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It's time to P-A-R-T-Y!
Tonight is the third annual, and sadly, the final Guilty Pleasures Party. Yes, this roving reporter of good times and the mischievous, not-so-secret alter ego of On magazine lead writer Kim Nowacki is being forced to move down to Los Angeles with her.
But not before one last booze-filled, dance-your-pants-off, totally self-indulgent bash.
Everyone (of legal drinking age; sorry kids) is invited to come and join Guilty Pleasures in celebrating those things that give us so much joy but also make us so ashamed -- whether it's following Perez Hilton on Twitter, listening to Garfunkel and Oates, www.textsfromlastnight.com or drinking your body weight in $1 margaritas at Tequila's on First Fridays.
Tonight's Guilty Pleasures P-A-R-T-Y begins about 9 at the Yakima Sports Center, 214 E. Yakima Ave., which has booked an evening of great entertainment. The bill features a Seattle-based triple-threat of synth-pop party band United State of Electronica, the beautiful down-tempo electronica outfit The Animals at Night and indie-rock band elba.
As always, there'll be a stack of "Hello My guilty pleasure is" name tags so you can wear yours with pride, plus giveaways of all the miscellaneous stuff that's accumulated on Guilty Pleasures' desk over the years.
Cover is $5.
* Guilty Pleasures was a weekly look at whatever Guilty Pleasures wanted to look at.
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