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Following last weekend's surprise Rolling Stones show, The Echo and Echoplex continued BritWeek festivities last night with a performance from English electro-pop artist Little Boots, and supporting acts Avan Lava and Feathers presented by IHEARTCOMIX. As a "Go See A Show" featured act, we were psyched to get down to this tiny songstress, who packs some serious pipes and high-energy stage presence.

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The Covenant House California, whose mission is to bring hope and opportunity to at-risk homeless youth, hosted their 25th Gala and Awards Dinner to raise money for the cause and celebrate the great work they've done to date, with special recognition for music legend Herbie Hancock's contributions.

Lauri Peterson, Vinessa Shaw, Herbie Hancock and other guests join the Covenant House California for a night of awards and music; Chelsea Handler, Julianne Hough, Kobe Bryant and a team of celebs step out to a benefit for EIF's Women's Cancer Research Fund; Keanu Reeves, Adelaide Clemens and more attend GenArt Presents "Generation Um..."; Sharon Stone, Snoop Lion, Vicente Fox and others guests mix it up at the Better LA "An Evening With A View" Annual Gala; Nicole Richie, Rosie Huntington-Whiteley, Rachel Zoe and some of L.A.'s fashion elite hit a Balmain dinner party at Chateau Marmont—get caught up on Thursday's top events in this edition of Last Night's Parties.

In case you haven't stepped outside yet today, Mother Nature has brought Los Angeles some nice "summerlike" weather in which to bask this week and through the weekend. With the sun out and the temperatures in the 90s (!), it's making for some ideal beach day conditions and we hope you take advantage. While you're out there, you're probably going to want to grab some drinks and food to round out the day and we're to help with those plans. So whether you're already scouting out a spot on SoCal's famous coastline near the shore or are good admiring it from afar but don't actually want to make contact with sand, following our earlier roundup of eight, here's a guide to eight more of L.A.'s best beachside restaurants and bars from Marina Del Rey to Malibu that are GofG L.A.-approved.

Nobody, anywhere, does Cinco de Mayo like L.A. does. Not in Mexico, where it's really not that big of a deal, nor in New York, where you can't get a good burrito to save your life. No, Cinco de Mayo belongs to us, and while that may seem like something to brag about, it's also a big responsibility. See, we don't automatically get to keep the title of Best Cinco City, and that means we all have to do our part by getting extra crazy this weekend. Luckily, there are loads of parties on Saturday and Sunday, so whether you're motivated by good food, strong drinks, loud music, or some crazy combination therein, we've got just the fiesta for you in this  Cinco de Mayo Party Guide.

Living in this city means bearing witness to a higher than average amount of strange sights and vast array of definitions of socially acceptable human behavior on the daily. Oftentimes the abundance of L.A. weirdness we see in our day-to-day is beyond words when attempting to describe it to those who weren't there. But now with Instagram, the heavy lifting is taken care of for us in capturing a breathtakingly peculiar or otherwise noteworthy vision and sharing it with the world. So join us as we celebrate L.A.'s knack for proving life can always get a little bit funkier with another round of the most absurd, seriously WTF moments you pretty much only ever see in L.A. Insta-captured in the last two weeks.

Jay Leno and Chelsea Handler roast and toast Ross Mathews at his book launch; Greta Gerwig, Rebecca Dayan, Katie Aselton and other indie darlings step out for an exclusive screening of Frances Ha; Eli Roth shakes up the Mann Chinese 6 at the premiere of Aftershock; Kathy Hilton, Monique Lhuillier and Brooke Davenport chat at a David Webb dinner; Ginnifer Goodwin throws the first pitch at Dodger Stadium with Julianne Hough as her ball boy—get it all in today's edition of Last Night's Parties.

A+D Architecture and Design Museum > Los Angeles (A+D) is celebrating 12 years of cutting edge exhibitions, progressive architecture and design programs with its annual gala. This year's theme is “Celebrate: The Journey” and will be on Saturday, May 11. Last year’s Celebrate: The Wearable sold out, so hurry up and mark your calendar! More»

With the temperatures rising, it was a really exciting month for dressing up in Los Angeles and celebs seemed to enjoy showing a little more skin with their fashion choices (hi, Gwyneth). We've poured over our favorites from the past several weeks and narrowed it down to the best of the best of the month. See our picks for the top 10 looks of April in today's edition of L.A.'s Best Dressed Guests.

Bob Saget emcees a night of laughs with comedians Jack Black, Jeff Garlin, Kevin Nealon and gourmet cuisine by celebrity chefs for the Scleroderma Research Foundation; Catt Sadler and Tara Swennen host a dinner for Akvinta Vodka; Zooey Deschanel, Hannah Simone and costars of "New Girl" attend a special screening Q&A event; Jennifer Aniston, Courteney Cox, Kate Becksinsale and more celebrate yoga master Mandy Ingber's new book—get the rundown on Tuesday's top events in this installment of Last Night's Parties.