The weekend doesn't need flowers.
In a noble quest to highlight the city's most notable female DJs, the recurring bash is split into two parts tonight. Come early for the sponsored bar, stay late to hear from Crown Bar's DJ Pesce—the evening's deserving honoree.
Because dinner isn't the only time when an important deal needs to be sealed
over martinis and a porterhouse, the city's new power spot is now serving lunch...
411: 8720 W. Sunset Blvd (W. of La Cienega), West Hollywood, 310-360-1950
Delancey
...and so is Delancey, the low-key new Italian joint from the owner of Bowery bar.
The vibe is more leisurely here, but not to worry—you can still get a martini.
As any performance piece about the dark underbelly of life in the '50s should, this one features acrobats, guests in period attire, and a party afterward with a DJ and an open bar. Revisionist art at its best...
On a rooftop parking lot covered in Astroturf comes a BYOB screening of one of the most important feats of cinema of the ‘80s...The Princess Bride. The idea that you would miss such a rare opportunity is, of course, inconceivable.
Boundless enthusiasm for the city's best secret hangover cure might not impress the woman who gave you life. But she can enjoy another special creation called The June Cleaver (pancakes, berries and a brown sugar-cream cheese mousse are involved) while you focus on recovering from all that pre-Mother's Day revelry.
