from The Hill-side—for 60 bucks.
If you need a discreet place to take Marion Cotillard so you can talk Oscar shop, there’s an airy new French bistro on Grand that’s stocked with beef Bourgogne, French onion soup and plenty of wine. If you want to take someone else, that’s okay, too.
Sure, Square One’s breakfast is great. But they’ve always left you hanging for dinner. And... they still do. But pick up the phone today. Because another chef (goes by the name Jeremy Fox) wants to make you four courses after dark. Maybe duck consommé and cool pumpkin chowder. Cool as in temperature, not status.
William Burroughs. Allen Ginsberg. Kristen Stewart. All are present and accounted for at the new Cinefamily festival—think five days of movies about the Beat Generation. Yes, this includes a free screening of the new On the Road movie, costarring the Twilight muse. Goes without saying that Kerouac would’ve loved Breaking Dawn.
1) Spiked eggnog. 2) Spiked cider. 3) Seeing the Groundlings doing something wildly inappropriate involving Mrs. Claus. There are some holiday traditions you’re pretty stubborn about indulging, and that includes festive sketch comedy from the troupe that birthed Will Ferrell. But for the record, we support all three.
First there was Black Friday. Then there was Cyber Monday. Then there was today. Thursday. Which isn’t a thing. Anyway, Saturday, there’s another important shopping scenario—a sample sale at which you pick up Apolis denim, blazers, oxfords and jackets at discounts of up to 90%. Some might even be gifts.
