Alexandra Lee

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• Posted So Many DJs, So Little Time to Bostonist
  The collegiate population may deem Thursdays "Thirsty Thursdays", but as a majority of them have departed our fine city for internships in New York, jobs back home, or foreign lands - we here at Bostonist HQ have come to view Thursday as dance night. As such, here is a brief rundown of just a few of your Thursday night options. Bostonist favorites, Next Generation Productions, are holding it down at their usual Thursday night...
• Posted Looking Ahead: Boston French Film Festival @ the MFA to Bostonist
  Just after the MFA is set to open its "Americans in Paris: 1860 - 1900" exhibition on June 25; beginning Thursday, July 6 and running through Sunday, July 23 - the MFA hosts the 11th Annual French Film Festival. This year the Festival boasts 25 area premieres and work spanning four decades. There is much more to French cinema than Amelie, and the programming for the three weeks in July is sure to deliver...
• Posted Samantha: "Me?" Jake Ryan: "Yeah, you" to Bostonist
  While perusing this week's issue of the Boston Phoenix we came across an ad for Old School Prom on the back page. It featured a young woman in yellow strapless prom dress, updo, and attitude-full look holding a massive mirror with the words "Now who's the fairest of them all?" written on it (as if to appeal to all the 'ugly duckings' out there who want to set the record straight). The details were...
• Posted South Boston: The New Saturday Night Dance Destination to Bostonist
  After checking out Second Gallery's newest installations, you will be only a few blocks away from the new Saturday night attraction - "Heart Changing Love", the inaugural club night by Gold Chain productions (comprised of Second Gallery curator Rebecca Gordon and Kevin Driscoll aka DJ Lone Wolf). "Heart Changing Love" is being held at the Shannon Tavern on East Third Street in Southie. The night promises a mix of hip-hop, R&B, reggae, reggaeton, and...
• Posted Second Gallery Opens Third Installation Saturday to Bostonist
  Bostonist favorite Second Gallery, curated and managed by local Bostonian Rebecca Gordon, opens its third installation Saturday evening with a reception from 7:00 - 9:00. The Gallery presents two installations: And if I only could, I'd make a deal with god, and I'd get him to swap our places, by Aaron Brewer, and False Profit by Michael Mahalchick. For more on the artists and the installation visit the Second Gallery website. And if I...