The weekend just walked a mile in your shoes.
Five bucks. That’s how much a full year of Fast Company is going for—including unfettered access to its mobile content—on Perks. Plus, in time for spring: 25% off dapper cashmere sweaters from Christopher Fischer and up to 40% off handmade, Italian leather boots from Peter Nappi. You know what to do.
You could close down the Churchill tonight. Again. Or you could cut out 15 minutes early and hit up the new Clover takeaway window next door—it’s the second outpost of the same owners’ juice-bar-and-sandwich situation. Get the Go Big (beets, kale, carrot...), then go home.
You’ve casually noticed a staggeringly majestic sunset over Nobu Malibu’s deck once or twice at dinner. Sort of distracting. When you want to focus on the task at hand—say, sushi and a handshake deal—book lunch instead. They do that now. There’s nothing distracting about lunch on the beach.
This just in: Downtown is changing. Take the King Eddy Saloon, that most infamous of infamous dive bars. New owners closed it for renovation, and you thoughtfully pondered the end of an era. Now it’s soft-open, and you... well, we’ll see what you do. We wouldn’t want to be presumptuous.
We live in a golden age of cinema—an age when it’s really easy to go see great old movies. Saturday at the Cinematheque, you’ll find three classic Jack Nicholson road pics—Easy Rider, Five Easy Pieces, The Last Detail—back-to-back. To back.
So, Zankou Chicken. Maybe you’ve heard of it. Maybe you’ve got leftovers in your fridge right now. Anyway, the founder’s son wants to make Zankou-size waves on the taco circuit—he just opened Ara’s Tacos, named after his brother. Funny. You always name your tacos, too.
