So that’s why the Swedish Chef speaks the way he does! Continue reading
Issue 14.17
Experience
INTERVIEW: ALISON BECHDEL
“I’m just trying to connect with people and this is the only way I can really do it.” Continue reading
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Tags: Alison Bechdel, Are You My Mother?, Brattle Theatre, Harvard Bookstore, Issue 14.17
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PREVIEW: MONTY PYTHON & THE HOLY GRAIL
A reissue worth revisiting (if only for the shrubbery). Continue reading
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Tags: Cult Film, Film, Issue 14.17, Kendall Square, Kendall Square Cinema, preview
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REEL TALK: MOVIES RATED BY WRITE-OFFS WE’RE HOPING THE IRS DOESN’T NOTICE
BIRTH CONTROL FOR AFFAIR WITH BOSS’ WIFE. Continue reading
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Tags: A Civil Remedy, Dammit!, Issue 14.17, Judd Apatow, Reel Talk, The Five-Year Engagement, The Graduate, The Raven, Turn Me On
Lust
SAVAGE LOVE: HEART TO HEART, GROIN TO GROIN
If someone was kind enough to suck your dick or f*ck your brains out—if someone hooked up with your as*—a little kindness and consideration isn’t too much to ask. Continue reading
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GLOBARS: GO WITH THE GLO
A way to stay seen at night without having to worry about attaching and detaching pieces to your bike like the exaggerated eyes and lips to a Mr. (or Mrs.) Potato Head. Continue reading
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ALOUD 10TH ANNIVERSARY @ GREAT SCOTT
A decade of rockin’ n’ rollin’ takes its toll on a band. Transient life on the road, repetitive shows, nightly sex in a whiskey bath—what a drag. (Note: we have never been rock stars.) Continue reading
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INTERVIEW: FUTURE ISLANDS
Under the current of On the Water, tour talk, and more Continue reading
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BEAN COUNTER: VOLUME 14, ISSUE 17
Final approval has been granted to a proposed statue of Edgar Allen Poe, finally granting the native Bostonian some hometown recognition while at the same time making Baltimore look like proper a–holes. Nice football team, chumps. Continue reading
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Tags: Boston Comic Con, Dedham, Edgar Allan Poe, Issue 14.17, MIT, New Hampshire, newton, Setti Warren
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KONY WHO?
Instead of the highly anticipated mass display of public, tangible advocacy, Bostonians awoke Saturday morning to a weak translation from online to physical campaigning riddled with litter and defacement of public monuments. Continue reading
Laugh
DEAR READER: SPRING OUTDOORS ISSUE: ALL ABOUT OUT AND ABOUT
Owning a car in the Hub is like owning a sh-tty artist’s loft that everybody wants to throw weird sex parties in but nobody helps you clean. Continue reading
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CLAUSTROPHIA @ COOLIDGE CORNER THEATRE
Claustrophobia presents the story of a deaf photographer accused of trespassing by his property-hoarding neighbor, who is also a dick. And maybe a monster. AHHHHHHHH!!!!!!!1 Continue reading
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Tags: Brookline, Calendar, Claustrophobia, Coolidge Corner Theatre, Deaf & Hard of Hearing, Film, Issue 14.17
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