It’s amazing what a little tequila can do for one’s creativity. And even more incredible what a lot of tequila can accomplish. A couple months ago, we encouraged you to enter the Art of Patrón contest where tequila bottles are transformed into works of art and a possible $10,000 prize. So in honor of this [...]
3-Way Weekend
Who’s ready for $3 three-ways in celebration of the three-day weekend? We know we are, and that’s why we’re headed to BJ’s NXS tonight to start things off with a bang (sadly, just a metaphorical one). Tonight, happy hour from 4:00 to 8:00 p.m. features three ways to get drinks for $3. Well drinks, domestic [...]
Small Town’s Got Talent
There’s a new televised reality competition premiering today. WAIT! Don’t stop reading. This one’s pretty cool. And very, very sweet. Ditching the glitz, glamour and high production value of network TV’s biggest talent searches, Showville is purposefully thinking small. As in small town. Each week, judges Alec Mapa and Lisette Bustamante (above) land in a [...]
Brunch Of The Month: Cast Iron Comfort
This Sunday is one of the best brunch days of the year. Because most of us have Monday off, that means we can ramp up our mimosa intake from our conservative six to somewhere in the neighborhood of 217. And even though TABC is ruining our buzz by cracking down on bottomless cocktails, DISH serves [...]
Moxie Mo: What Teens Do Online
Microsoft’s Xbox One has everyone buzzing because it’s not just for gamers anymore, it’s for all of us! Check out how the Xbox One turns your entertainment room into a smart TV with voice commands, Skype Video Chat, live TV and more! Plus, a new Pew Research Poll tells us what teens are doing online. Details inside. [...]
Laters, Taters
Unconventional marriages have gotten out of control. Just as the wacky ultra-conservatives have predicted, the slippery slope is upon us. First it was mixed races walking down the aisle. Then came the gays. Skipping. But now, we’ve catapulted right past their predictions of man marrying animal and welcomed the ultimate abomination into our great American [...]
Little Orff Uncanny
Few works of musical artistry propel us to such heights of emotional enlightenment as Carl Orff’s Carmina Burana. (Except maybe Mackelmore’s Thrift Shop. We love 99¢ bargains!) But back to Carmina Burana, the epic 1930s classical orchestration of a collection of poems and dramatic texts from the 11th to 13th centuries. There’s something about every [...]
Pianist Lovers
Even in death, few things on earth are gayer than Liberace. Ghost hunters at Forest Lawn Memorial Park in the Hollywood Hills have consistently recorded otherworldly shouts of “Boo!” With a lisp. Which is hard to accomplish. So in anticipation of Behind the Candelabra, the HBO original movie on the performer’s life and relationship with [...]
A Faceful Of Pie
Everyone’s a critic. But only the lucky few get paid for their opinions. And one of our all-time favorite restaurant critics and food writers is D Magazine’s Food Editor, Nancy Nichols. We interviewed her way back when for one of our first local celebrity Q&A’s, so we’ve always had a chubby for her tongue and [...]
Stuff Your Pets
We love curling up with our dogs, squeezing them tight, then throwing them in a suitcase for a long overseas vacation. That’s because we’ve immortalized our beloved pets in pillow form and now we can take them anywhere. Or accessorize any piece of furniture around the house. The process is simple. Email Brooklyn-based artist Ronda [...]
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