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FRIDAY Movie: Oh Brother, Where Art Thou at the New Beverly Coen. Clooney. Classic. This Friday, do your old high school lit teacher right (the one that taught you the Odyssey with the crazy costume jewelry) and check out the fantastic O Brother, Where Art Thou at the New Beverly. Go travel to the deep south, you know, without actually traveling to the deep south (phew!). Movie at 9:20pm, tickets are $8. 7165 West Be

FRIDAY Movie: West Side Story in 70mm at the Egyptian We recommend starting your weekend at the Egyptian for a 70mm print of WSS, which was around way before Glee. Musical theater badassery at its finest starts at 7:30pm in Leonard Bernstein/Steven Sondheim wonderfulness. 6712 Hollywood Boulevard, Hollywood, CA 90028 When you’re a Jet Music: Santa, Snow, and Live Holiday Music at Two Rodeo Need a taste of the h

FRIDAY Movie: Arthur Christmas at the Grove We know that your Friday nights are generally reserved for the likes of Godard … or, you know … Twilight. But why not bring in some (FREE) holiday wonder at the most magical place on earth (well, besides Disneyland, that is). Street Food Cinema is back for a special holiday screening of Arthur Christmas this Friday. Canoodle with a loved one near the Grove’

FRIDAY Movie: Wrong at AFI Fest If you have a totally insane Netflix que like we do (Mad Men/90s movie with Brittany Murphy/obscure French film) then you may have seen Quentin Dupieux’s film Rubber, where a tire is the protag. Wrong is a surrealistic quest about a man’s journey to reunite with his dog that is supposed to create an absurd world unlike one you’ve ever experienced in, as AFI describes

It’s time to get into Halloween-y! If you’re in for more scares or dares, go no further than our complete guide to Halloween in LA right here FRIDAY: Movie:  Are You Afraid of the Everything is at Cinefamily Ghostly nostalgia ensues at this Halloween warm-up that Cinefamily is hosting, featuring TV shows from the 90s, a time well before Kenan Thompson and SNL made acquaintance. Go Good Burger with a photo

FRIDAY Movie: (500) Days of Summer at Front Porch Cinema Even though it’s officially autumn, Front Porch Cinema lends proof that Summer never fades. (500) Days of Summer is a love story to LA, bringing to life the charm of places that aren’t always a dance explosion in the street (complete with animated birds). It’s funny, it’s sweet, and it showcases Downtown LA in a picturesque manner, complete with really adorable

Things to do in Los Angeles this Weekend FRIDAY Movie: Exit Through the Gift Shop at Front Porch Cinema This is the documentary that made Banksy a household name in the sort of households that would watch an Academy nominated movie about street art. Learn about the clash and controversy surrounding Banksy and Mr. Brainwash, and see the faces (except B) behind artists whose works sprinkle throughout Melrose and La Bre

. Los Angeles Events This Weekend. The Los Angeles Events Guide for Los Angeles Music, Los Angeles Movies, and other cool Los Angeles Events happening this Columbus Day Weekend (10/5-10/8) FRIDAY Music: Culture Collide all over East LA This weekend, FILTER is putting on Culture Collide, a four day international music blowout in East LA, featuring the work of musicians from twenty-five different countries. Friday nigh

It’s time for the 405 to close again in the much anticipated sequel, Carmageddon 2: Electric Boogaloo This staycation guide is posted in conjunction with HAUS PR. For your public relations needs, check out HAUS PR If you’re feeling brave, you can always find more events happening this weekend at our events page We don’t want to close our eyes. We don’t want to fall asleep. Let’s face the

Los Angeles Events Happening This Weekend Movie, Music, and Other Awesome Events in LA from 9/21 to 9/23 FRIDAY Movie: Amelie & Assassins Double Feature at the Aero Theatre Brush up on your French this Friday with a double feature of two fantastic films highlighting the work of Mathieu Kassowitz, who co-stars in Amelie and directs and stars in Assassins. The best part of it all? He’ll be there right in the middle