Los Angeles

This noble LA photog strips 90 college girls down to their bikinis to raise breast cancer awareness, then takes pictures of them to make you a calendar. The site's got stalker-ific features like audition tapes and videos of Bahamian photo shoots; there's also an application for next year's shoot, in case you're moved enough by the cause to undergo a sex change/finally find out what the big deal is with college.

Sundays at The Foundry on Melrose: 7465 Melrose, Mid-Wilshire; 323.651.0915

Now every week at the Melrose loungestaurant, get a gratis pour of an upscale scotch paired with a gratis show from an LA-based songster; this week features bluesy rocker Mike Hayes and a sipper of circa-'91 Glenrothes (also what you say when you try to discuss Glengarry Glen Ross after drinking 18-year-old scotch).

Sat-Sun at 1832 W Sunset Blvd, Echo Park; 510.299.8970

This streetwear pop-up's blowing out everything in-store, with 20-50% off fitted hats from Estate, graphic tees from Reason, and colorful hoodies from HomeRoom -- an SF company whose spokesmodel is Kanye, even though it's creepy that he's catting around in homeroom so long after Graduation.

Book starting Sunday for Jan 25-30 and Feb 1-6

Sunday's the first day to make reservations for '09's fortnight-long Week, featuring 100+ joints offering three strata of discounts on three-course lunches ($16, $22, or $28) and dinners ($26, $34, or $44). Participants run the gamut, including those devoted to sushi (Sashi, SugarFish), steak (Dakota, La Prime), and mongoloid shrimping (Bubba Gump's).

Pick up tickets between 6-8pm on Monday at The Knitting Factory: 7021 Hollywood Blvd, Hollywood; 323.463.0204

Hit the Knit during the above two-hour slot to score two free tickets to your choice of 26 shows, from punk (The Adolescents), to alt-rock (Chris Shiflett of the Foo Fighters), to ska (Voodoo Glow Skulls). Tickets're first-come, first-served and for fans 21+ only, which really sucks for the Voodoo Glow Skulls.