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EXIT POLL: TONI BEE AND EMILY HOPKINS POST-POETRY @ OBERON

Posted on April 30, 2013 by CADY DRELL

So guys. It was the first DigBoston poetry night. What grade do you give it overall?
Toni Bee: It was a big A-plusser. Continue reading →

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Arts Film

REEL TALK: FOUND VS. FOUND

Posted on April 23, 2013 by LAUREN PAREDES

It’s a Found Footage Festival vs. Found Magazine live-duel! Continue reading →

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LULZ

DEFEND YOURSELF: MIKE BENT

Posted on April 23, 2013 by JUSTIN ROGERS

“It’s also exciting to see someone with no experience leave the class with the comedy bug.” Continue reading →

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Food and Drinks

HADRINKEN! A GEEKY COCKTAIL CHALLENGE

Posted on April 18, 2013 by ADRI COWAN

Pre-game Comic Con Continue reading →

Film

FILM: MUPPET MOVIE SING-A-LONG @ BRATTLE THEATRE

Posted on April 9, 2013 by DIG STAFF

Start your do-re-mi’s now, because you’re going to want your vocals in tip top shape for a sing-a-long screening of the 1978 original Muppet Movie. Continue reading →

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Film

DIG THIS: SCHLOCK AROUND THE CLOCK @ BRATTLE THEATRE

Posted on April 4, 2013 by DIG STAFF

Spiders and jumpsuits and gore, oh my! Continue reading →

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Film

FILM PICK: SAMI VAN INGEN SHORT FILMS @ BRATTLE THEATRE

Posted on April 1, 2013 by DIG STAFF

get to the Brattle Theatre to catch a showing of short films by industry veteran Sami van Ingen. Continue reading →

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Arts

ARTS PICK: GRAVITY @ OBERON

Posted on March 29, 2013 by DIG STAFF

original electronic music, transformational projections, inflatable sets, and hot bodies in latex, so don’t miss this is upbeat and stunt-driven display. Continue reading →

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Arts News

DRUNK POETS’ SOCIETY: LUNA @ RUSSELL HOUSE TAVERN

Posted on March 28, 2013 by LAUREN PAREDES

I don’t know why some drinks lead the imbibed to become more philosophical than others. Continue reading →

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Music

CD REVIEW: GOLDEN GRRRLS

Posted on March 28, 2013 by Blake Maddux

The eponymous debut by the Scottish trio Golden Grrrls races through 11 songs in 27 minutes. Continue reading →

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Food and Drinks

5 DRINK MINIMUM: HARVARD SQUARE WITH LYSSA

Posted on March 27, 2013 by LYSSA GOLDBERG

As I write this, it’s the next afternoon and I’ve survived my first Five Drink, learning that there’s nothing to fear … except a Scorpion Bowl. Continue reading →