Scott Disick and Sofia Richie had a romantic movie date for Valentine’s Day!
The couple celebrated the special holiday at Sugar Factory American Brasserie at Theatre Box on Wednesday night (February 15) in San Diego, Calif.
Scott Disick and Sofia Richie used Valentine’s day to make some money, seemingly doing sponsored content for a new movie theatre and restaurant in San Diego. The couple had dinner at the Sugar Factory where they were treated with an adorable V-Day cake, before heading to the movies for an advanced screening of Isn’t It Romantic.
As if you thought Valentine’s Day couldn’t get any sweeter, Scott Disick and his girlfriend, Sofia Richie, spent their holiday loving up on each other at the Sugar Factory American Brasserie in San Diego on February 14. Plus, this celebrity fave restaurant is inside a Theatre Box movie theatre — you know, one of the good ones with the recliner seats — so you can bet these two were gettin’ their snuggle on during the feature. If you’re looking to satiate your sweet tooth or you’ve just got an appetite for love, please get a load of this adorable couple. The world might just be a little sweeter with their love in it, don’t you think?
Scott Disick and Sofia Richie celebrate Valentine’s Day with dinner at Sugar Factory American Brasserie at San Diego’s new Theatre Box Entertainment Complex on Thursday.
Scott Disick and Sofia Richie‘s Valentine’s Day was full of love, sweets — and Chanel!
Disick, 35, and Richie, 20, celebrated their second romantic holiday as a couple together with a date night at the Theater Box Entertainment Complex in San Diego.
The two enjoyed an early screening of the new film Isn’t It Romantic while snacking on candy and popcorn.
They were also treated to a giant heart-shaped cake that read “Be Mine” across the top, surrounded by cupcakes and sparklers.
Val Kilmer will appear in person for a screening of “Citizen Twain” a film about his one-man play devoted to Mark Twain.
There will be a Q&A with Kilmer following the screening.
In this project, the actor transforms himself into Mark Twain, in a comedic and moving performance that is both contemporary and reflective. The piece is based on the life of the man, Samuel Clemens, and of course his writings as Mark Twain. From his thoughts on politics (including his famous disdain for the U.S. Congress), to his family and ultimately his faith and God, Twain spins a series of yarns with his timeless satire and incomparable wit.
Experience a new take on old America with a special screening of Val Kilmer’s one-man play, “Cinema Twain” at Theatre Box on Thursday, March 14. The new luxury cinema, dining and entertainment complex will welcome actor, writer and director Kilmer to host a special screening of his play-turned-film, “Cinema Twain,” which is based on the life of Samuel Clemens and his writings as Mark Twain. The evening will begin with hosted beverages followed by the showing of the film, a Q-and-A with Kilmer and an opportunity for an exclusive meet-and-greet.
Nick Cannon has fun at the grand opening of Sugar Factory and TCL Chinese Theatres’ Theatre Box in San Diego on Friday.