While the rest of Boston was getting in touch with their Irish side with gratuitous green and Guinness on St. Patrick’s Day, Rareworks Theatre Company...
Alongside a barely played-with Barbie doll set, my childhood bedroom held a plastic basket full of mixed and professionally made tapes. I had a boombox...
There is an art gallery tucked inside the Tufte Building. It is inconspicuous, hidden behind a white door at the end of a long hallway that students walk...
Some people use movies as an escape from the grind of real life. Fans of the Coolidge Corner Theatre’s Science on Screen project, however, prefer their...
New Orleans is engulfed in a haze of soul. Rising steam from the jambalaya blends with the savory sounds of jazz and robust funeral brass sections to create...
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Some say the music industry is sinking, but those determined to salvage it will gather in Boston this weekend for the Rethink Music Conference. The Beacon...
Such images could only be the product of a deranged and disturbed mind.But, director David Lynch is at peace. The renowned filmmaker will speak about...
Movies are simply easier to make than they used to be. Everyone and their sister seems to be crossing Boylston and Tremont streets with a DSLR dangling...
Ben Gibbard is a man of few words. Monday night at the Orpheum Theatre, the lead singer of Death Cab for Cutie and his bandmates let the music do the...
