|
Presented by AUDI |
TUNE IN TO styleboston | ||||||
|
|
||||||
Coming up THIS WEEK ON styleboston
|
Each week, styleboston takes you into the city to explore the latest trends, the hottest fashions, and best that New England has to offer.
On this week’s styleboston (November 18): Michael Tarshi heads to Logan Airport with Boston Magazine's Donna Garlough in this week's Scene Spotter, showing us that Airport amusements aren't all crossword puzzles and tabloids. In Plugged In, Tony Corey tours the new Ted Baker store with Ray Kelvin, Chief Executive, to meet the man behind the whimsical and quirky brand. Terri Stanley interviews Catherine D'Amato, President and CEO of the Greater Boston Food Bank, in Power Player. Terri talks to Catherine about her own personal connection to the issue of Hunger and the Food Bank's annual turkey drive. Forget the heels, ladies, it’s all about the bag as guest host Jessica Lynn chats about inspiration and wardrobe essentials with internationally renowned designer, Nancy Gonzales, in this week's Fashion Forward. Chris Talanian explores a sexy and exciting workout idea in this week’s Detour – the art of Bollywood dance! Watch as he goes to a class at Springstep in Medford to learns the basics with instructor Reshma Singh. |
THANKS TO OUR SPONSORS:
 |
 |
 |
 |
 |
ABOUT THE styleboston TALENT
|
Anthony Corey, segment host, “Plugged In” Anthony Corey, a style commentator for television and print media, is the founder and owner of Anthony Corey Neckwear, a high-end line of men’s ties imported from Italy, and head of Boston-based interior design firm Anthony Corey Design. He appears frequently on the style and social pages of local publications, most notably topping the Boston Globe’s list of “25 Most Stylish People” in 2006. Dedicated to a variety of charitable pursuits, Anthony has been commissioned to design ties for several nonprofit organizations, and he sits on the board of directors for Community Servings. Anthony is an accomplished artist and sculptor; he is also an avid horseman, competing on the A-level hunter jumper circuit and participating in regional foxhunts. |
|
Eric Levin, segment host, “Scene Spotter” Eric Levin owns and operates Elevin Studios, where he specializes in portraits, fashion, and celebrity photography. His clients include Morgan Freeman, Kanye West, Rihanna, PepsiCo, and Conde Nast, and he was a first-place winner at the New England Press Association Awards from 2004 to 2008. Prior to launching his award-winning business, Eric sold his photographs on the street, sailed competitively, raised $125,000 for the construction of a television station, performed in a punk band, and was a sponsored snowboarder. |
|
Terri Stanley, CEO and segment host, “Power Players” Terri Stanley earned her style “stripes” as Executive Editor of Boston Common, New England’s preeminent luxury lifestyle magazine, where she interviewed leaders in business, sports, and entertainment, including David Ortiz, Paul Pierce, Denis Leary, Joe Fallon, Don Chiofaro, and Barbara Walters. Prior to her work at Boston Common, Terri was Editor-in-Chief of Scene magazine. A Boston native, Terri was president of New Boston Properties for 15 years. She has a degree from Boston College’s Carroll School of Management. |
|
Chris Talanian, segment host, “Detour” Chris Talanian is a production assistant and camera operator with New England Cable News (NECN), and a former field reporter for Newton News, NewTV’s weekly news program. While a Broadcast Journalism major at Boston University, Chris reported, anchored, produced, and wrote for Terrier Nation, BUTV’s sports scrapbook program. Chris has also worked at WCVB-TV Channel 5 and WBUR-FM 90.5, and has written for Boston Common and the Allston-Brighton TAB. |
PREVIOUSLY ON styleboston
November 11, 2009:
Eric Levin kicks of this week’s styleboston show with "Scene Spotter" when he gets out of the city and into the suburbs to check out Showcase Live at Patriot Place in Foxboro. He has the chance to grab dinner and enjoy a great show featuring Laura Izibore at the new venue that has one of the best in-house performance set-ups outside of Vegas.
In "Plugged In", Tony Corey tours the D SCALE studio with its owner and the principal of Duffy Design Group, Dennis Duffy. Dennis gives us a glimpse at how he takes the edge away from modern design in creating pieces tailored to his clients’ needs and preferences.
Terri Stanley interviews Vivien Li, Executive Director of the Boston Harbor Association, in "Power Player". Li and her organization have been the force behind cleaning up Boston Harbor, creating the HarborWalk, and shifting the public gaze toward the waterfront.
Forget about heels and boutiques, it’s time for guest host Jessica Lynn to dive into streetwear with "Fashion Forward". Jessica chats with the local designers behind the Annie Mulz t-shirt line about artistic expression and then heads to Karmaloop to learn how to finish off the street look.
Chris Talanian explores a new and exciting workout idea in this week’s "Detour" – boxing! He goes to The Ring Boxing Club in Allston and learns the basics before stepping into the ring and taking a beating from his trainer.
November 4, 2009:
Mike Tarshi hosts "Scene Spotter" and gets his hands dirty in the kitchen at a sushi making class at the Cambridge School of Culinary Arts.
In "Plugged In", Tony takes us on a fox hunt with the Myopia Hunt Club. Don’t worry, no fox are actually hunted!
Charlie Sarkis, CEO and owner of the Back Bay Restaurant Group, sits down with Terri Stanley in a booth at Abe & Louie’s, his award-winning steakhouse, for "Power Player".
Jessica Lynn guest hosts this week’s "Fashion Forward" and checks out Catwalk Confidence, a new class offered by the Boston Sports Club, to learn how to walk with confidence in her highest heels.
"Detour" climbs to new heights when Chris Talanian goes indoor rock climbing at MetroRock in Everett.
October 28, 2009:
In this week’s “Power Player,” Terri Stanley talks to Tony-nominated theater director Diane Paulus about her first production as artistic director of the American Repertory Theater – The Donkey Show, a disco adaptation of Shakespeare’s A Midsummer Night’s Dream.
Eric Levin takes us to Boston’s hottest new jazz spot, the Stork Club, in “Scene Spotter.” Eric catches up with Ziad Chamoun, managing partner, and bartender Kristen Swensen.
In “Fashion Forward,” Tonya Chen Mezrich offers advice on how to dress and what to bring to your next dinner party. She visits the new South End boutique, Flock, and talks to the owner about what to wear to fall house parties, then stops at South End Formaggio to talk about what to bring.
Chris Talanian shows us that adventure still lives in the White Mountains of New Hampshire – even when there isn’t snow. Check out “Detour” to watch him fly through the trees on a zipline at Alpine Adventures.
The new Damian Ortega show at the ICA is the subject of Tony Corey’s “Plugged In.” He gets a tour of the exciting exhibition from one of its curators, Randi Hopkins, and learns about the lunchtime curatorial talks that the ICA holds each month to highlight new artists.
October 21, 2009:
Mike Tarshi hosts Scene Spotter and heads north to Portland to tour the Allagash Brewery and learn about the craft beer movement at Novare Res Bier Café.
Boots. It seems as though they’re strutting around everywhere this fall! Rachel Baker, style editor at Boston magazine, guest hosts Fashion Forward and dives feet-first into the boots trend at The Tannery and Portobello Road.
Terri Stanley interviews Malcolm Rogers, Director of the Museum of Fine Arts, Boston, in Power Player. He gives her a behind-the-scenes glimpse at the upcoming exhibition on an ancient Egyptian tomb.
Join Tony Corey in this week’s Plugged In to see how Bob and Joan Parker live together – yet separately – in their beautiful Victorian mansion in Cambridge.
And Chris Talanian delivers again in his Detour when he heads to Central Square to try his hand (and feet…and head) at capoeira, an exciting and fun Afro-Brazilian martial art that combines dance, fight, and music.
October 14, 2009:
Eric Levin and "Scene Spotter" go to the House of Blues on a busy night and find a concert, jazz performer, and charity event going on inside. What doesn’t this Lansdowne Street venue do?
You’ve heard of hair extensions, but did you know that you can pump up the volume on your eyelashes, too? In "Fashion Forward", Tonya Chen Mezrich takes a look at this new beauty technology at LuxLash on Newbury Street.
Gene DeFilippo, the man behind Boston College’s formidable athletic program, talks with Terri Stanley in "Power Player".
October 17th marked the 10th annual Storybook Ball, MassGeneral Hospital for Children’s biggest fundraiser of the year. In "Plugged In", Tony found out what kind of planning went into this year’s Jungle Book-themed event and hears about the lifesaving programs that it will fund.
Chris Talanian brings his "Detour" segment back to Boston and gets some tips from a local Ironman and a Boston Sports Club trainer on how to transition his outdoor workout inside for the winter.
October 7, 2009:
“Scene Spotter” kicks off this week’s styleboston at Fashionably Late Thursdays, a weekly event at The Liberty Hotel. Eric Levin guides us through a recent Bloomingdales show, meeting the designer backstage and chatting with some of the people who make Fashionably Late Thursdays one of Boston’s premier fashion scenes.
Tony Corey heads to the Institute of Contemporary Art to check out the new Damián Ortega exhibit in “Plugged In.” Randi Hopkins, one of the curators of the exhibit, offers Tony some insight on a few of the installations by this exciting young Mexican artist, including a completely disassembled Volkswagen bug suspended from the ceiling! Randi also tells Tony about the lunchtime curatorial talks that the ICA holds each month for a different exhibit.
However, it is Terri Stanley’s “Power Player” who steals the show – Former Secretary of State Madeleine Albright joins us! She discusses her new book, "Read My Pins: Stories from a Diplomat’s Jewel Box", and chats with Terri about her Wellesley education and how a jab by Saddam Hussein prompted her to put her pin collection to work as silent statement-makers on her lapel.
In “Fashion Forward,” Tonya Chen Mezrich goes into Madewell on Newbury Street with Elise Loehnen, an editor at Lucky magazine, to find out why the fashion world has fallen hard for skinny jeans. They match an affordable pair of Madewell jeans with various tops from local boutiques, explaining how to mix styles and price ranges to create a stylish outfit.
He’s jumped out of a plane, flown on a trapeze, and braved the Charles River in a crew shell, what will Chris Talanian do next? How about hurling himself down the side of a muddy mountain on a bike? Check out this week’s “Detour” to make sure that Chris survives his mountain biking adventure at Highland Mountain Bike Park in New Hampshire.
September 30, 2009:
Most Bostonians know Tom Werner as co-owner of the Red Sox, but did you know that he and Weymouth-native Marcy Carsey were the duo behind The Cosby Show? Terri Stanley sits down with the two in this week’s “Power Player.”
In “Fashion Forward,” Tonya Chen Mezrich offers advice on how to dress and what to bring to your next dinner party.
Tony Corey takes over “Scene Spotter” this week and heads to the South End to check out some of the art studios that open their doors to the public for First Fridays.
Take a look inside one of Boston’s most acclaimed “green” buildings, the Genzyme Center in Kendall Square, with tech-savy Michael Tarshi, our “Plugged In” host for this week.
Chris Talanian soars through the air at Reebok headquarters, checking out their latest gym workout (inspired by Cirque du Soleil) in “Detour.”
September 23, 2009:
In “Detour,” Chris Talanian does his best to hang tough with the women of the Radcliffe Crew team in one of their shells on the Charles River, picking up some tips for watching the Head of the Charles Race in between strokes.
Eric Levin then takes us to Boston’s hottest new jazz spot, the Stork Club, in “Scene Spotter.”
And Terri Stanley gets us hungry on “Power Player” when she stops by the site of Jean-George Vongerichten’s forthcoming gourmet restaurant, Market, and
This week’s “Fashion Forward” gets down to the bare essentials – literally. Tonya Chen Mezrich goes to Susan Nethero and learns that almost two-thirds of all women are wearing the wrong size. And we’re not talking about shoe size…
And in “Plugged In,” Tony Corey takes us to one of the Boston area’s lesser-known cultural gems, the DeCordova Sculpture Park and Museum in Lincoln, Mass.
September 16, 2009:
In this week’s “Power Player,” Terri Stanley talks to Tony-nominated theater director Diane Paulus about her first production as artistic director of the American Repertory Theater – The Donkey Show, a disco adaptation of Shakespeare’s A Midsummer Night’s Dream.
With Tony Corey in “Plugged In,” we take a daytrip to Gloucester to learn how to prolong summer on the North Shore.
And in “Fashion Forward” we head back to Cambridge to check out Noir Bar’s weekly Mad Men viewing party with Tonya Chen Mezrich and then learn how the era is influencing styles today in boutiques around Boston like Stel’s on Newbury Street.
Lansdowne Street icon “The Sausage Man” gives Eric Levin a personal tour of what’s going on around Fenway on this week’s “Scene Spotter.”
And Chris Talanian takes “Detour” to soaring new heights when he jumps out of a plane!
September 9, 2009:
In "Detour", Chris Talanian travels to Alpine Adventures in Lincoln, NH to take on their most challenging zipline course.
Plus, Tony Corey gets "Plugged In". He visits the FP3 building in the Fort Point neighborhood of Boston to get inside the head of the Principal Designer of JFS Design Studios, who designed several condos in the building.
Our "Power Player", Boston Mayor Thomas M. Menino talks with Terri Stanley about his daily routine, the arts and local neighborhoods.
In "Scene Spotter", Eric Levin stops by Café 939 at Berklee College of Music to check out the scene and showcase the venue.
And for "Fashion Forward", Tonya Chen Mezrich meets with Boston-based fashion designer Sam Mendoza to chat about his new line and his upcoming show in Boston Fashion Week.
