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Lloyd Mallison

Lloyd Mallison, Digital Intern at Boston Magazine

Lloyd Mallison is a senior at Emerson College majoring in journalism. A British expat, he has lived in Hong Kong, North Carolina, and Boston, and has previously written for Boston.com, Spotted by Locals, and Red Devil Armada. He enjoys menswear, soccer, music, and posting pretty pictures for social validation on Instagram. You can follow him on a social media platform of your choice (except Google+): @ThatBritishGent.

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Restaurants

Where to Find Greater Boston’s Greatest Hot Chocolate

Warm up with a rich, decadent cup of cocoa at some of the area’s best cafés.

Arts & Entertainment

Winter Travel Guide: Hong Kong

The other city that never sleeps.

Arts & Entertainment

What It’s Like to Be a Helicopter Tour Pilot

Jeff Hubbard looks down on Boston in the best way.

Arts & Entertainment

What It’s Like to Be the Gardner Museum’s Gardener

Meet the woman behind the plants.

Arts & Entertainment

Where to Shop on Black Friday and Small Business Saturday

From big-box chains to small boutiques.

Restaurants

Photos: How MEM Tea Brews the Perfect Cup

Put the kettle on.

Restaurants

12 Must-Drink Mugs of Hot Chocolate

The sweetest way to warm your bones.

Wellness

Snag New Balance’s Head of the Charles Sneakers

Whether you’re a rower or not.

Arts & Entertainment

Scenes from the Boston Book Festival

A pretty smart way to spend a Saturday.

Arts & Entertainment

How to Take Fabulous Fall Instagrams

Top tips from four local Instagramers.

Restaurants

8 New England-Made Hard Ciders to Try this Fall

You know what they say about an apple a day.

Style

See What You Missed at American Field

It was Americana at its best.

Restaurants

Scenes from the Boston Local Food Festival

Gray day, bright produce.