“A lot of people in Boston don’t associate Malcolm X with being a Boston figure. They don’t claim him. Let’s rediscover our own heroes and reclaim them and understand the complexities of who they were.”
DETROIT RED: MALCOLM X COMES OF AGE IN BOSTON
Interview
COLD WAR KIDS: ON LABELS, LINEUPS, AND NEW AGE NORMS
Willett and I spoke ahead of the show about finding his voice through a film, the band starting its own label, learning how to handle a lot of responsibilities, and keeping the music fresh.
NICK OFFERMAN: THE MAN WHO IS MORE THAN RON SWANSON TALKS ABOUT WOODWORKING, POLITICS & LOVE
I love making people say at some point in the performance, Oh my God, that’s the guy who played that other thing.
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 ...
‘I DO POETRY ALL THE TIME’
DAVID SEDARIS DOESN’T DO IT FOR THE STORY
WHEEL OF TUNES: JULIA HOLTER
The experimental dream pop artist talks relationship lessons, Blade Runner, and her favorite French words for our recurring series.
ENDLINGS DIVES INTO KOREAN-AMERICAN IDENTITY: AN INTERVIEW WITH ACTOR JIEHAE PARK
Celine Song’s Endlings, which has its world premiere next month at Cambridge’s American Repertory Theater, is a strange, fantastical work with a lot on its mind. It centers ...
INTERVIEW WITH ROXBURY ARTIST/EDUCATOR CHANEL THERVIL
In her ongoing exhibit Enigma: Reactions to Racism at Urbano in Jamaica Plain, Haitian-American artist and educator Chanel Thervil aims to explore racism in Boston from the black ...
WHEEL OF TUNES: PANDA BEAR
Animal Collective's quiet electronic guru talks snorkeling, Super Smash Bros., and his inner monologues for our recurring series.
