WOLF has been doing some seriously handsome things with leather for 180 years now. In that time, they've perfected the art of crafting it into luxurious boxes to keep your watches in perfect condition, your cufflinks in order and your automatic watches pristine. And they're not going to be up to 52% off forever...
Tickets are now available for Creep LA's new haunt. This latest interactive walkthrough is based on Amazon's new series about horror legends called Lore. It was scarier source material than Café Society. We'll presume, having never seen it.
Pie. You love it, we love it, that lady over there loves it. And a new spot in Brentwood called Winston Pies is now offering Southern-style pies whole and by the slice in flavors like fall pumpkin, Blue Ridge blueberry and cranberry orange chess. Hi, lady over there.
You've probably seen large walls bearing murals by the artist D*Face, looking a little like Roy Lichtenstein with a death fetish. On Friday, you can witness the London painter and sculptor's only U.S. show of the year at Corey Helford Gallery. Your own walls may stand to benefit by doing this.
Three Ways to Celebrate Culver City's Centennial:
1) Wear a conical paper hat and shout Happy Birthday at inanimate landmarks.
2) Attend the Culver Hotel's 1920's-themed, black-tie masquerade on Saturday night.
3) Send a card, have your assistant sign your name.
There's something going on at Skybar on Mondays. They call it a "dive-in" theater and it involves you and some friends jumping in their pools while watching movies and drinking things. Monday is Grease. Followed by a month of horror films curated by Brett Ratner. He'll wisely leave out Jaws.
That's one question we answered this week. Another: "What work of universally beloved pop-culture have you never consumed?" And: "What to make of episode two of our favorite new show, The Deuce?"
