ARTS + ENTERTAINMENT
SUN SCREEN: OUTDOOR FLICKS TO CATCH IN GREATER BOSTON THIS SEASON
One way to breathe in these next three months of sweaty joy is to take a break from your Netflix queue and check out some of the free screenings in town. Here’s a quick guide that will help you navigate the options…
AN INTERVIEW WITH ELAINE WELTEROTH
Author of ‘More Than Enough’ Elaine Welteroth is a judge on the new Project Runway. Formerly, she was the editor-in-chief of Teen Vogue where she was the youngest ever to have that title at a Condé Nast publication. She is known for shifting the magazine’s mission and making it more socially conscious. Welteroth […]
WHAT’S FOR BREAKFAST? MAN CAVE
SALMON FOR THE HEADLINERS
Recommendations from the comics who grub in places week in and week out
WHAT’S FOR BREAKFAST? MURDER
THE ART OF THE UNREAL: ON FILMS BY DEBRA GRANIK AT THE BRATTLE
When we talk about realism, we talk about it mostly in terms of the banal. The can rolling down the hill, desperate impatience in waiting rooms and lines, offhand gestures and flat lighting––those details that we take to signify everyday life as it is lived. The filmmaker Debra Granik is often described (and on occasion […]
THE SLAUGHTERHOUSE SOCIETY WANTS TO ‘ENTERTAIN THE DERANGED’
The Slaughterhouse Society is an oddity that one would usually find during Halloween season—a time when all things spooky and horror become hot commodities in the US. But it’s an aesthetic that the performance troupe, primarily led by Boston-based performer and self-described “art-weirdo,” Fem Bones, pays homage to all year round. While the […]
THE OTHER RACISM
Colorism is not discussed openly enough in African American, African, and African diasporic communities. It is our third rail, and the pain, embarrassment, and humiliation from its legacy still lingers with us even today.
WHAT’S FOR BREAKFAST? PECK
