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MUSIC: The Good, the Bad and the Queen play a sold out show at Webster Hall tonight, but before that they're playing a much more intimate show for free at the Apple Store. Not familiar with the band? It's headed up by Damon Albarn of Blur and Gorillaz fame.

2pm // Apple Store SoHo [103 Prince St] // Free

Loney, Dear are joined by Tunng and Moi Caprice tonight at Union Hall. Loney, Dear played Gothamist House during CMJ and are also playing our SXSW show down in Austin this week. One of the more amazing bands we've seen over the past few months, check them out:

8pm // Union Hall [702 Union St] // $10

THEATER: Wit’s End is a one-woman theatrical trilogy conceived and performed by Canadian comedian Sandra Shamas. (The second installment was featured at the HBO Comedy Festival in Aspen, where it won the Best Theatrical Performance Award.) As part of the ongoing Frigid Festival, Shamas is performing the best selections of the series, which covers her transformation, around the time of her 40th birthday, from an urban divorcee to a “perimenopausal” rural farmer. - John Del Signore

9pm // The Kraine Theater [85 E 4th Street] // Tickets cost $12

BINGO: It's Monday, which means it's Bingo Night at Mo Pitkins! So unless you won the Megamillions last week, head over there and take your chances. Prizes include theater tickets, booze, dvds (the kind you find in the special section of the video store) and cash money.

9:30pm // Mo Pitkins [34 Ave A] // First card $2, additional cards $1 each

FILM: Newsfest, brought to you by New York’s LGBT film organization and IFC, brings a plate of steamy films to the table in this series. This month you can catch the first three episodes of "Lesbian Sex & Sexuality". Get ready to know way more about the lives of erotic dancers and porn producers than you've ever imagined.

9:30pm // IFC Center [323 Sixth Ave] // $11