ENTERTAINMENT

Big Time Fashion Show
Tonight, 11
33 Restaurant
33 Stanhope St., Boston
MBTA: Orange Line to Back Bay
$15/guest list required, 21+, 617-970-8739
www.neevent.com
It’s a Christian Audigier fashion trifecta as the designer showcases his spring line along with du-jour labels Smet and Ed Hardy, a favorite of Britney Spears, Jessica Alba and David Beckham.

Boston Underground Film Festival
Today through Sunday
Brattle Theatre
40 Brattle St., Cambridge
Loews Harvard Square
10 Church St., Cambridge
MBTA: Red Line to Harvard
$8/$6 students/$50 pass
www.bostonundergroundfilmfestival.com
This year’s Boston Underground Film Festival kicks off with “The Wizard of Gore” (Thursday, 7:30 p.m.), a remake of the 1970 who-dunnit, this time around starring Crispin Glover as Montag the Magnificent and a stash of bloodied Suicide Girls; the opening night reception follows at Noir. Through the weekend you’ve got “Who is KK Downey?,” a tale loosely based on the JT Leroy fubar, “Altamont Now,” a revolutionary rockumentary, and more serial killers and freaks than Dexter would know what to do with.

The Great Boston
Burlesque Exposition
Friday, 8 p.m., Saturday and Sunday, 10:30 a.m.-4:30 p.m.
Hyatt Regency Hotel
575 Memorial Dr., Cambridge
MBTA: Red Line to Kendall
Events $25+/Day pass $50+/Weekend pass $125+, 617-869-2000
www.burlesque-expo.com
Legendary dancers Satan’s Angel, Dusty Summers and Gyna Rose Jewel lead the va-va charge at this weekend’s festival — giving your pretender roommate something to jaw about (besides his Bettie Page air freshener). There will also be scintillating workshops such as “Bumps, Grinds & Shimmies,” a Vintage Fashion Fair and a Newcomers Showcase.

Dean Wareham reads from ‘Black Postcards: A Rock and Roll Romance’
Tonight, 7
Brookline Booksmith
279 Harvard St., Brookline
MBTA: Green C Line to Coolidge Corner
Free, all ages, 617-566-6660
www.brooklinebooksmith.com
Wareham dishes on the road and the ruin in “Black Postcards: A Rock and Roll Romance,” what he calls a “self-serving memoir” about his torn-and-frayed days in Galaxie 500 and Luna, standard issue rock ‘n’ roll excesses (that’d be drugs) and his relationship with Britta Phillips. Also talks Friday, 7:30 p.m., at the Lizard Lounge.

‘Breakfast at Tiffany’s’
Sunday, noon
Coolidge Corner Theatre
290 Harvard St., Brookline
MBTA: Green C Line to Coolidge Corner
$7.75, 617-734-2500
www.coolidge.org
Audrey Hepburn injects her most famous role, Holly Golightly, full of humorous spring and endless charm.

MUSIC

Xiu Xiu
Friday, 7:30 p.m.
Museum of Fine Arts
465 Huntington Ave., Boston
MBTA: Green E Line to Museum
$12-$20, all ages, 617-267-9300
www.mfa.org
Xiu Xiu’s latest, “Women as Lovers,” builds on singer Jamie Stewart’s breathy histrionics and a kaleidoscope of acoustic angst, electronica bugout and one-liner wallops. Thao Nguyen and The Get Down Stay Down open the night.

Tilly and the Wall
Saturday, 9 p.m.
Middle East Upstairs
472 Mass. Ave., Cambridge
MBTA: Red Line to Central
$12 adv./$14 day of, 18+, 617-864-EAST
www.mideastclub.com
There is a first for everything and here’s a new one for you: Tilly and the Wall set their Bananarama birthday party pop to tap dancing. The Omaha outfit hit town in advance of their as-yet-untitled June release; Capgun Coup and Jason Anderson start things off.

LOCAL

Barstool Sports March Madness Party
Friday, 12:30 p.m.-1 a.m.
The Place
2 Broad St., Boston
MBTA: Blue Line to State
21+, 617-523-2081
www.theplaceboston.com
www.barstoolsports.com
The brackets are set in ink and there’s a lot on the line today — you’ve got UNC going up against UCONN in the finals and you’re hoping Pittsburgh knocks off Memphis so you can pounce that weiner Roy in HR. Give Roy another bird by calling in — cough, cough — sick and hitting Barstool Sports’ NCAA kickoff party, 12 hours of March Madness.

Milky Way Sprinkler Benefit
Friday, 9 p.m.
Milky Way Cafe
403 Centre St., Jamaica Plain
MBTA: Orange Line to Jackson
$15 adv./$18 day of, 21+, 617-524-3740
www.milkywayjp.com
Having been temporarily shut down last year for failing stricter fire codes brought on by the Station fire, the Milky Way looks to raise $70,000 for a new sprinkler system. We sure would miss this little gem — the old school bowling, outstanding jukebox, incomparable karaoke night, the great bands, Salsa nights, pool tables and delicious pizza. If you need a few more reasons, Pressure Cooker, slam poet Iyeoka and the Press Project MCs play through the night.

CULTURAL

Anita Hill
Tonight, 6:30
Boston Public Library
700 Boylston St., Boston
MBTA: Green Line to Copley
Free, 617-536-5400
www.bpl.org
Ford Hall Forum will present Anita Hill a First Amendment Award in honor of her life, work and mission against workplace harassment. Harvard University Law School Professor Charles J. Ogletree chats with the Brandeis professor in a Q&A. 

SPORTS

Bruins vs. Canadiens
Tonight, 7
TD Banknorth Garden
100 Legends Way, Boston
MBTA: Orange or Green Line to North Station
$10-$176.50, 617-931-2000
www.ticketmaster.com
www.tdbanknorthgarden.com
It’s a classic Original Six matchup, as the Bruins look to gain one on Montreal, who have come out on top during each of this season’s matches.

Hockey East Championships
Friday, 5 and 8 p.m.,
Saturday, 7 p.m.
TD Banknorth Garden
100 Legends Way, Boston
MBTA: Orange or Green Line to North Station
$18.50-$40.50, 617-931-2000
www.ticketmaster.com
www.tdbanknorthgarden.com
In Friday’s semis, UNH takes on BC in the early match while BU is pitted against UVM in the later set; Saturday’s final sees the best of both.