Out & About: Nov. 11-17
Fri.
Arts & Culture
Quincy Barack Greene: Youth advocate, STEM researcher
Many of you may know Quincy Greene for his work with Safeguards or Brothers United or the Mazzoni Center.
Bistro St. Tropez has the look and the taste
The view at St.
A decade of firsts
First Person Arts is celebrating its 10th anniversary with the First Person Festival of Memoir and Documentary Art, with events Nov.
Almodóvar brings psychological thriller to big screen:
In “The Skin I Live In,” opening at Ritz Theatres today, out filmmaker Pedro Almodóvar reteams with actor Antonio Banderas for the first time in 20-plus years.
Out singer navigates post-‘Voice’ stardom
Out singer navigates post-‘Voice’ stardom
Millions of television viewers saw Nakia (pronounced nah-kee-uh) make a splash as a quarter-finalist on the hit reality competition “The Voice.
Best-sellers
Information is courtesy of Giovanni’s Room, 345 S.
Out & About
Fri.
Meritage wines and dines
Meritage, 500 S.
Logo tackles ‘Bad Sex’ on new series
We’ve always viewed sex as a good thing — but we can’t be right all the time.
Quynh-Mai Nguyen: Band geek, designer, ex-seamstress
Quynh-Mai Nguyen is a gal with a hearty laugh and a twisted sense of humor. As an example, a banner on her new company website reads, “Our website is a work in progress and distractions like YouTube and the rapture don’t help, but we promise that we are still producing good work.” PGN spoke to the business owner and self-proclaimed band geek about life, liberty and the pursuit of happiness.
Should you say ‘I do’?
Prior to 2004, when Massachusetts became the first state in the county to allow same-sex marriage, gays and lesbians didn’t have the luxury of considering traditional marriage for themselves.
