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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: Ruby Sparks at The Landmark We just can’t wait to see this movie that supposedly pops right off the page chock full of Zoe Kazan cuteness and Paul Dano intensity from the directors of Little Miss Sunshine. We recommend the 7:20 screening, where the directors will conduct a Q&A after the movie! Tickets are $12.50 with a $1.00 service charge. Get tickets here for the 7:20 show 10850 West Pico Bl

With Catwalk. Address: 1822 Sunset Blvd.

At once brutal and romantic, Light Asylum exists in that space where industrial gives way to goth, where the city meets the outer regions under the cover of night. Four songs here that showcase Shannon Funchess and Bruno Coviello’s fluid synth pop attack that shifts elegantly from midtempo industrial dance to subliminal futureballads that are deceptively uplifting when considering LI’s relentless dark sheen. Calling

With Fancy Space People, Highlands. Address: 1822 Sunset Blvd.

Ramona Falls is a trail leading to a shady glen where a spilling torrent of water appears 100 feet above, cascading down to the creek bed below. Ramona Falls is also Brent Knopf’s first solo venture – although you may know him through his extensive musical resume as part of Portland trio, Menomena*. Named after his favorite childhood hiking trail on Mount Hood in Oregon, Ramona Falls was, to Knopf as a boy, a refuge

With Dreamers, Fay. Address: 1822 Sunset Blvd.

Twenty-two year old Trevor Powers, whose musical venture is called Youth Lagoon, has had a long year. Not because he’s been endlessly touring or pursuing some wild dream, but because of life – the life of a kid going to college, being in love, dealing with heartache, and just living. “Youth Lagoon isn’t me.” says Powers. “It’s merely a part of me. I was in and out of different bands in high school and always tried to

With the Wave Pictures and Yellow Red Sparks. Address: 1822 Sunset Blvd.  

Nightmare and the Cat. Address: 1822 Sunset Blvd.