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  • UCLA secured the first NCAA women's basketball national championship in school history — a goal that was set after losing in the first Final Four last season.
  • The rapper Ye was announced as the headliner for the Wireless Festival in London. He's gained notoriety over the years for his antisemitic comments and activities glorifying Nazis.
  • Hidden behind a hidden door marked “Law Office – Eddie O’Hare, ESQ” at 548 Fifth Ave., the underground speakeasy Prohibition will put a cheeky spin on Valentine’s Day. On Saturday, Feb. 14, guests who show proof they’ve blocked an ex will receive a complimentary bartender’s-choice whiskey shot, limited to one blocked ex per guest. Whether celebrating love, independence or a fresh start, Prohibition will offer expertly crafted cocktails, live music and an unforgettable late-night atmosphere. More information about Prohibition may be found on the website at ProhibitionSD.com.
  • Charles McBee is a razor-sharp NYC stand-up comedian, writer, and unapologetic 80s/'90s baby from Toledo, Ohio, serving up nostalgia with a side of truth. Whether he's breaking down the wild logic of gym class dodgeball or reminding you what it meant to record songs off the radio without your mom yelling in the background, Charles brings hilarious, heartfelt commentary about growing up in a pre-WiFi world straight to the stage. He’s made three national appearances on Gotham Comedy Live, was a standout on FOX’s "Laughs and Punchline" (Seasons 1 & 2), and has written for everything from VH1's Hip Hop Honors to the 2020 VMAs and the 2021 Golden Globes. He most recently served as Head Writer for Comedy Central’s "Hell of a Week" with Charlamagne Tha God, earning a Writers Guild Award nomination, and was a creative consultant on Nick Cannon’s "Wild' N Out." Charles has also built a dedicated social media following with his no-holds-barred takes on pop culture, politics, and the beautiful chaos of growing up in the analog era. If you’ve ever eaten a microwave dinner on a folding tray table, feared getting caught in a game of freeze tag, or lived through dial-up internet, Charles has a joke for you. Come see why his fans keep coming back. Charles McBee on Facebook / Instagram
  • Bencotto Italian Kitchen will celebrate Valentine’s Day with elegant, chef-driven specials available exclusively on Saturday, Feb. 14. Monello will offer a featured dish of risotto alla crema di peperoni rossi e scampi, a rich risotto with red pepper cream and prawns, priced at $36. Bencotto will offer ravioli di barbabietola in crema di tartufo bianco, heart-shaped red beet ravioli filled with ricotta and taleggio in a white truffle cream sauce, priced at $34. Enjoy a red velvet tiramisu made with mascarpone, red velvet cake, berries and Alchermes Italian liqueur, priced at $15. Reservations are encouraged and can be made by calling 619.450.4786 or booking online.
  • Ready to laugh at the chaos that is America? Heather Gardner brings laughs about the wild world we're living in. Known for her bold stance and sharp political satire, Heather Gardner is an LA based comedian who’s currently on tour with her live political comedy show, "Star Spangled Banter." Her online videos have amassed more than 100M views on social media and two parody children’s books chronicling, “The Mean Orange Man.” She’s performed at NY Comedy Festival, The Den in Chicago, the world famous Comedy Store in Los Angeles and more. Previous credits include hosting "Last Night's Late Night" by Entertainment Weekly on Quibi, host and producer of “ICYMI" By HuffPost, and contributors for Funny or Die, Yahoo, Build Brunch, NBC, Rotten Tomatoes, News Nation, Variety and more. Heather Gardner on Instagram
  • Fiona Cauley uses her quick wit and dark sense of humor to give some insight into what life is like as a disabled female comic. Based out of Nashville, TN, she is a regular at Zanies Comedy Club and any local hotdog stand. She can also be found in Austin, TX dropping into the world-famous Comedy Mothership and as a frequent special guest on KILL TONY. Be sure to catch her rolling through a town near you! Fiona Cauley on Instagram / TikTok
  • Award-winning Little Italy destination Monello will celebrate Valentine’s Day with elegant, chef-driven specials available exclusively on Saturday, Feb. 14. Monello will offer a featured dish of risotto alla crema di peperoni rossi e scampi, a rich risotto with red pepper cream and prawns, priced at $36. Bencotto will offer ravioli di barbabietola in crema di tartufo bianco, heart-shaped red beet ravioli filled with ricotta and taleggio in a white truffle cream sauce, priced at $34. Enjoy a decadent dessert: red velvet tiramisu made with mascarpone, red velvet cake, berries and Alchermes Italian liqueur, priced at $15. Reservations are encouraged and can be made by calling or booking online. For Monello, call 619-450-4786 or visit LoveMonello.com Monello on Facebook / Instagram / TikTok
  • This class provides students with an understanding of the Breath-Mind-Body dynamic and its relationship to health and wellness during the aging process. Students learn breathing techniques for self-care, mental resilience, and physical relaxation as they age. Please wear flat supportive shoes and loose, comfortable clothing. Audience: Adults Visit: https://www.sandiego.gov/public-library/locations/mission-valley-library Mission Valley Branch Library on Facebook
  • Declared by The Huffington Post as “the real hero of sitcom TV,” Patricia Williams (aka Ms. Pat) is a comedian, author, radio host, podcaster, and actress. Her critically acclaimed multi-cam series "The Ms. Pat Show," produced by Lee Daniels and Brian Grazer, premiered its fourth season in May 2024. The series is streaming on BET+ and Paramount+ with an edited version airing on BET linear. The premiere of the show shattered viewership records on the streamer almost crashing the app and garnered Emmy nominations in the “Outstanding Direction for a Comedy Series” category in 2022 and 2023. "The Ms. Pat Show," based on Pat’s real-life story of an inner-city drug dealer turned suburban mom, has been a hit with fans and critics alike. The Hollywood Reporter raved “Think 'Roseanne' of the 1980s and 1990s, but even rawer” and Essence Magazine gushed “Ms. Pat is headed for the comedy stratosphere.” Following the success of "The Ms. Pat Show," BET/Paramount Global signed Pat to a multi-genre overall deal under which she will produce, write and perform in new series and other projects—both scripted and unscripted— across all platforms. Under this deal, she debuted her weekly court show "Ms. Pat Settles It" on BET linear on October 18, 2023. In the beloved tradition of Judge Judy, Judge Joe Brown, and Steve Harvey, Pat takes hold of the gavel to settle people’s everyday disputes. Using her signature raw, unfiltered, hilarious sensibility that has made her a fan-favorite and critical darling, Pat and a jury of her comedy friends resolve high stakes disputes including who is financially responsible for dog poop on that rug, do food stamps count as payment, and what is proper hair wig etiquette. Another hit for the rapidly emerging entertainment mogul, the series premiered as the No. 2 show on primetime television for Black viewers as well as Black women in the 18-49 demographic. Pat’s hour standup special "Y’All Wanna Hear Something Crazy?," directed by comedy legend Robert Townsend and Executive Produced by Wanda Sykes, is currently streaming on Netflix. The New York Times described the hour as “superb material” while Indiewire offered “There are a lot of comedy specials on Netflix these days, but Ms. Pat breaks through the noise.” In addition to her standup and TV projects, Pat also hosts her own top-rated comedy podcast "The Patdown." For more information go to www.MsPatComedy.com Ms. Pat on Instagram
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