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Three best things to do in Los Angeles on Saturday, December 6
Bill's Mountain
Most of us know a character or two whose eccentricities and offbeat charm make them worthy of... More>> Occidental College,
Sat., December 6, 6:00pm,
free
What's Up, Tiger Lily?
Maria Bamford and Melinda Hill bring excellent standups every week. And we mean really good... More>> Cuba Libre Bar,
Every week Monday, 8:00pm,
free
The Nightwatchman
Because he's got plenty of impassioned things to say about truth, justice and the (un)American... More>> El Rey Theatre,
Tue., December 9, 8:00pm,
No on H8!
Back when Margaret Cho was funny, she was really funny. Now that she's not funny anymore, she... More>> Largo at the Coronet,
Wed., December 10, 8:00pm,
$30
Ruben Guevara
Any examination of Los Angeles' Chicano rock & roll scene leads to Ruben Guevara -- not simply... More>> Eastside Luv,
Wed., December 10,
Murs
Nicholas "Murs" Carter titled his latest solo album Murs for President, which would be a... More>> El Rey Theatre,
Thu., December 11, 8:00pm,
Fata Morgana
Hungarian playwright Ernest Vajda is perhaps best known for the screenplays he wrote for... More>> Pacific Resident Theatre,
Every week Thursday, Friday, Saturday from Sat., November 1 until Sun., December 21, 8:00pmEvery week Sunday from Sun., November 2 until Sun., December 21, 3:00pm,
AC/DC
There's nothing more iconic than the crushing sound of Malcolm Young's massive slabs of staccato... More>> The Forum,
Sat., December 6, 8:00pmMon., December 8, 8:00pm,
The Nightwatchman
Because he's got plenty of impassioned things to say about truth, justice and the (un)American... More>> El Rey Theatre,
Tue., December 9, 8:00pm,
Ruben Guevara
Any examination of Los Angeles' Chicano rock & roll scene leads to Ruben Guevara -- not simply... More>> Eastside Luv,
Wed., December 10,
