Showing posts with label television event. Show all posts
Showing posts with label television event. Show all posts

Monday, September 20, 2010

Boardwalk Empire


Last night we watched the premiere of HBO's new drama, Boardwalk Empire. Sleek and dazzling, brutal and grizzly, this show has it all. The Prohibition Era styling is spot-on and I thought I'd share some sources for 1920s style.
For flapper-worthy fashion, shop The Boudoir Queen. Vintage pieces and one-of-a-kind details come together to create couture items for a night on the town or on the runway.
Chesterfield Upholstered Sleigh Bed
The Chesterfield Bed from Restoration Hardware makes a statement in the bedroom.
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The Budmojiggler font from 1001fonts.com echoes the lights of Atlantic City.
barrel
Get into bootlegging with your own barrel of Garrison Bourbon. The only bourbon made in Texas!
Create some drama of your own with these Pumpkin Damask Window Panels from Pier One.



















Red lips were all the rage in the 1920s- Pretty up your pout with MAC Red. And tune in to HBO next Sunday for the second episode of Boardwalk Empire!

Monday, November 9, 2009

Mad About Mad Men



Sunday night marked the finale of the third season of Mad Men on AMC. Our friends, Mike and Erin, joined us to say so-long to one of our favorite series...  well, just until next summer! We had dinner plans, so drinks and dessert were on the docket for the night.



Event: Mad Men Finale


Menu:
Apple Pie with Cheddar Cheese Crust
Gin Martinis and Cigarettes
Beer and Bailey's (Not together)


Mike and Erin brought an amazing apple pie from Central Market. And thin slices of cheddar cheese to melt on top. We reheated it in the oven with the cheese draped over the top of the crust; it was warm, sweet, crumbly and slight salty. Just perfection! Thanks, guys!
(Note: The pic above is from marthastewart.com... I neglected to take pics of M&E's yummy pie! But here's her recipe for it: Apple Pie with Cheddar Crust. Also, Mike said that he had it first at The Frisco.)
We got out all the makings for martinis and our Lucky Strikes, then decided that we weren't brave enough to face Monday morning with a cloud of gin over our heads... and we were out of Lucky Strikes, 'cus we don't smoke. (Don Draper and Roger Sterling are shaking their heads in utter disdain.)
So the guys downed a few 2 Belows from The New Belgium Brewery and the ladies sipped Bailey's on ice.
We're looking forward to next season's premiere- Salisbury steak and Jello mold, anyone?!