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Jason Segel feat. Swell Season, No Special Effects
Last night, Jason Segel got on stage during Swell Season’s LA show and performed a song he wrote himself. (If you’ll recall, Segel wrote actually wrote all the music for the Dracula puppet musical in Forgetting Sarah Marshall.) It’s nothing short of hilarious and the best thing you will see today. (via)
This is incredible.
no special effects.
Wow. Well done, Mr. Segel.
Marry me, Jason Segel.
So tonight I’m on The Pixies guest list at the Aragon Ballroom and get to sit in the VIP balcony section for the show. This is only happening because Anna is covering the show for Spinner. Interesting side note though: I honestly don’t care about The Pixies. Maybe seeing them live will change my opinion and feelings about them. I just wish No Age was playing this date instead of Black Gold.
My +1 is bashing The Pixies! Remind me why I date him again? Hahaha ;)
I’m so excited for this show tonight. The last time I saw The Pixies was May 1, 2004 at Coachella, so a little over five years ago. It’s crazy to think it’s been that long since my first Coachella experience.
SPREAD IT AROUND!!!
is this for real??
Woot!
Sure, why not?
••••• Kinda lame if you ask us. Who wants to stand around the bean full of tourists in 50 degree weather? Not Billy —BP
This is lame. December 19th at Millennium Park, really? It’s only going to be extremely cold and possibly snowing. Fuck that. Also, someone needs to spell check their flyer.
No true Chicagoan wants to fucking go to Millennium Park. Yes, two n’s.
Las Palmas
1835 W North Ave, Chicago, IL
Neighborhood: Wicker Park
The bar area in Las Palmas. Photo credit: Las Palmas’ website.
Rob and I have been to Las Palmas many times, but only for their amazing modern, up-scale Mexican cuisine. Rob had eaten their brunch a few years ago and has been telling me for awhile how good it is, so we decided to venture over there and check it out this weekend. The restaurant was almost entirely empty when we walked in around 12:30. We snacked on their addictive chips and salsa and then feasted on our brunch selections. I had the El Benito, which was a Mexican version of eggs benedict with chipotle hollandaise sauce and Rob had Huevos Rancheros. Both were excellent and as you can tell from the pictures below, they were plated beautifully. The best kept secret about Las Palmas’ brunch is how cheap it is. My meal was $10 and Rob’s was $7. For all of the food we received, you can’t beat a deal like that.
-Anna
El Benito.
Huevos Rancheros.
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