Media
7 News Anchor Alaina Pinto Says She Was Fired for Appearing in Hubie Halloween
If there’s one thing Massachusetts movie buffs love, it’s spotting all the local references and familiar locales that show up in the countless films based […]
Metro Corp Announces Restructuring Plan
Metro Corp, publisher of Boston and Philadelphia magazines, announces today a restructuring plan to ensure successful operations during the global COVID-19 pandemic. Metro Corp entered […]
Boston’s 15 Most Influential Instagrammers Right Now
Food Three local Instagram influencers who are shaking up the city’s food scene. Instagram Handle: @eastcoastfeastcoast Real Name: Lena Sternburg Number of Followers: 166K Reason […]
My Life in the Age of COVID: NBC 10 Anchor Phil Lipof
As the COVID-19 pandemic upends every aspect of Boston life, we’re checking in with some local residents to learn how they’re processing our new normal. […]
A Note from the Editor of Boston Magazine
From the shops at Copley to the bustling construction of the Seaport, Boston has gone from Boom Town to Ghost Town in the blink of […]
Even in a Pandemic, the Boston Globe’s Paywall Is Staying Up
At a time when the health of millions is literally in everyone’s hands right now (sorry), accurate and thorough information about what the new coronavirus […]
Guess It Wasn’t Illegal When Kirk Minihane Duped Joe Curtatone with a Fake Interview
If you were wondering whether it’s okay, legally speaking, to trick a Massachusetts mayor into a recorded interview by impersonating a Boston Globe columnist, we […]
That’s a Wrap for Metro Boston, the Free Paper That Was so Much Fun until It Wasn’t
I loved the Metro. I really did. At least, I used to. The scrappy, often batshit crazy tabloid, available for free in hundreds of green newspaper […]
No News Is Bad News
Let’s say that you consider yourself pretty well informed. You read the Globe, not to mention the Times, the Post, or the Journal every morning. […]
The Harvard Crimson Faces Petitions, Boycotts After Contacting ICE for Comment
On September 12, immigrant advocacy group Harvard College Act on a Dream staged a 100-person strong protest in front of the university’s Memorial Church calling for the […]
Out of Town News, a Harvard Square Fixture for 60 Years, Has Closed
Update, 11/1 11 a.m.: Out of Town News officially shut its doors for good on October 31, according to multiple reports. “We are like family,” Mohammed […]
Luke O’Neil’s World Is Hell, and He’s Sharing It with Us
I worry about Luke O’Neil sometimes. Possibly more than any of the writers covering the million horrible things in the world right now—innocent children who become […]
Boston Globe Staff Staged a Walkout to Call for a “Fair Contract”
Frustrated by stalled contract negotiations and “draconian proposals” from their employer, staff members at the Boston Globe walked out of work in a lunchtime protest on Tuesday. The Boston […]
The Herald’s Thursday Cover Was “Offensive and Irresponsible,” Michelle Wu Says
The Boston Herald’s cover story Thursday was an important one, regarding a lack of transparency in the governor’s office and potentially irresponsible spending of taxpayer dollars—however, for […]
WBUR Is Belatedly Giving Credit to a Female Historian for a Segment
It was not exactly a good look. When Boston-based NPR affiliate WBUR ran a segment late last week on the tobacco industry, it featured the voices […]