Christine N. Ziemba

Looking for something to do tonight in LA? We have a few suggestions: Henry Rollins signs his new book at Book Soup; Women Hold Up Half the Sky opens at the Skirball; lecture on macabre masterpieces at the Brand Library; art openings/lectures and a puppy rescue benefit. Read on for all the details.

There are a number of art and photography events tonight in LA. So it’s time to get your culture on with historical war reportage photos from the 1849 siege of Rome; Carmichael Gallery hosts a signing for TASCHEN's Los Angeles; Norman Rush reads his works at the Hammer; and Caltech screens a documentary of JPL. Read on for all the details.

It may be a Monday, but there are a number of things to do tonight around the city. Live music at the Annenberg Beach House and Bardot for It’s a School Night; The Apple Sisters are at Meltdown Comics; and it’s a Dungeness crab fest at Chaya Venice. Read on for all the details.

Hello, Friday! A lot of great events are happening tonight: Nosferatu with live score screens in Pasadena; Lucient Dossier takes over The Palace Theatre; 9 Circles is at the Bootleg and LACMA holds a panel discussion on the work of Tim Burton. All the details follow so read on.

Art exhibits, book talks and a little rebel bingo are on tonight's agenda: Michael Ondaatje at the Skirball; the art of Bryan Ferry in a solo show; celebrating the Audubon Society at G2 and Rebel Bingo in Hollywood. Read on for all the details.

There are so many good events happening tonight, we’re bummed that we can’t make it to all of these. For some reason, it’s a good night for film in LA, with a newly restored Ernst Lubitsch classic at the Egyptian, Modern Times at LACMA and NewFilmmakers LA’s monthly program at Sunset Gower. We’ve also found a great discussion on the state of journalism and a one-night only concert by Allee Willis. Read on for all the details.

We found a few events going on about town tonight. As usual, it's a mix of live music and DJ sets at Bardot for It's a School Night; Family Bookstore holds an opening reception for artist/composer John Wiese; Robert Scheer and Mr. Fish are in discussion at Vroman's; and films by Vittorio de Sica and Janie Geiser are on the big screen.

Friday! Finally. Here are some of the events that piqued our interest in LA tonight. First up, Thomas “She Blinded Me with Science” Dolby gives a lecture at Hollywood Forever; Zombie Joe’s takes on Edgar Allan Poe, the Art Deco Society of LA hits up the Langham; author Adilifu Nama talks about black comic superheroes; and there’s a fundraiser for the International Bird Rescue. Read on for all the details.

It’s the second Thursday of the month, which means it must be time for the Downtown Art Walk. If you want to avoid the crowds roving the streets tonight, there's Busting Out, which finds the funny in women's boobs, Jeffrey Eugenides signs his latest book and NerdMelt mixes comedy and bad bad movies. Read on for all the details.

What’s on tap for a Tuesday night in LA? Here’s a lineup we picked out for you: A West Coast “re-screening” premiere of Wynn Chamberlain’s Brand X; wine and jazz at Palate in Glendale; Anne Enright at ALOUD and The MOTH storytelling. Read on for all the details.

Celebrate a beautiful fall Monday with these events: Molly Shannon signs her children's book at Vroman's in Pasadena; there's a night hike in Franklin Canyon, dance performances with Anatomy Riot in DTLA and Chico Mannat headlines It's a School Night at Bardot. Read on for all the details.

Here’s what’s going down in LA tonight. OMD—yes, the “If You Leave” guys— plays Club Nokia; Boston Court’s 4th annual art exhibition continues; Beyond Baroque welcomes poets Fred Maramarco and George Kalmar; and Giorgio Modorer's Metropolis on the big screen. Read on for all the details.