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MOVIE: The 2006 Clark Kent hit the big screen in Superman Returns. Tonight catch the superhero do his thing all over again at the River Flicks outdoor film series. Free popcorn, free film and a nice cold summer breeze. Bring a blanket!

Sunset // Hudson River Park, Pier 54 // Free

MUSIC:The XYZ Affair has pretty much pounded their new song into our heads via a video starring old Nickelodeon "stars" we don't recognize. Tonight, they bring this magic alive on stage -- joining them are Via Audio and Dappled Cities.

7pm // Union Hall [702 Union St, Park Slope] // $8

If you're in search of something a little more classic, The Delfonics bring their smooth soul and Philly Sound to New York tonight. Relive the Golden Days of R&B with them and their sweet, sweet harmonies. More details here.

7pm // Jackie Robinson Rec Center [89 Bradhurst Ave @ 174th St] // Free

HAPPY HOUR: A meeting of the minds, or rather...a meeting of The Onion Society For The Preservation Of Alcohol, takes place tonight. The happy hour will last as long as the Jameson Irish Whiskey does. The Society meets monthly and discusses things of great importance -- such as "alcohol and the endless possibilities it bears."

7pm // Lucky Cheng's [24 1st Ave] // Free, RSVP here

THEATER: Village Voice downtown theater aficionado Alexis Soloski recently named Billyburg’s own Brick Theater as her favorite off-Broadway theater to come along in recent years. Tonight Ian W. Hill (who Paper mag famously labeled downtown's Orson Welles) continues his month-long occupation of The Brick with part two of his visionary Necropolis Series, Nos. 0 & 3: Kiss Me, Succubus & At the Mountains of Slumberland. The titles alone should give you a clue about the multimedia head trip you’re signing up for. Kiss Me blends 60s sexploitation films projected on The Brick’s massive screen with hot live action, At the Mountains “features the classic Winsor McCay comic strip character, Little Nemo, who here falls asleep (as usual in the comics) but here finds himself stuck in the universe of H.P. Lovecraft’s horror stories." - John Del Signore

8pm // Brick Theater [575 Metropolitan Ave, Brooklyn] // Tickets cost $10