Los Angeles

Fridays 5-7 at Edison: 108 W 2nd St, Downtown; 213.613.0000

This 1920s-style speakeasy's offering a timely Depression-era deal: cheekily named 35c drinks (the ginny 401k and the bourbon-laced Bail Out), plus free grilled cheese and tomato soup. 25% of proceeds go to food banks and charities for people whose credit sucked before subprime.

Midnight hits LA with perfectly rendered details both famous (the Capitol Building; Crossroads of the World) and fattening (Carney's; Pink's; In-N-Out). The map's true-to-town, meaning you can finally speed down Cahuenga/La Cienega/San Vicente without traffic -- unrealisticness that makes this the "Leisure Suit Larry" of driving.

Available at Lisa Kline Men: 143 S Robertson, Mid-Wilshire; 310.385.7113

Just now entering the men's market, Level combines vintage-inspired details (i.e., high-on-the-thigh pockets), colors from "Ash" to "Dry Aged", and "modernish tailored fits" ranging from "skinny" to "boyfriend" -- which'll look so good, you can become the latter without achieving the former.

Sat 4-6pm at Colorado Wine Co: 2114 Colorado Blvd, Pasadena; 323.478.1985

This annual trailer-park-a-thon is back, with pairings like a Denis Pere & Fils Brut w/ cheese puffs ("Boules De Fromage") and Barros 10-year Tawney Port w/ a ding-dong ("Gateau au Chocolate, en Plastique").

This booby-matching version of "Memory" is meant to promote the new Seann William Scott movie. Unfortunately, nothing can help you connect "Stifler" with "Seann William Scott".