Good Food, Good Wine, Good Music, Good People: Tonight we get to practice what we preach-- all that was missing at Aquarium Drunkard’s Decade in Review soiree tonight at Origami Vinyl in LA was the GOOD WINE. Problem solved! Join us for our first ever “Pop-Up Pour”! We will be pouring each of the six wines currently in DWDM. Is West Indian Girl really a Riesling? The Hold Steady a Cab Sav? We want to hear YOUR wine/music pairings, but you must be 21+, natch, to taste.

An incredible cause, an incredible line-up this Saturday at The Avalon in LA. We know each & every one of you will be with us in spirit on Sat, no matter where you are. The GOOD NEWS is we have a pair of tickets to gift the *first responder* in comments. All we ask is that you’re 21+. I will e-mail the winner with your ticket details. Good luck & see you Saturday!

Ever wondered what would happen if The Hold Steady’s Craig Finn got to bust out his storytelling chops long-form? You might not have to wait too long. The Hollywood Reporter’s Risky Business blog reports that Craig & “Late Show With David Letterman” writer Tom Ruprecht bought the rights to Chuck Klosterman’s rockin’ coming-of-age memoir “Fargo Rock City”.

Sez Craig: “Seventeen or eighteen is the perfect age for characters in a movie like this, because it’s at that age that you have drivers licenses and a certain amount of independence, but you’re still young enough that you can totally make terrible decisions, and you’re still young enough that you can have a two-hour argument over whether Motley Crue would beat Guns ‘N Roses in a fight.”

No stranger to Letterman, check out this genius clip with Andy Kindler: