The weekend is the host with the most.
Your favorite unisex Design District boutique needs to make room for spring merch, so they're slashing their fall and winter men's lines by 50%. Look for DSquared button-downs (now $90-$230), British swim trunks from Buckler ($45) and tees from Bono's eco-line, Edun ($32). Which are perfect even if you're more of an Edge person.
The folks behind boozy NY cupcake bar/hipster hang Red Velvet are setting up shop at Klutch for a night of baked-goods-fueled debauchery (one of your three favorite types of debauchery). On the menu: a whiskey-and-espresso cupcake paired with an espresso martini, or an apple-vodka-and-cinnamon cupcake paired with a red-apple martini. Leave your testosterone at the door.
With all the high rollers and random celebs in town for the big game, the city is starting to feel a lot like Vegas. It's fitting, then, that Venetian mega-club Tao will be setting up camp at the W tomorrow night for a blockbuster soiree that will extend from the pool to Wall. Look for five DJs and a guest list that includes Adam Sandler and—wait for it—Lance Bass.
With 22 screens flanking the bar and lanes at Lucky Strike, you won't miss a single play (or $3 billion commercial). Entrance gets you access to an open bar for three hours and a buffet of game-day eats like burgers, ribs, wings, corn on the cob and apple cobbler. So along with your personal bowling ball and wrist guard, show up hungry.
Because hump day is best tempered with a little intellectual stimulation, you can catch The Hills starlet Lauren Conrad as she reads from her new novel, Sweet Little Lies, about a girl who lands her own reality show and the scandals that ensue. This is one of those moments in literature that you cannot miss.
