When it comes to dress shirts: always trust the Italians. Especially the good people at Gemelli, who fashion their shirts from fine Italian cotton in a selection of patterns that catch the eye—in a good way. Then trust Perks to knock a nice little chunk off the price.
Today marks the 40th Anniversary of Elvis's passing. And in observance, these guys will be throwing a party in his honor with an Elvis impersonator, burgers topped with bacon and Tennessee whiskey-maple-PB&banana sauce, tequila-rum-pineapple cocktails, a DJ, and a go-go dancer. So, presumably fun things.
You remember Pith. Well, now that Jonah Reider's moved on to bigger things, two BU students are here to steal, nay, inherit his thunder. They, too, started a restaurant in their dorm: they served omakase, and it's now led to a two-day pop-up at Clancey. (Dramatic promo video, right here.) Let's see what they can do with more than a single burner and blow torch.
For the as-yet unfamiliar, Tictail is a curated LES market that highlights and showcases small businesses and designers. Now, they're launching a campaign called Not Faceless to combat the scourge of Zara and help consumers put a "face" to a brand. This, here, is their launch event: where you can meet brands' founders, have some drinks, shop small businesses, and maybe win a shopping spree.
That's essentially what to expect at Matte's uptown waterfront Summer Love party, with three stages Wolf+Lamb, Soul Clap, No Regular Play, and other names you associate with good music responsible for the music.
Starting next Tuesday and running for five nights, Metrograph will be showing a 6-film retrospective of Michelangelo Antonioni—in 35mm, as is only right. So depending on if your date is into uncomprehending attempts to take on American youth culture or contemporary sci-fi dystopias...
1)
Why was Obama's post-Charlottesville tweet the most-liked tweet in history?
2) Who is the anonymous
HBO hacker?
3) Oh, and what would Jon
Snow include on his Daenerys playlist?
