Executive Society. That's who's responsible for making you this wide selection of attractive, symbolism-heavy streetwear bracelets in materials like steel and stone. Perks. That's who's getting you up to 26% off of them. Now that's some excellent teamwork right there.
Yes, L.A. now has a football team. And, yes, you're still looking for a place to watch football with pastrami burgers, steak frites and cocktails inspired by fruit carts. So consider it auspicious that Woodland Hills' new Geezer's Public House has all of that. You just had to stay true to your vision.
There's no easy way to say this. Jeni's Splendid has a new whiskey-and-pecan ice cream. It's made with a single-origin, soft red wheat whiskey from Ohio. And toasted pecans. You can find it online or at any of their scoop shops. Okay, that was way easier than anticipated.
Things you'll see at Santa Anita's trackside Oktoberfest this weekend:
1) Dirndls.
2) Colossal steins of beer.
3) German oompah bands.
4) Considerable spaetzle and bratwurst.
5) Horse races.
Yeah, they're still doing horse races.
Harlowe now offers Sunday brunch, endowing you with another nice patio to gather with friends for great feasts of chilaquiles and brisket with eggs. They also have oversized Moscow mules, a bloody Mary cart and bottomless mimosas. You consider the company you keep to be quite amenable to such concepts.
Next time you hit Westfield Century City, you might emerge looking different. Because Moleskine opens its first LA store on Tuesday, filled with classic notebooks, bags and Smart writing tablets and planners. That same day, Suitsupply opens a shop there, too. So take a long lunch or something.
Those are a few of the subjects broached in this exploration of who gets to be political, and who doesn't, in the wake of recent events. Shifting gears, we returned this week to discuss Maggie Gyllenhaal and The Deuce. And because there's never a bad time to take in some literary quotes on love and relationships, we rounded up twelve of our favorites and put them right here for you. Use them wisely.
