ARTS + ENTERTAINMENT
THE WAY WE WEREN’T
MORE FUN, LESS STRESS: THE ANNUAL REPAINTING OF MARK ALSTON-FOLLANSBEE’S ART CAR
“It was a 1993, I think. I loved that car. It got to be 276,000 miles and the air conditioning went out, and when I took it to my guy who’d kept it running for years he said all the hoses had disintegrated because of old age.”
DAVID CROSS HAS CHANGED A LOT SINCE HE CAME OF COMEDIC AGE IN BOSTON. FOR STARTERS, HE’S FAMOUS NOW.
“It’s this antiquated thing that shows you how much innocence we’ve lost in just a number of years.”
WHEN IT COMES TO DATING, WE’RE ALL JUST STAND-UP COMICS TRYING TO AVOID BOMBING ON STAGE
From there, you can trade phone numbers and info, or most likely never chat at all and simply sit in one another’s matches for eternity, our avatars an ongoing reminder of an alternate universe where we may have met, fallen in love, and perhaps co-authored a series of racially sensitive flip books for children.
WHAT’S FOR BREAKFAST? VULTURES
THE WAY WE WEREN’T
‘THE JUGGLE IS REAL’
Actress-singer Renée Elise Goldsberry prepares to work-work with the Pops One might think that the woman who originated the role of Angelica Schuyler in the pop cultural phenomenon Hamilton (for which she received both a Tony and Grammy Award), played the titular role opposite Oprah Winfrey in HBO’s The Immortal Life of Henrietta Lacks, […]
TWO CLASSIC MUSICALS IN CONCERT, ONE WEEKEND
On the Town at the Boston Pops Something very special was in the air last week as the Boston Pops continued its centennial celebration of Leonard Bernstein with an all-star, solid gold concert of On the Town, Bernstein’s 1944 masterwork about a trio of sailors with 24 hours to kill in New York […]
STEPPING OUT: PRO DANCER ANA MASACOTE OPENS UP ABOUT BEING BISEXUAL IN THE SALSA SCENE
“I realized the power I had was in really being myself and living my truth. I wasn’t willing to hide to make others more comfortable.”
