SAG, DGA awards winners: The big winners at the Oscar warm-ups were "The King's Speech" and "The King's Speech," respectively. Maybe "The Social Network" needs to make a few more friend requests. [L.A. Times]
New Fleet Foxes song: The folk favorites return with another instant classic, the title track of their upcoming album "Helplessness Blues." [Soundcloud]
The 'I Love You, Man' guys meet Rush: Paul Rudd and Jason Segel fans surely remember the duo's awkward, amazing love of Rush in "I Love You, Man." Now imagine if those characters came back for another five minutes and got to meet their heroes. Thanks to the Internet, they did. [FunnyOrDie]
Echo Curio launches new night: With the Echo Curio for rent, the curators behind it are launching a new night, "Remain Curious," at the Center for the Arts, Eagle Rock. It kicks off Feb. 18 with Smithfield Bargain, Moses Campbell and past X Questions subject Charlyne Yi's band the Old Lumps. [Echo Curio]
Dim Mak not leaving Cinespace: While Cinespace is closing this week, the Dim Mak DJs who've made it a second home aren't leaving just yet: a pop-up bar called "Dim Mak Studios" will take over the space for now. [Eater L.A.]
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Photo: "The King's Speech" stars Colin Firth, Anthony Andrews, Helena Bonham Carter and Geoffrey Rush admire their prizes backstage at the SAG Awards. Credit: Brian Vander Brug for the Times