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Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis was born as Jacqueline Bouvier on July 28, 1929, in Southampton, New York. Soon after, as a toddler, she became an excellent equestrian. […]

The life and legacy of John F. Kennedy Jr. will be explored in a new documentary that’s set to air on Spike TV this summer. […]

Kate Mara and Ed Helms are the latest stars to join Chappaquiddick, the upcoming film about Ted Kennedy’s 1969 automobile accident on Martha’s Vineyard. According […]

It was 156 years ago today that the world was blessed with Gustav Mahler, the revolutionary Austrian composer who sought to distill in his works […]

Chappaquiddick has reportedly found its Ted Kennedy. According to Deadline, Zero Dark Thirty actor Jason Clarke is apparently in the final steps of negotiation to […]

Boston’s favorite Louisiana transplant tells us about courting a Kennedy, going back to work, and, yes, emojis.

Following Tuesday’s news that Matthew Perry would be playing Ted Kennedy in an upcoming miniseries, former aides to the late senator have come out to […]

Friends star Matthew Perry has a new gig lined up. According to Variety, Perry has signed on to play Ted Kennedy in The Kennedys — […]

Hollywood is getting ready to tackle some of the Kennedys’ darker moments as two biopics are currently being made about members of the famed family. […]

Patrick Kennedy’s new book on his personal struggles with addiction, his late father’s battle with alcohol, and what it was like growing up in America’s […]

In the 1840s, fleeing the famine that ravaged their homeland, many Irish families fled to Boston. There they found work and refuge, but also discrimination. […]

Boston University communications professor John Carroll made an good point on his blog, noting that The Boston Globe’s Names column ran a photo of newly […]

Perhaps you heard that there is an election today. As the votes get counted, we’ll update our nifty table down below and even further down, […]

O’Reilly made a great point. Unfortunately he’s such a dim bulb that he had no clue what the point was that he was actually making. Back in 1961, the US tax code was far more progressive than it is now.

O’Reilly made a great point. Unfortunately he’s such a dim bulb that he had no clue what the point was that he was actually making. Back in 1961, the US tax code was far more progressive than it is now.