Could be your best weekend ever—so far.
It's an airplane hangar filled with Giorgio Armani, Dolce & Gabbana and Jil Sander at 50-75% off. There are no dressing rooms, though, so wear the good underwear (or at least the underwear).
Atop the Hotel Angeleno (that weird tubular building where Sunset meets the 405) is your new favorite happy hour. Soak up the view, enjoy half-price drinks, crunch on free Cajun chips and take pleasure in the fact you're not stuck in traffic.
Bring a basket for this psychedelic two-day anniversary party in which Cheap Trick, Aimee Mann and others perform the seminal Beatles album in its entirety 40 years after it was dreamed up. With enough wine, Mann looks like Ringo.
The large dance floor at V-Lounge, soft opening tomorrow in the former Lush location, is a rare Westside locale to show off your moves. Or just grab a booth and try tapas from former Top Chef contender Brian Hill.
This group show is filled with works inspired by books like Zodiac and The Catcher in the Rye, both of which can be checked out at the functional library upstairs, in case you need a break from pontificating on Holden Caulfield at the full open bar.
On Tuesday, this eye-popping Melrose restaurant offers you passed appetizers and samplings of 20 wines and sakes. If you don't try the Pure Evil Chardonnay, you're doing yourself a disservice.
