The Weekend Diaries.
Jared Lang. If the name rings a bell, it’s probably because you’re familiar with their expertly crafted button-ups and bold dress socks. If not, well, good thing you ran into us, because we currently have an exclusive 66% off Perk for their latest collection. Timing, it’s everything.
You look like you don’t know where to find a new live crawfish boil special. So we’ll tell you: at Legal Sea Foods’ Charles Square location, where you’ll receive a serves-two bucket overflowing with two pounds of crawfish, andouille sausage, corn on the cob and potatoes. Sorry, crawfish.
Akinto. That means “this is mine” in Filipino. More importantly, it means there’s a new Southeast Asian–focused kitchen coming to Wink & Nod on March 30. This weekend’s a preview with all the shrimp bao, squid-ink lo mein and green-tea-almond chocolate bars you can handle. A lot? A lot.
We’re going to play a game called “Don’t mention Jack White.” And... go:
The Boston Ballet’s debuting a new show called Shades of Sound. The three-part program juxtaposes
movement and live music, ranging from women in high heels dancing to Tchaikovsky to a performance with
musical arrangements by Jack White.
We lose.
The original Whiskey Rebellion happened in 1791 in Pennsylvania and was crushed by George Washington. This Whiskey Rebellion happens this weekend at Moksa and lets you sample whiskeys from over 20 American distillers. So it’s a better rebellion.
Jack Nicholson. Young Madonna. Very unclothed versions of Naomi Campbell and Cindy Crawford. These are all individuals you can spend a pleasant afternoon looking at, thanks to a new MFA exhibit focused on the work of black-and-white fashion photographer extraordinaire Herb Ritts. Jack Nicholson will be fully clothed.
