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For bartenders the appeal and general concept of New Year’s Eve is completely lost. It’s certainly more than just another night, but we don’t get to enjoy it the way the rest of the world does. I can’t remember any champagne toasts, no glitzy dresses, and I certainly don’t remember any ...
Wahlberg opened an enormous can of worms in applying to the Mass Board of Pardons to scrub a wicked old felony assault conviction.
The MPAA, among others, hoped the DPH might finish vetting applications in early 2014 and move on to opening dispensaries in the fall.
If this year has told us anything, it is that these victims will no longer be silent, and shall not be forgotten.
The commissioner’s condescension didn’t end with the dismissal of citizen engagement.
A look at 2014’s most memorable Boston theater experiences.
A freaky little clip that’s something like a mash-up of Paranormal Activity, a house show and that Ouija board movie that nobody went and saw.
When December comes, we feel the incredible urge to affirm our glorious responsibility as the ultimate authority on the past year’s discography. So bear with me, and behold, five of our favorite local releases from 2014.
From Annie to Exodus: Gods and Kings, Interstellar to The Theory of Everything, we celebrate all that is soulless in prestige film.
Iranian vampire Western 'A Girl Walks Home Alone at Night,' doesn't just satisfy, it slays.
Hurrah! It’s our bicentennial!
Photo courtesy of Josh Gondelman @joshgondelman
You may not even know it, but you’re probably already familiar with the wit and humor of Stoneham-born stand up comedian Josh Gondelman. If not from his stand up, which he’s been doing since 2004 after his freshman year at Brandeis University ...
Reminiscing about the year in beer.
Come January 1st, y'all be equipped with health insurance, so no reason to let loose and drink in the new year. Here is where you can do that.
The year in venue openings, closings, celebrations, changes, and close calls.
Is that asking for too much Santa?
Apollinaire Theatre Company stages new Scottish play, “Midsummer,” about a pair of thirtysomethings who definitely shouldn’t sleep together, but, of course, do.
What to do and where to do it.
New Year’s Eve I know I’ll spend New Year’s Eve right where I belong: behind the bar with a bottle opener in my back pocket and a martini shaker in my hand.
Instead of milking the holiday season for as much nog as they can muster, Apollinaire Theatre Company is going the opposite route and serving up a taste of summer in the thick of winter.
What to do and where to do it.
Regardless of some blessed future prospect, the temporary truth is that the closing of Long Island is a nightmare.
If you weren’t impressed by his sound, the sheer volume of the words Matisyahu uttered in two hours was a miracle.
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I’d argue that the Middle East is the heart and soul of Central Square, and Central Square is the heart and soul of Cambridge; therefore, the Middle East is the heart and soul of Cambridge. Just sayin’. Read more about this story here.
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Let’s face it: The holidays can be a drag. But these five seasonal offerings from New England gems are here for you, providing needed refuge from all of the maddening, anxiety-inducing aspects of the holiday season.
Mass unrest, like the Black Lives Matter demonstrations, doesn’t erupt randomly.
