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MARCH 13, 2012 - MARCH 26, 2012 WWW.STUFFBOSTON.COM LIQUID BUZZ WORDS | THE MAD SCIENCE OF MIXOLOGY | HISTORY ON TAP co-owner of South Boston Yoga Boston South of co-owner yoga instructor skoglund todd open friday, march 16 march open friday, newbury lululemon athletica BOSTON PRUDENTIAL CENTER, 800 BOYLSTON ST. CALL 617.262.8500, VISIT SAKS.COM/BOSTON OR FIND US ON FACEBOOK, TWITTER, iTUNES AND SAKSPOV.COM shine brightest? spotlight the does Where JIMMY CHOO BOSTON march 13, 2012 – march 26, 2012 HOTS 7 Editorial Director: Scott Kearnan GET Senior Managing Editor: Jacqueline Houton ...this or that 9 Design Manager: Janice Checchio ...seen 10 Staff Writer: Miles Howard ...close 11 Food Editor-at-Large: Louisa Kasdon Contributing Writers: Kara Baskin, Marissa Berenson, Renata Certo- ...cultured 12 Ware, Cheryl Fenton, Jeannie Greeley, Meghan Kavanaugh, ...pretty 14 Heather Bouzan McHugh, MC Slim JB, Luke O’Neil, Erin Souza ...out 16 Contributing Photographers: Natalia Boltukhova, Lara Callahan, Kelly Davidson, Michael Diskin, Kim Gray, Tim Gray, STYLE 18 Eric Levin, Melissa Ostrow, Chris Padgett, Joel Veak GOOD STUFF 20 Party Photographers: Derek Kouyoumjian, Erica Magliaro, Natasha Moustache, Michael Young Intern: Emanuelle Honnorat FEATURES Vice President, Sales and Business Development: David Garland BETTER BOOZING Vice President, Print Media Sales: Marc Shepard tHROUGH CHEMISTRY 23 General Sales Manager: Sean Weymouth HISTORY ON TAP 30 Senior Account Executive: Luba Gorelik Account Executives: Nathaniel Andrews, Melanie Bolduc, Chris Gibbs, Laura Rodriguez FEED Advertising Operations Manager: Kevin Lawrence Traffic Coordinators: Jonathan Caruso, Colleen McCarthy food coma 37 5 courses 38 Director of Marketing and Promotions: Brian Appel stuff it 39 Interactive Marketing Manager: Lindsey Mathison liquid 40 Director of Creative Operations: Travis Ritch RESIDE 42 Advertising Arts Manager: Angelina Berardi 23 SEX 43 Production Artist: Kelly Wight FLASH 44 Domingo-Martin Barreres of Market at W Boston is one of the science-minded drink-slingers featured in “Better Online Content Coordinator: Maddy Myers Boozing Through Chemistry” on page 23. ANDREW CABOT’S STUFF 46 Senior Web Developer: Gavin Storey LETTER FROM THE EDITOR camaraderie and find ourselves textures, and flavors. Of course, I awesome, right? I mean, I should Director of Finance: Scotty Cole crooning “Don’t Stop Believin’” could totally do that too if I tried. say this more often, but — I love Circulation Director: Jim Dorgan together by the time we reach the What, you don’t believe me? You’re you, man. Circulation Manager: Michael Johnson end. looking at me like you don’t believe Oh, before I forget, here are a Distribution Generalist: Nick Gemelli After all, a good drink usually me. Hold on, I gotta pee . couple of other highlights. There’s a delivers a pleasant buzz — the Back. What was I saying? roundup of booze-inspired beauty kind that leaves you feeling Ah, yes. Those cocktail chemists products in “Sipping Pretty” on STUFF Magazine is published by the Phoenix Media/ inspired, invincible, and convinced are at the vanguard of a forward- page 14. “Crashing the Tea Party” Communications Group that you can do anything. Sadly, thinking trend. But another effect of spotlights a politico-skewering vodka-inspired enlightenment has alcohol is nostalgia, so we looked burlesque show on page 12. And Chairman and Publisher: Stephen M. Mindich never actually helped us develop to the past for the feature “History maybe it’s the beer goggles, but President: Bradley M. Mindich the formula for time travel on a on Tap.” Adam Tokarz collected singer Jordan Knight is looking Senior Vice President: A. William Risteen cocktail napkin. (The light of day more than a dozen watering holes as good as he did in his New Kids reveals it was just a half-finished — from high-end hotel bars to heyday in “Get Close” on page 11. Vice President, Integrated Media Sales: Everett Finkelstein game of hangman. Sigh.) But in traditional Hub pubs — that hold a So in conclusion . Vice President, Integrated Media Sales: Joe Charves Warning: in the spirit of our Liquid the feature story “Better Boozing prominent place in Boston history. Wait. Did you hear that? Oh Director, Interactive Media Sales: Brian Russell issue, I thought I’d compose Through Chemistry” on page 23, If you’re wondering where George my God, I love this song! “Just a Senior Account Executives of Integrated Media Sales: Margo Dowlearn this letter while having a few Luke O’Neil highlights some local Washington was served grog small town girl . living in a lonely For advertising rates, call 617.425.2660. For editorial inquiries, call 617.536.5390. sips myself. What follows may bartenders who are reinventing the and where Malcolm X served jail world . .” Subscriptions: Bulk rate $89/year. Bulk-rate postage paid, Boston, MA; allow 10 days for delivery. therefore vacillate wildly between way we drink. They’ve conquered time, head to page 30. I know it Hold my glass. I need both Send name and address with check or money order to: Subscription Department, STUFF, 126 Brookline Avenue, Boston, MA 02215 • Copyright ©2009 Stuff Magazine LLC, overstated enthusiasm and methods of molecular mixology, got me thinking about all the fond hands for the air guitar. 126 Brookline Avenue, Boston, MA 02215, 617.536.5390. unexpected melancholy. But if using special tools and unique memories I’ve created over drinks. All rights reserved. Reproduction without permission, by any method whatsoever, is prohibited. you can withstand the whiplash, approaches to transform spirits Like that time, at that place, where Scott Kearnan Printed by Cummings Printing, Co. we just might establish an unlikely and yield interesting new forms, we did that funny thing. That was Editorial Director <4> 3.13.12 3.13.12 <5> HOT PANTS We suspect Kathy Rego may be a bit of a perfectionist — not that we’re complaining. The Philly-born designer spent a decade directing the fit department at Anthropologie, but she still decided to devote two years to HOT figuring out just what makes an utterly flattering pair of pants. The result of her research is Cabe, a sophisticated new line of dresses and separates, including more than 10 impeccably tailored styles of pants (none of which will induce the dreaded “diaper butt”). Named in honor of the tailor grandmother who taught Rego how to sew, the line boasts clean cuts, instant-classic appeal, and a reasonable price point, with pieces ranging from $98 to $320. A full collection is slated for Fall 2012, but Boston is one of four cities getting an early taste: look for the Summer 2012 capsule collection in late March at Louis (60 Northern Avenue, Boston, 617.262.6100). HOT TICKET Sigh. It’s still more than six months before we’ll get our next American Horror Story fix. But at least we can console ourselves with another supernatural serial — one that may pack even more visceral thrills and chills, since it’ll unfold in the flesh. That’s the hook of Blood Rose Rising, a live-action series from Actors’ Shakespeare Project founder Ben Evett. In the premiere episode, “Immaterial Girl,” a history professor becomes romantically involved with a spirit haunting his Victorian mansion. Can he bring his ghostly girlfriend back to life? Will his living lover learn what he has happening on the side? Find out at the Davis Square Theatre (255 Elm Street, Somerville), where the first installment is playing now through April 7. Expect a nightclub atmosphere complete with bar service and live accompaniment from an alt-rock band. Grab tickets ($25–$30) at brownpapertickets.com. HOT HAIR DO For years, Restaurant Week has helped us expand our culinary horizons (not to mention our waistlines). Now our cut-and-color routines are getting a similar shake-up with the first- ever Salon Week, the brainchild of local hair HOT AND HEARTWARMING gurus Marc Harris and Kelsey Beck is only a sophomore, but the newly Maria Lekkakos. The crowned Miss Boston 2012 spends a lot of time with premiere promotion seniors — senior citizens, that is. Late last month, the will have some of the HOT AND SWEATY traffic-stopping Harvard student beat out 10 tough Hub’s hottest salons — Yo yogis: on Friday, March 16, the doors will open at a shiny competitors, wowing judges with her piano prowess including Studio 9, Salon new Lululemon Athletica (337 Newbury Street, Boston). But and compelling platform: advocacy for the elderly. Beck Eva Michelle, and Bradley the grand-opening party for the latest outpost of the yoga- plans to pursue a career as an attorney specializing in & Diegel — offering select and athletic-wear favorite falls a week later. So be sure to elder care, and she hopes to use some of her $7,500 services for 50 percent mark your calendars and pack your mats for All Paths Lead in scholarships and prizes to pay for law school after off, so it’s a perfect time to Yoga: Party. Yoga. Love. Neon. A mash-up of yoga, completing her undergraduate studies. But in the short to give a new stylist a hip-hop, and silent disco, the event will take over Copley term, look for her at events around town and the 2012 try. The event is slated to Square on Friday, March 23, from 7 p.m. to 9 p.m. Hip-hop- Miss Massachusetts pageant, where she’ll represent go national this fall, but yoga instructor and brand ambassador Goldie Kaufenberg the Hub. We’ve got high hopes, especially since Beck’s Boston gets first dibs (pictured) will lead a class while a DJ’s beats are delivered mom was crowned Miss Florida in the ’70s. Stayed from April 1 through April straight into attendees’ headphones, creating what’s sure tuned for June to see whether snagging state titles runs 7.