Soon her songs were appearing in Grey’s Anatomy, Old Navy commercials and oodles of “totally precious” post-hookup mixes for Sunday brunches worldwide—not to mention our hearts. Continue reading
Issue 14.19
Music
DIG THIS: BETH ORTON @ BRIGHTON MUSIC HALL
People say singer-songwriter’s are a dime a dozen these days. People that only we know, and who still use phrases like “a dime a dozen.” Well, those wholly real, not-made-up people are totes wrong. Continue reading
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Arts
WATCH CITY FESTIVAL
You’re walking down Main Street, enjoying the newly sprung spring, when a man in a top hat walks past you pulling a wagon, which you could swear contains a baby octopus. Continue reading
Arts
INTERVIEW: XANADU’S MCCAELA DONOVAN
Speakeasy’s take on a galactic, roller-skating spectacular. Continue reading
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Music
INTERVIEW: THE FEELIES
Past present perfect via the New York indie record staple. Continue reading
Film
REEL TALK: MOVIES RATED BY BOOKS THAT ARE ONLY ON MY SHELF TO IMPRESS DATES
“The Minicomputer Simplified: An Executive’s Guide to the Basics.” Continue reading
Music
DIG THIS: NEON INDIAN @ THE PARADISE
Their actual music is more akin to dreamy synths and breathy vocals and not, say, a Cherokee chief with gamma powers. Continue reading
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News
MEDIA FARM: ON THE WARPATH
It doesn’t matter whether or not Elizabeth Warren personally claimed a Native American heritage. Thus far, there hasn’t been any evidence that it was used to further her career, and only someone who wants to believe that a progressive woman couldn’t possibly be qualified to be a law professor would buy into the mudslinging personal attacks that frequently pass for political discourse in the Boston Herald. Continue reading
Arts
THE SECRET HISTORY OF LOVE
“It’s focusing on people who were figuring out how to find each other and find love when it was literally criminal.” Continue reading
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