Heeeeeeeeere’s the weekend.
Your Perks: 1) 19% off a police-grade breathalyzer for your smartphone. 2) 28% off tough-as-nails leather boots made right here in America. 3) The perfect Oscar-season date—Umami burgers, beers and tickets to a Best Picture–nominated movie at The Grove. (Your valet’s covered, too.)
Soon these frigid 75-degree winter days will become boiling 80-degree spring days. Mohawk General Store is here to help you prep with a big 60%-off sale, including Gitman and Alex Mill button-downs. Or as you call them, windbreakers.
You might know Benjamin Millepied best as Mr. Natalie Portman. But if you hit the Ace’s theater tonight, you’ll know him better as the choreographer of Reflections, one of three new LA Dance Project pieces. Sadly, no one makes out with Mila Kunis.
You’ve long relied on K-Town for Korean barbecue, but less so for Philly cheesesteaks. Seemed like good logic until you found Beer Belly’s new corner shop, Whiz, which is putting faithful Philly cheesesteaks on Amoroso rolls—with sides like sriracha cheese fries and red curry wings. Cheesesteaks: 1, logic: 0.
So there’s a wild Pulp Fiction–inspired art party happening at a secret Hollywood location on Saturday. If you’re thinking your night will involve Pulp Fiction burlesque, live painting, photography, actual leather gimps and a complicated nonlinear structure, you’re... mostly right.
Republique’s great and all, but you’ve been missing the way Mark Peel used to flawlessly char your rosemary lamb at Campanile. This weekend and next, he’s doing a five-course dinner at Il Grano with chef/owner Salvatore Marino, and that includes spring lamb three ways. It’s a start.
