THIS IS YOUR WEEKEND GUIDE

Friday, May 11, 2012 It's Officially The Weekend: What You Should Do To Have Fun This week has been crawling by so slowly that we were beginning to feel as though we might be stuck in the limbo that is Tuesday/Wednesday forever. Luckily, we've escaped that fate and made it out to the other side, where we can finally see the light at the end of the tunnel known as Friday. In preparation for our impending jailbreak, we've put together an intensive itinerary that should keep you so busy this weekend that you nearly forget what has to happen when you wake up on Monday morning... Friday If you don't make it to the Yamashiro farmers market tonight, ditch work early tomorrow and go up to the Pagoda Bar to enjoy the early summer weather with a view and a drink. Afterward, head over to the Barnsdall Art Park for Eat.Drink.Art., where you'll enjoy art installations, gourmet food truck fare, wine and beer tastings, and more. Tickets are $25, but proceeds go to benefit the gallery. If all of that sounds too aggressive for your Friday night, opt instead to screen The Last of the Mohicans at The Egyptian Theater. "No matter how long it takes, no matter how far, I will find you." -- enough said. AGAIN? Claiming To Have 'Embarrassing Info' About A Celeb Doesn't Work Kendrec McDade's Cause Of Death Revealed Anthony Bourdain Goes Off On Foie Gras Opponents Obama Plays Ball In Cheviot Hills BLOG POSTS Inderpal Grewal: No More California Dream? Bad news today for California youth. Enrollments will be capped further and tuition increased by 6% to 9%, even as demographic changes and economic conditions mean that the numbers of students are increasing. Alec Baldwin: Rest in Peace, Maurice Sendak Around four years ago, I met a broker at a Greenwich Village building to see an apartment. The owner was Maurice Sendak. I could tell that whether I got the apartment or not, I was going to enjoy this conversation. Just from his voice, his timing, you could tell Sendak was funny, wise, sensitive. Lorri L. Jean: Dramatic Changes on Campus at Georgetown Much has changed at Georgetown since 1980, when some fellow students and I sued the school for refusing to recognize our LGBT group because doing so allegedly violated Catholic doctrine. Linda Novick O'Keefe: How to Address the Obesity Epidemic: Start Young Access to fresh groceries changed everything for Elijah and his mom. For many families in Los Angeles and other metro areas across the country, things are not as easy -- but they are getting better. Alicia Silverstone: A Primer on Protein Perhaps the most common question veggies get is, "But where do you get your protein?" Concerned mothers, incredulous friends, and curious coworkers all want to know!

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