Yesterday I wanted to watch the Germany/Spain match so headed over to The Down & Out where I met up with neighbor Sara J. and had a very peaceable time watching the match. There was a good crowd and after the first half we were able to move up to the bar to sit and watch the three screens.
It was my first time at the Down & Out and based on my experience I would definitely go back. I still got to find out what that pear cider I had was. It was alright. =)
Having a run at the Aero Theatre, "LA Plays Itself" is back, this time at the Egyptian Theatre, for one night only, Sunday the 12th of October.
From the American Cinematheque website:
"LOS ANGELES PLAYS ITSELF, 2003, 169 min. Dir. Thom Andersen. A must see for Los Angeles history buffs and cinema enthusiasts, who will marvel at the hundreds of archival and film clips revealing an almost secret history of the City of Angels..."
If film isn't your thing, there's always hockey. The LA Kings have their home opener Sunday night. They're looking for the home ice advantage to avenge tonight's 3-1 road loss to the San Jose Sharks. It looks like tickets are sold out for the opener. However, there are certain to be some available somewhere no doubt for a little more than they originally were purchased for. Stub Hub anyone?
definitely NOT on Main.. =)
