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Questions For. . . Shepard Smith
The Super Bowl isn’t the only mega event we have to look forward to this week. Super Tuesday, the delegate-rich mother of all primary days […]
Mitt Romney: Not Dead Yet
Mitt Romney is running out of ways to spin his silver medals. After he lost Iowa and New Hampshire, Romney told his supporters that he […]
Dramatic Change Sweeps BU
I’m tempted to make some sort of smart-ass comment here, but instead I’m going to let the Boston University communications department speak for itself. In […]
Super Bowl Tickets: Expensive, but Unpopular
With the Super Bowl fast approaching, we’re starting to get the cute human interest stories to keep us from losing our collective minds before kickoff […]
Red Sox Nation in Mourning
When she first showed up in 2006, we were suspicious of Tina Cervasio. Prior to her stint in Boston, she held a media relations job […]
Badge Heist at BPD
There are plenty of jokes among the Boston cops about dummies with badges. But today all the talk was about dummies without badges, after a […]
Is the Globe Kidding?
I’m about as interested in having comedy explained to me by the Globe as I am getting stock tips from a koala bear. Still, they […]
And a Needham Man Will Save Them
The oncoming recession might actually be good for the February issue of Boston magazine. Especially if people in finance read it. All this talk about […]
Tom Brady: Not That Hot?
If we’ve learned anything during this presidential primary season, it’s that polls aren’t always reliable. Hillary Clinton came out on the winning side of that […]
Say a Prayer for Bob Ryan
The news began to make its way round the internet yesterday afternoon and today it was confirmed: Globe columnist Bob Ryan’s son, Keith, was found […]
New York NOW and the Stupidest Thing We’ve Read All Week
We love to make fun of Ted Kennedy. He likes to take naps during the State of the Union. He’s got a great Massachusetts accent. […]
Super Tuesday May Get a Whole Lot More Super
As the old adage goes, we have erasers on pencils because people make mistakes. Even with modern technology like Outlook calendars and Blackberries, we sometimes […]
Fun in Florida (for Us at Least)
Another week, another primary. I was really excited about this race for a while. Now? Now I’m just tired. And confused. How is it that […]
The Perv Paper
In the February issue of Boston magazine (on newsstands today!), Joe Keohane writes that we should not delight in the imminent demise of the Herald. […]
T-Shirts Aren’t the Only Thing Being Sold in Phoenix This Week
If you’re anything like us, you’re already preparing for the Super Bowl. Now is the time to stock up on Doritos before the stores have […]