George Lucas and Clive Owen honor Harrison Ford at the 56th San Francisco International Film Festival; Jordin Sparks and Derek Hough join Jason Derulo in celebrating the release of his YRB magazine cover; Stevie Wonder performs for Kris Jenner, Piers Morgan, Harvey Levin, and more at a gala supporting gun control; Beck plays a private show for guests like Peter Facinelli, Dylan McDermott and Kate Walsh at the Samsung Galaxy S 4 launch event—get the rundown on who was out and about Tuesday evening in this installment of Last Night's Parties.

Jessica Chastain, Milla Jovovich, Anna Faris and more gather at the Dolby Theatre for the Zero Dark Thirty premiere; Will Ferrell, Sarah Silverman, Aziz Ansari and Jon Hamm perform at the WE HATE HURRICANES Comedy Show to benefit AmeriCares; Naomi Watts, Ewan McGregor and other cast members hit the red carpet premiere of The Impossible at the Hollywood ArcLight; Alison Brie, Lizzy Caplan and Martin Starr attend a screening of Save The Date—Monday's events in L.A. brought out some of Hollywood's most talented stars, check them out in today's installment of Last Night's Parties.

As L.A. residents, our relationship with the Bay Area and those who call it home has always been complicated. It's a heady brew of rivalry, occasional collaborative success, and, dare I say, a sprinkling of legit jealousy that runs both ways: us for their functioning transportation system, and them for our largely feces-free streets and sidewalks. We'd be lying, however, if we didn't confess that our jealousy of the San Francisco area has never been higher than it was this weekend, as the Outside Lands music festival celebrated its fifth anniversary with a weekend-long party that, by all accounts, may have surpassed even our beloved Coachella as 2012's festival to beat. More»

As L.A. residents, our relationship with the Bay Area and those who call it home has always been complicated. It's a heady brew of rivalry, occasional collaborative success, and, dare I say, a sprinkling of legit jealousy that runs both ways: us for their functioning transportation system, and them for our largely feces-free streets and sidewalks. We'd be lying, however, if we didn't confess that our jealousy of the San Francisco area has never been higher than it was this weekend, as the Outside Lands music festival celebrated its fifth anniversary with a weekend-long party that, by all accounts, may have surpassed even our beloved Coachella as 2012's festival to beat.MORE>>

Governors Ball returned to New York again this weekend, though the music festival was held on Randall's Island-- and not Governors-- for the first time this year. The 2-day long extravaganza featured performances by Passion Pit, Kid Cudi, Duck Sauce, Fiona Apple, Beck, and others, and tons of New Yorkers came out to check out their favorite acts. Check out everything you missed (or re-live the fun) with our Instagram round up! More»

New York City's annual Governors Ball Music Festival is set for this Saturday and Sunday on Randall's Island. Starting at noon, Saturday's lineup will include electronic and hip-hop artists Passion Pit, whose new album Gossamer is set to release on July 24th, Kid Cudi who gained major attention with his single "Pursuit of Happiness" and Duck Sauce whose song “Barbra Streisand” was featured on Glee. Also appearing will be Major Lazer the music project by electro-house DJ/Producer Diplo, and Santigold whose album “Master of My Make-Believe” was released in April. More»

Governor's Ball is coming up this weekend and with sets by Santigold, Devendra Banhart, and Beck on the way, it is important to show up to Randall's Island prepared for fun. Keep clicking to learn about our must-have survival kit items that we are packing for one of the best NYC summer concert lineups. More»

The actual bridge from Red Hot Chili Peppers' "Under The Bridge" is located in Downtown L.A.'s MacArthur Park; Rolling Stone asks what the best graduation song of all time is; why Beck's son's dancing on stage makes me excited to have children; a new Israeli spider is named after Lou Reed; a vintage Lana Del Rey Keds commercial surfaces—so many fun things have happened in the music world today, let's discuss. More»

So Tuesday's not even over yet, and you've already got your eyes on the weekend, don't you? I mean, who could blame you? 3-day weekends are worth their weight in gold, and even by our standards, this one is packed full of enough kick-ass live music for you to really make a mini-vacation of it. But trust us when we tell you that before we even hit Memorial Day, there's a whole load of amazing bands, shows and events rolling through our fair city this week. So what are you waiting for? Today's the day to Go See A Show! More»