Halfway between the Paramount Theatre in Downtown Crossing and the Brattle Theatre in Harvard Square, our two sumptuous gentlemen enjoy the beginning of Spring. Who knew 37F could feel so warm! Lighter jackets and cap-free heads let us know that warmer weather is just around the corner!
Speaking of Paramount and Brattle theatres, those just happen to be the locations for the two Boston LGBT Film Fest showings tonite!
If you work in the Back Bay or Downtown Crossing area you may wish to have a cocktail and then pop over to the Paramount Theatre to see the FREE screening of Pride (a marvelous film!).
Or, if Harvard Square is more convenient and you enjoy a delightful curated collection of international short films check out the Brattle Theatre at 6:30pm. 9 films, 8 of which we're interested in seeing. We think we'll take a restroom break and then get popcorn when the film below appears. It's only 14 minutes and sounds, well, a wee bit too dark for our happy HOTT Crew. The film description makes us rather glad we're not lesbians.
Like an athlete our hottie hopped back on board our train. Tall, lean and fit, our gorgeous gentleman navigated the car of our train with ease as we hurtled our way home. Notice the balance and grace with which he stands amongst his fellow travelers!
And tonite's Boston LGBT Film Fest showing is Back on Board, starring Olympic Diving Gold Medal winner Greg Louganis! No need to buy tickets in advance, just show up at the door!
And members of the Boston LGBT Film Fest and members of Fenway Young Leaders Council have free admission!
We suggest you Google the address for Fenway Community Health.
Sleek as a high-speed jetfoil skimming across tranquil seas our very handsome man displays his stunning good looks and finely crafted style aboard our train.
Location: Red Line at South Station
Imagined Profession: Commuter Travel Manager
Photographer: FT
Speaking of jetfoils, our HOTT Crew was in Gloucester yesterday as civic and business leaders unveiled an exciting new marine-related expansion into the tourism economy:
Jetfoil service from Gloucester to Provincetown begins Summer 2015! Gloucester's New Acting Mayor announced two major seasonal destinations will be served from Gloucester by New England's fastest ocean-going commuter craft, the Boeing 929 JetFoil.
Opening on-season Cape-to-Cape service (Cape Ann to Cape Cod) will expand marine business opportunities in Gloucester and dramatically reduce travel times from the North Shore, New Hampshire and Maine to Cape Cod's premier destination, Provincetown. And off-season jetfoils will provide commuter service to Boston's Long Wharf.
Two Boeing 929 JetFoils, acquired from Japan, travel at cruising speeds of 52MPH and will provide dock-to-dock Gloucester to Provincetown service in just 60 mins (45 mins less than Boston to Provincetown)! Gloucester to Boston service during off-season will be an amazing 30 minutes (over 30 minutes faster than commuter rail).
Gloucester civic leaders explained that the cod fishing ban has rendered harborside wharves empty, resulting in the opportunity to convert them into covered parking spaces for Cape-to-Cape JetFoil passengers, who will then board the JetFoil at St Peter's Square next to Cape Ann Brewery. Tally's Citgo across from St. Peters Square is being sold to Cape-to-Cape JetFoil and will be used for a new headquarters building and visitors welcome center.
Gloucester's New Acting Mayor described high-end commuter service to the Cape and Boston that will include:
Onboard gourmet catering from Beach Gourmet of Gloucester and Kung Fu Dumplings of Provincetown (including high-end wines and beers from Savour of Gloucester).
Indoor bike parking on the JetFoil for 50 bikes (additional bike space available atop the JetFoil).
Spacious airline style and club seating for 250 passengers.
Free high-speed WiFi.
Onboard Concierge service.
The New Acting Mayor expressed optimism that the Fort area of Gloucester would finally be able to pull it's own weight economically and contribute to the area economy. And special excitement was stated about establishing a reliable winter-time alternative to Commuter Rail for local residents to get to work in Boston. Additionally, word is that Toys of Eros Boutique will be among the first of Provincetown businesses to open a new locations in Gloucester on Main Street due to the additional visitor traffic.
All in all it's a promising rebirth of Gloucester's maritime tradition and a beacon of new investment and business opportunities on Cape Ann!
And last, but not least, check out our film recommendation for the day at the Boston LGBT Film Fest. We highly recommend Tab Hunter Confidential at 3:30pm!
A wealth of other films are available so check them out here:
Replete with Canadian Camper Hat and genuine leather briefcase, our hottie shows in this challenging and historic winter that one can be bold and proud in in what one chooses to keep appropriately warm. And it's bold men such as our hottie who show us the way to surviving winter.
And although our HOTT Crew was in Gloucester this morning attending an important town announcement with local politicians and civic leaders, we rushed back to Boston for this afternoon's Boston LGBT Film Fest showing of...
Matter of fact, we're blogging live from the film right now (from the lobby) and it's wonderful! Why don't you join us at some of the remaining films this evening! A link is below detailing the multitude of fine films.
Our fit and trim handsome man today knows his fine physique is as flattering to his clothes as his clothes are to him. Just look at how his gingham buttoned-down shirt fits seductively to his torso! And he wisely chooses a simple, classic, yet elegant plain black jacket that lets him segue from casual to formal with barely a change. We adore men who take care of themselves and dress well!
Speaking of aged and mellow, we'd like to introduce you to Catherine Russell, our HOTT Crew's favorite jazz singer. She performs "Aged and Mellow on her new album "Bring it Back" (below in video). We think you'll like her style.
And the lyrics for Aged and Mellow are delightful! Especially this part:
There's nothing a greenhorn can do for me Cause my older daddy suits me to a T. Now I like my men like I like my whiskey. Oooh, aged and mellow!
And speaking of aged and mellow, our HOTT Crew highly recommends that you visit the Boston LGBT Film Fest's showing of Winning Dad at the Brattle Theatre in Harvard Square. Easy to get to, an entertaining film, and a wonderful outing for this fine Spring Weekend. See you there!
What to wear to Opening Night of the Boston LGBT Film Fest (It's tonite!!!)? How about what our ever so handsome man above is wearing! Light yet serviceable dark jacket with pale gray piping that go absolutely wonderfully with our gentleman's violet buttoned-down Oxford Shirt. Handsome, ready for work, and ready for the after work party, too!
Our HOTT Crew will be going to opening night at the Boston LGBT Film Fest. Why don't you join us! We'll also be going to the After Party at the Empire Lounge. Information is below.
The smoothly shaved head. A velvety and lush beard and moustache. A Summit Series jacket blending elegantly with our hotties checked buttoned-down shirt. He's a masterpiece of casual elegance and grace!
Location: Red Line at Charles/MGH
Imagined Profession: Library Management
Photographer: FT
