The Beatles. Led Zeppelin. Janis Joplin. Jimi Hendrix. They’re all music legends. And they all sold a lot of albums. But none of them were as valuable as these rare signed albums—autographed by the aforementioned rock gods and more—that we’ve assembled for you here.
Chef Seamus Mullen is going to be in Hollywood tomorrow night. And while he’s here, he figured he’d cook you a Spanish-inflected meal including grilled lamb loins and all the cocktails you care to drink. He may also buy a fake Oscar for “Best Chef” while he’s at it.
You’ll want to be at the opening of “The High Art of Riding Low,” the Petersen’s new exhibit, tomorrow. It’s all about beautifully customized low-riders and tricked-out club cars. Plus, it will keep you from contributing to traffic for a few hours.
Below Downtown’s Hayward Manor, you’ll find Rhythm Room. That’s a new bar that has alcohol, yes, but may be as equally concerned about you having billiards, darts, chess, live bands, meatballs and shuffleboard to enjoy. So now it’s up to you to enjoy them.
Hopping Thai restaurant So Long, Hi is inviting you over for a family picnic on its patio this Sunday. Expect a long procession of bottomless favorites and off-menu dishes, plus buckets of beer and spicy chili margaritas. And fortuitously, no members of your actual family.
4th of July: begin with a bash atop the Ace, promising a steady flow of poolside Motown on vinyl until the fireworks explode. Or you may choose to cut that short and hit Mama Shelter’s roof for barbecue, beer and pyrotechnics over the city. Either way, your patriotism will be noted.
We did that here. While we were at it, we took a look at one of LA’s best menswear shops’ new online store and had a little fun with the rumors circulating about Brad Pitt’s new lady friend.
