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Get it while it’s hot and fresh this Saturday at Club Good Hurt. The sexy burlesque show, put on by Pussy Galore, promises scantily clad dancing women. You can dance along and pretend like they’re all yours.
Before you indulge in the frenzy of stretching and swinging thighs you can warm up your glands with a wide selection of lead up bands, including Veiled, Luper Dupree and A Third Wish Granted.
Doors open at 8 p.m. Pussy Galore goes on at 11:15 p.m. Club Good Hurt is located at 12249 Venice Blvd. in West L.A. For more information call (310) 390 -1076 or check out their website at www.goodhurt.net.
Gabrielle Harradine
Forever Young
Neil Young is set to play the Nokia Theater in downtown Los Angeles at 8 p.m. on Friday, Nov. 2. His wife, Pegi Young, just released an album in July and will be joining her hubby on stage for that night’s performance. She co-founded the Bridge School, an organization located in Hillsborough, California that is geared toward children with disabilities.
Also on the bill is Anthony Crawford — he’s played with Young before and was featured on his “Prairie Wind” album and was also in “Heart of Gold,” a documentary that was shot over two days at the Nashville Ryman Auditorium.
Contact the box office at (212) 930-1950 for ticket information.
JARED MORGAN
A drawing’s worth a 1,000 words
A reception for artist Lisbeth Zwerger will be held on Sunday, Nov. 4 to kick-off her “Every Picture Tells a Story” gallery that will run through Dec. 28 at 1311 Montana Ave.
Hoffman comes to town (w/#2)
He tried to make out with Marky Mark in “Boogie Nights,” played an assistant in “The Big Lebowski” and was a bad guy in “Mission Impossible.” Now that’s skills. Now Phillip Seymour Hoffman is being honored by American Cinematheque at the Aero Theater on Nov. 5 and 6. The program will feature a series of Hoffman’s films like “Magnolia,” “Boogie Nights” and “Mission Impossible.”
What’s got into Linda Blair?
Synergy Cafe & Lounge will be host to a concert benefiting the Linda Blair Foundation, an organization that raises awareness of animal cruelty issues like overpopulation and dog fighting. Look out Michael Vick. Blair is best known for her role as Regan Teresa MacNeil, the possessed girl who spewed pea soup in “The Exorcist.”
Grassroots Acoustica Number 5 is putting on the event free of charge. The group operates on a donation only basis and has raised over $2,500 since its formation in July.
Lost in The Haze
The Haze Fest blows into Santa Monica on Thursday, Nov. 8 at Nocturnal Bar on Lincoln Boulevard. The groove flavors will include X-Kid, Bens’ Jazz Kit, Jade Melody, Talana and Snow White tha Product, along with some special guests. Doors open at 10 with a $5 cover charge.
The Haze party will continue on Friday when it moves to the Tribal Cafe in Echo Park for an all ages show.
Jigga rocks The House (w/#1)
Jay-Z plays it “American Gangster” style at the Sunset House of Blues on Tuesday, Nov. 6. Even with a $150 ticket price the house is sold out. No it’s not “A Dream,” if you want tickets you better have a sweet rap. Doors open at 8 p.m. for serious beggars.
Wrestling and Carnegie Hall (w/#3)
Dress in tights and sing along to your heart’s content. Andy Kaufman won’t mind. Or just show up for the ride. American Cinematheque presents the double feature including “I’m From Hollywood” and “Andy Kaufman Plays Carnegie Hall” on Tuesday, Nov. 6 at 7:30 p.m.
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Originally published in the Santa Monica Daily Press print edition on November 2, 2007. Read the original PDF.