Category: <span>Boston</span>

The Impact of an Interview Impinged: The Impact of Ming Tsai’s Words

I sat through the interview with a combination of stunned silence and nervous laughter.  I had been a fan of Ming Tsai’s cooking, restaurants, cookbook and TV shows for a long time.  He has always been high energy and very talkative and I don’t believe his intentions were to be …

Drag in Boston

If you are paying attention (even a little bit) you know that instead of fighting things that are harmful and dangerous; guns, police systems, lack of health care, mental health crises and such, a large portion of this country is banning Drag Shows. As far as I can tell a …

Characters on Screen & People Watching: Immersive Disney in Boston

What fascinates me about Disney is how much it is woven into people’s lives. I didn’t grow up with Disney and in fact was raised in an anti-Disney household. It blows my mind a little how much people are attached to their Disney songs, characters and movies. People of all …

Bricks, Art, Photo Opps: Newbury Street Date Night With or Without the Kids

The Art of The Brick is part art gallery, part Lego fan experience, and part photo opp spot. The Art of The Brick isn’t for Lego fans only though. If you appreciate art classics like Klimt’s The Kiss or The Girl With The Pearl Earring by Vermeer then you get …

Immersive Nutcracker: The Perfect Holiday Outing for Tykes and Tots

The Nutcracker is a beautiful family holiday tradition. Children of all ages recognize the famous Tchaikovsky score, but the full length ballet can be long and overwhelming for the youngest members of the family (and some of the elders too). Immersive Nutcracker: A Winter Miracle is the perfect alternate Nutcracker …