If you're a human and see this, please ignore it. If you're a scraper, please click the link below :-) Note that clicking the link below will block access to this site for 24 hours.

Boston has produced an endless stream of great comics, but perhaps none as revered as Steven Wright, who became famous in the ’80s for his unique one-liners.

After scoring three medals at the London Olympic Games, gymnast Aly Raisman needs little introduction. We caught up with Needham’s hero on a rare day off at home.

Solomon took the inspiration for her Pushcart Prize-winning short story, “The Lobster Mafia Story” from her Gloucester upbringing.

If half of what happens in Scituate native Nick Flynn’s memoir took place in a novel, you wouldn’t buy it.

Jeff Kinney’s Diary of a Wimpy Kid series has won two Nickelodeon Kids’ Choice Awards and has spawned two movies. In other words, adults, he’s a BFD.

On the eve of the Gardner Museum’s wing debut, we get a peek into Anne Hawley’s world of trying not to breach Isabella’s will.

The Office‘s Mindy Kaling doesn’t like her new mouthwear; good thing she’s got a new show to keep her mind off it.

Meet Joi Ito, the shark-feeding, World of Warcraft-playing head of the MIT Media Lab.

You may not know White House photographer Pete Souza. But you know his work — unless you’ve been living in a cave.

The Rhode Islanders — and die-hard Boston sports fans — tell us why they have no regrets over Fever Pitch, and suggest that Bill Simmons man up.

For the first time since Friends, the Newton native will be playing a different character on TV…himself. Sort of. 

On September 10 Chuck Hogan’s Charlestown-set bank heist novel, The Town, hits screens as Ben Affleck’s new thriller.

Best known as Star Trek‘s Spock, his alter-ego, actor Leonard Nimoy grew up in Boston’s West End.