By Danielle Bartholet, Asst. Magazine Editor and Business Operations Manager
/ 3 hours ago
The perfect place to end a whirlwind book tour for New York Times bestselling author R.F. Kuang was her home in Boston. The venue was packed to the brim...
By Juliet Hysen, Beacon Correspondent
/ October 1, 2025
One of the greatest comforts when you're sick and far from home is food that tastes (and feels) like home. Whether that’s Campbell's chicken noodle straight...
By Bryce Heilmann, Senior Living Arts Reporter
/ October 1, 2025
Wednesday night, an energetic crowd packed the seats of the Citizens Bank Opera House for the opening night of Hamilton’s Boston tour run. Gilded ceiling...
By Danielle Bartholet, Asst. Magazine Editor and Business Operations Manager
/ October 1, 2025
What combines 3D-printed monuments, sculptures designed for animals, and burning a ship model made entirely out of reeds?
The first ever Boston Triennial.
Three...
By Olivia Flanz, Beacon Correspondent
/ September 24, 2025
When the Semel Theater’s lights dim and the music begins, anticipation hums through the theater. Bass vibrates through the audience and colored lights...
By Bryce Heilmann, Senior Living Arts Reporter
/ September 17, 2025
On Sunday, Sept. 15, CBS rolled out the red carpet at Los Angeles’ Peacock Theater for a night of celebrating old “Hacks” and stars in “Adolescence.”...
By Rina Laby, Dept. City Editor
/ September 17, 2025
As the intimate crowd of roughly 50 chatted amongst themselves and huddled closer to the front of the room, five outdoorsy-looking men who constitute the...
By Danielle Bartholet, Asst. Magazine Editor and Business Operations Manager
/ September 17, 2025
In the world of iconic film and TV nannies, none stand quite as singular as Euphegenia Doubtfire, with her groovy dance moves, wild cooking skills, and...
By Ella Duggan, Content Managing Editor
/ September 10, 2025
Do you think you know Boston? Despite attending a college with a strong focus on the arts, students can sometimes feel disconnected from wider cultural...
By Sam Shipman, Living Arts Editor
/ September 9, 2025
Jeremy Piven has tackled just about every kind of role on the big screen. Whether he’s cursing people out as “Entourage”’s Ari Gold, causing trouble...
By Sam Shipman, Living Arts Editor
/ June 27, 2025
SASAMI’s identity is anything but subtle. Whether it's her lavish outfits or eye-catching all-caps moniker, the Bronxville-born artist has made a point...
Muscular go-go dancers lined the stage as drag queen Trixie Mattel performed a DJ set well-suited towards her LA barbie doll persona. This performance...
Frankie Grande is no stranger to performing. Spending his early days in the theater, the 42-year-old singer, actor, and dancer has played roles in Broadway...
By Sam Shipman, Living Arts Editor
/ June 24, 2025
Peach Pit is what every indie pop band dreams of being: a success story. Their humble beginnings in 2016, based in Vancouver, were met with a burst of...
By Sam Shipman, Living Arts Editor
/ June 12, 2025
Boston Calling 2025 had plenty of holes in its biggest crowds. The empty spaces weren’t from the days that didn’t sell out, or the start of a mosh–it...
By Sam Shipman, Living Arts Editor
/ April 23, 2025
Most bands are inspired by where they first came together. Whether it be a college dorm, a flashy record studio, or a local venue, all of these locations...