The weekend waits for no man.
More than 50 stores and restaurants stay open for the sole purpose of offering you food and wine (Joan's on Third), drinks (Krisol) and big sales (pretty much everywhere). But Terra gets the prize for its window dancers.
Sure, you've been to this Hollywood hideaway, but you've never seen it with a beach volleyball court where the dance floor used to be, and with hot tubs for rent in the cabanas. There's free barbecue until 10:30, and two swimsuit fashion shows...boy, do we love summer.
Women abound at this designer-direct sale (which isn't a bad way to pass a Saturday)—grab T-shirts from Custom Industries and Random Nicole at 50-80% off.
Jacques Rivette's 1971 French New Wave classic has never shown on the west coast—because it's twelve and a half hours long. Now's your chance to prove your staying power in a whole new way.
In the spirit of the shutterbug-themed party with works from 33 artists, music acts and cash bars abound. Plus, you can step into special high-tech photo booths that will instantly email pics (or live video) anywhere.
The famous Philippe Starck-designed purveyors of highbrow art books (and lowbrow smut books) have a new outpost in the old clock tower at Third and Fairfax. Go forth and pillage.
