Events to keep you busy – and entertained – through the rest of 2010. Selected by the editors of Boston.

By: Angela Giannopoulos

Rick Peckham, Guitar Department Assistant Chair at Berklee, has played guitar for 44 years. He was called on early this year to help noted Cambridge […]

Boston’s early risers have never had better dining options. Behold, your new rules for sleuthing out the cream of the Cream of Wheat.

By Allie Vasilakis Still trying to figure out your Halloween game plan? According to a recent poll of five costume shops, here are some of […]

Over the past decade, the Museum of Fine Arts has raised more than $500 million as part of an ambitious plan to reinvent itself. This month, the public finally gets to see what a half-billion dollars gets you these days.

By Anne Vickman Wizard World hosted the New England Comic Con over the weekend at the Hynes Convention Center (right next to the 15,000 people […]

By Allie Vasilakis A selection of local Oktoberfest events taking place over the next month.

Events worth your time this week. Inspected and selected by Boston editors.

Did you catch the Emmys last night? Yeah, so did we. It was like watching a four-hour episode of The Office—it was awkward, nobody liked […]

We sent Boston Daily intern David Mashburn to Rock Camp last week. The rock stars in attendance included, among others, the songwriter for Aerosmith, the […]

What does it take to play a Yeshiva student turned hip-hop connoisseur/rapper in a short film? Well, it helps if, like Nosson Zand, you’re already […]

In a battle of the bands that was even fiercer than Bill and Ted’s face-off with their evil robotic selves, 15 local acts have been […]

Generally speaking, we’re pretty excited about the explosion of films being made in Massachusetts. It’s cool to see the sights we see every day committed […]

As we all know, high-profile deaths tend to come in threes. Last week, Tim Russert collapsed while working at the NBC studios. Today, we learned […]