The Improper Bostonian

The Blogs

• The Play Pen by Nick Altschuller
• Nothing Words by Ezra Dyer
• In the Bay by Lindsey Canant
• Pop Tart by Kyle Wright
• Sound Ideas by Paul Robicheau
• Outtakes by Katie Noble

Improper Sightings

Locals take us on the road!… View

Cooking for a Cause

On Friday, March 30, the Improper Bostonian is pleased to be a sponsor of the 9th Annual Cooking for a Cause at the Seaport Hotel. The evening features area chefs, mixologists, wines, beer, spirits, dessert and coffee vendors. The event benefits the East End House. For more information go to www.eastendhouse.org.

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  Singular Sensations

  Our annual roundup of the city’s 20 most desirable bachelor/ettes… More>

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  The New Romanticism

  Real passion shirks the Hallmark trappings of Valentine’s Day… More>

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  Liz Claman

  The financial news anchor talks about CEO salaries, Warren Buffett and interviewing Diana Ross… More>

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  Drinking Buddies

  Food and cocktail pairings in boozehound heaven… More>

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  Ramblin’ Man

  Chef Brian Poe wandered far to bring home the ingredients for his success… More>

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  Group Effort

  “We grew up with a mom who was ahead of her time,” says Vyda Bielkus… More>

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  Kristin Bauer van Straten

  The True Blood star talks about art, cast-member crushes and people she’d bite if she were a vampire… More>

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  Erin Burnett

  The CNN anchor reports on the news industry, guilty pleasures and the feel of Trump’s hairdo… More>

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  Something to Celebrate

  Once upon a time, nights on the town during holiday season meant prim LBD’s and staid suits… More>

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  Covering New Ground

  150 million hits later, Karmin tries something original… More>

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  Making History

  The remarkable hockey odyssey of Tim Thomas… More>

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  The Icemen Cometh

  Like our hometown hockey team, menswear has far surpassed its old limits… More>

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  Kenny Wormald

  The new Footloose star tells us about dancers’ feet, L.A. girls and tripping in front of Madonna… More>

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  A New Standard

  Tastemakers prove that remakes can beat originals… More>

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  A Second Course

  The economy may have knocked out their last restaurants, but these chefs aren’t just making comebacks—they’re coming back swinging… More>

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  Modern Love

  Who says old-fashioned romance can’t mean high-end fashion? These unforgettably beautiful bridal gowns and accessories merge contemporary details with classic silhouettes—yielding a match nearly as perfect as yours… More>

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  Boston’s Best 2011

  The city’s superlative bars, restaurants, stores, spas, salons, health clubs and other standout stuff… More>

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  First Bass

  The musician who beat Bieber at the Grammys proves that variety is the spice of life… More>

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  Being Bethenny

  How one woman turned 15 minutes of fame into an empire… More>

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  Remembrance of Parties Past

  A social columnist reflects on two decades of black ties, canapés and Afflecks… More>

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  Jessalyn Gilsig

  The ubiquitous TV actress talks about Friday Night Lights, underwhelming ants and, of course, the kids on Glee… More>

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  Color Games

  Play up your personality with a punchy palette and you’ll be sure to score some attention… More>

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  Benny Feilhaber

  The New England Revolution midfielder talks about his viral video, snaking the ball and Leo Messi… More>

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  Making a Scene

  The most captivating party dresses of the season command all the room’s attention—no matter how motley your nightlife crew… More>

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  Ashley Williams

  The TV and film actress talks about crazy theater people, body image and cockroaches in ice cream… More>

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  The Fine Art of Fall Dressing

  The year’s best season for fashion has outdone itself with pieces even more breathtaking than usual—dresses and jackets full of unapologetic opulence, pants and blouses rich in detail… More>

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  Glass Acts

  Somebody once said, “The hard part about being a bartender is figuring out who’s drunk and who’s just stupid.”… More>

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  Lynn Hoffman

  The TV host talks about dinner with Gene Simmons, Debbie Harry’s outfit and ultimate “gets.”… More>

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  Out of the Park

  Why Adrian Gonzalez is going to be an even bigger hit than you think… More>

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  Going for Gold

  A quest for fried transcendence… More>

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  Darwin’s Theory of Couture

  There was a time when I thought Doc Martens paired well with shorts. I’ve complimented Uggs, and meant it … More>

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  Nate Corddry

  Weymouth native Nate Corddry, 33, known for his roles on TV shows like The Daily Show, United States of Tara and Studio 60 on the Sunset Strip, is currently starring in NBC’s Harry’s Law, opposite Kathy Bates… More>

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  Chris Lambton

  The Bachelorette star opens up about dating, getting dumped and the meaning of reality… More>

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  Milan Lucic

  The Bruins power forward talks about groupies, Bruce Willis movies and why he wouldn’t fight Zdeno Chara… More>

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  Padma Lakshmi

  The cooking show host and supermodel chats about her fitness regimen, chocolate soup and seduction dishes… More>