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Out: NYE

by Kate Klinck | December 11, 2008

The Beehive 617.423.0069, 541 Tremont Street, Boston. “The End is at Hand” New Year’s Eve celebration. 9 p.m. to 2:30 a.m. Pinchbottom Burlesque, Reality music collective, gypsy fare, and desserts. $75/admission, cash bar. $95/admission, food, cash bar. Tickets/ reservations available in person, by phone, and at www.beehiveboston.com.

Cambridge Common 617.547.1228, 1667 Mass Ave, Cambridge. 6, 8, or 10 p.m. Brew Year’s Eve FestivALE showcases the best beers of 2008. Choose one of three beer dinners, which include a pre-meal ale and then four courses, each paired with a suitable brew. $49. Reservations required.

Christopher’s 617.876.9180, 1920 Mass Ave, Cambridge. Entire menu available until midnight; cocktails available until 2 a.m.

Club Café 617.536.0966, 209 Columbus Avenue, Boston. 10 p.m. to 4 a.m. Cabaret bar, DJs spinning in Moonshine Room and Front Room, dinner included. $10.

Courtside 617.547.4374, 291 Cambridge Street, Cambridge. 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. Karaoke party, full menu available, free taxi service (up to $35 worth) at the end of the night. Reservations only.

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Adult Entertainment: Grown-up Alternatives to College-kid Partying

by Erin Souza | September 08, 2008

Remember when the onset of autumn meant heading back to school? And the changing of the leaves meant changing your mailing address from your parents’ house to your shoebox-size dorm room?...

Jill Tomich@Night

by Erin Byers Murray | September 08, 2008

When Jill Tomich isn’t whipping her clients into shape as an instructor for Ultimate Bootcamp (a company she cofounded), she’s working on her own physique, training for one of many fitness competitions. The former architectural designer ditched her old job to start Ultimate Bootcamp because her passions were deeply rooted in staying fit and active. Unfortunately, that means she occasionally has to avoid her absolute biggest temptation: eating at her favorite Boston restaurants. But on the nights she’s not training, she hits the town with her fiancé, Josh.

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What's cooking?

by Heather Bouzan | June 13, 2008
What happens when you put eight local chefs together at a table and ask them to dish on their industry? We decided to find out. Our recent roundtable discussion with a group of local DJs sparked so much conversation that we decided to try the format again...

Leah Ikeda @ night

by Erin Byers Murray | June 02, 2008
Leah Ikeda is a self-proclaimed South End girl. “I’ve been here for 10 years and love rolling around this neighborhood,” she says. As a manager at the Beehive and sake consultant for Pho Republique, she’s usually running back and forth between the two...

Perfect tens: Lots of lists for Valentine's season

by Sara Faith Alterman | February 11, 2008
top 10 ways to learn to flirt 1. Good Vibrations (308-A Harvard Street, Brookline, 617.264.4400) offers a slew of sex and relationship classes, including a flirting workshop. Check out www.goodvibes.com for upcoming class schedules. 2. Go to any Faneuil...

Judgement day: Local bartenders share what they're really thinking about when you order that drink

by Heather Bouzan | January 25, 2008
Call us “mean girls,” call us Simon Cowell, call us US Weekly — we can’t help it; we love to judge. Whether it’s the size of a trust fund, the desirability of a street address, or the thickness of a midsection, we find ourselves constantly (and a smidge...