The latest episode of Max’s Underpants was released last week. If you happened to miss the funny clip on grooming techniques for aspiring underpants models check it out. Willam Belli is hilarious as one Max’s grooming assistant.
The Beehive is inviting runners and spectators alike to prepare for the Boston Marathon with a special night out on Sunday, April 19th by hosting an “Amy Winehouse Tribute” featuring an all-star house blues band.
In celebration of Winehouse’s memory, Bruce Bears Band and Ingrid Gerdes will bring their expertise of funk-jazz to The Beehive stage from 8:00PM to 12:00AM. Music lovers and fans of Amy Winehouse may want to stop by the bar to grab a drink and take a listen.
Maine Street Bar in Ogunquit hosts a Bear T dance the third Saturday of each month. Today’s Bear T-Dance has no cover and runs from 5:00 PM – 8:00 PM.
More information about the monthly Bear T-Dance can be found on their Facebook page, here.
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ADAM & ANDY is set in the fictional New England town of Woodfield, CT. You can learn more about this strip by visiting, adamandandy.com. To see previous Adam and Andy cartoons link here.
Part of the Boston Marathon experience is the build up of excitement, starting the weekend before, as tens of thousands of visitors come to Boston ahead of the race, which takes place this Monday. One of those events that is fun to check out (and free) is the three-day John Hancock Sports & Fitness Expo at the Hynes Expo in Back Bay. Last year, more than 100,000 attendees participated.
In addition to possibly meeting some of the world’s top runners and fitness enthusiasts, the Expo also offers an opportunity for bargain shoppers looking for health and fitness related apparel and products.
Where: Hynes Convention Center
900 Boylston Street, Boston
When: Friday, April 17: 2:00 PM – 7:00 PM
Saturday and Sunday, April 18 – 19: 9:00 AM – 6:00 PM
Legendary house music producer, DJ and remixer, Victor Calderone comes to Boston this weekend to bid adieu to Boston’s only after hours club, RISE. Saturday night / into Sunday morning dance til the wee hours of the morning to some of the best house music you will hear in Boston this weekend.
RISE Boston closes permanently next weekend so don’t miss out on all the fun.
The Boston Pride Committee wants you to help them take over the Faneuil Hall bar, The Point, and dance the night away on Saturday, April 18th. Doors open at the astonishingly early hour of 7PM and there is no cover until after 10PM.
The Point Boston is located around the corner from The Bell in Hand Pub and Green Dragon at 147 Hanover Street. The closest subway station would be the orange and green line Haymarket MBTA stop.
Following rumors that were reported a few months ago that Mario Batali was looking to open a third US location for the Eataly chain here in Boston, one day after his Babbo Pizzeria opened in the Seaport, The Boston Globe reports that Battali’s Eataly is close to signing a lease at the Shops at Prudential Center.
Early plans call for the marketplace to take over the existing food court at the Shops at Prudential Center. Eataly will add a street-level entrance with a cafe, leading up to the marketplace and connecting to a new building under construction on the Pru property. A new rooftop restaurant and brewery, seating up to 300 people, will be added above the space currently occupied by the food court. Saper said plans for the Boston Eataly may change and his team has yet to sign a lease with Boston Properties Inc…Eataly hopes to open in mid- to late-2016, he said.
You may read the full article in The Boston Globe here. I’m bragging a bit too since I told Eater Boston that this was the year Eataly would come to Boston. 
Vincent Franklin as Henry in Russell T Davies’s new drama Cucumber Photo: Channel 4
Are you still bummed about the news that HBO’s series, Looking, has been canceled? Perhaps you should set your DVRs to record the UK Channel 4 series Cucumber and Banana, which started this past Monday on Logo TV.
Cucumber centers around Henry Best, a 46-year-old insurance executive from Manchester, England who suffers a midlife crisis after he has a meltdown when he and his partner bring home a third person from the bars.
The one hour dramedy Cucumber and its half-hour companion, Banana, which follows immediately on Logo was very funny this week and has me hooked. The show is from Russell Davies who showcased Manchester more than a decade ago in his UK hit series Queer as Folk. However, where Queer as Folk focused on men in their teens to late 20s; Cucumber picks up the stories of gay Manchester a generation later. Set your DVRs to record – Locally Logo TV is channel 281.
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Turin, Biblioteca Reale.
Today a new exhibit opens at the Museum of Fine Arts Boston featuring 29 drawings by Leonardo Da Vinci. The exhibit entitled, Leonardo Da Vinci and the Idea of Beauty, opens today and runs through Sunday, June 14th. The exhibit is made possible by loans from prominent Italian museums like the Uffizi and will include a rare showing of Codex on Flight.
The drawings from Da Vinci will also be accompanied by eight drawings by Michelangelo on loan from the Casa Buonarroti. Be sure to come to the MFA Boston and check out this must see exhibit.
Last weekend the Bottom for Hillary Instagram account posted this funny photo, following Hillary Clinton’s announcement that she intended to run for President.
And it got me to thinking…
While I do love me some Hillary, if I’m going to bottom for a politician, I think I’d prefer to keep that sort of thing local. So even though it will never happen, I’m going to save myself for Elizabeth. I like her populist message and the fire in her belly. Sorry Joe Biden, Bernie Sanders, and Jim Webb, I’m sticking with Elizabeth.
Mark your calendars, because one month from today on Friday, May 15th, the Boston Center for Adult Education (BCAE) will host their annual Sip The Rainbow celebration at their building in Bay Village at 122 Arlington Street.
This year’s theme is Provincetown. As a result, the party will include tasty treats and craft cocktails from some of Provincetown’s favorite chefs and mixologists. The evening will also showcase the sites of Provincetown as part of an ongoing photography exhibit at BCAE, entitled P-town to Boston: A Photo Exhibit ; the exhibit will run through September 30, 2015.
Please read: Tickets are $15 / person in advance or $20 on the day of the event. I couldn’t figure out how to purchase tickets online from the BCAE website, but you can purchase tickets over the phone during business hours if you call (617)649-1357.
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