Manhattan-based clothing and accessories purveyor Something Strong are behind these highly attractive wireless earbuds, which we're bequeathing to you for 61% off, just because. They're sleek, black and built for Bluetooth, with a built-in microphone and six backup covers. Because sometimes you lose one. Sometimes you even lose six.
Things you'll find at Night of 1,000 Devils:
1) A private location.
2) Dark burlesque.
3) Black formalwear.
4) DJs, performances and cocktails.
5) Vintage and surreal Halloween vibes.
6) Demonic party guests who are secretly part of a sinister narrative.
Damn. There had to be a sinister narrative.
The style vets behind Atelier & Repairs make eye-grabbing, durable clothing using leftover and deadstock materials that typically go to waste. This Friday, you can get more familiar at the trunk show its holding at Culver City's Magasin. Sorry if we just ruined the twist there.
Saturday morning: You hit Verlaine's new brunch, fill up on chilaquiles with burrata, eggs
benedict sopes and micheladas.
Sunday morning: You're back at it, sharing bloody marys and pancakes with pistachios and
coffee butter at Neighbor's new weekend brunch on Abbot Kinney.
Monday morning: Ugh.
Catch a cluster of seafood-prone restaurants like the Lobster, Fig and Sushi Roku atop the Santa Monica Pier this Saturday. There, they'll be filling you with oysters and fish dishes between your trips for cocktails and beer. A person's got to drink, right?
Soul has decided that Sundays are too quiet in Hollywood. So they're bringing in bands each week to play while you drink absinthe frappes with your brisket pot pies and fried chicken. First up is Silver Lake indie pop duo Kismit. Sounds like fate.
According to our resident matchmaker, it's not as unreasonable as you may think. We also rounded up the spooky booze your Halloween requires and weighed in on the new Blade Runner. The takeaway: it was meh.
