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Arts & Entertainment

Singer Alisan Porter, Worcester Native and “Voice” Winner, Returns Home

Life has been a rollercoaster ride for Alisan Porter since she first captured hearts on The Voice in 2016. The Worcester native became a contestant […]

City Life

The New Boston University President Is a Renaissance Scholar’s Dream

Most teens dream of celeb encounters. Melissa Gilliam? She spent time as a kid lounging on Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg’s living room couch (perks of […]

Arts & Entertainment

Author Ben Mezrich Strikes Hollywood Gold (Again)

From 40 pages a day to six. Kids and life have understandably dialed back bestselling author Ben Mezrich’s daily writing habit, but his literary star […]

City Life

This City Councilor Is Boston’s Brightest Rising Political Star

What does the American dream look like today? If you ask Boston City Council President Ruthzee Louijeune, she might say it looks a little something […]

Arts & Entertainment

Deepak Chopra Thinks AI Can Help Save Us

Amid September’s season of learning underway, the latest edition of Deepak Chopra’s annual Sages & Scientists Symposium lands in Cambridge this weekend, taking place on […]

Arts & Entertainment

What Has Comedian Dane Cook Been Up To Lately?

Comedian Dane Cook doesn’t care if you think he’s funny. He doesn’t even care if you heckle him. After all, the thick-skinned Arlington native has […]

Arts & Entertainment

Matt Damon, Casey Affleck, and Hong Chau Talk “The Instigators”

Even if the film weren’t wildly entertaining, Bostonians would thrill to the familiar locations used in Doug Liman’s new movie, The Instigators, starring Matt Damon, […]

City Life

Why Is Billionaire Frank McCourt Jr. Mad at Other Billionaires?

Billionaire Frank McCourt Jr. is mad. Really mad. And he’s not going to take it anymore. The subject of his ire? Other billionaires—specifically the ones […]

Arts & Entertainment

“Java with Jimmy” Host Jimmy Hills on Success, Positivity, and Coffee

Longtime community activist James “Jimmy” Hills’s favorite color to wear on-air is red. “I’ve been around politics, and I know there’s a science to colors,” […]

Arts & Entertainment

Bestselling Author Sebastian Junger on PTSD, Mortality, and His Near-Death Experience in Truro

You might assume the scariest moment of Belmont native Sebastian Junger’s life happened while he was a war correspondent in Bosnia or Afghanistan. You’d be […]

Arts & Entertainment

The World’s Greatest Art Thief Is Alive and Well (And Still Casing the Joint)

If you don’t have a theory about who robbed the Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum, are you even really a Bostonian? Thirty-four years ago this month, […]

Weddings

Diamonds, by Design

Since 2016, Hannah Florman has been designing custom engagement rings and wedding bands that reflect each of her clients in a personal and intimate way. […]

City Life

The Interview: Biotech Leader and Alnylam CEO Yvonne Greenstreet

Wondering what Boston’s next miracle drug is going to be? There’s a good chance Yvonne Greenstreet will someday soon have the answer. As the CEO […]

Weddings

Ever Blooming

Since opening in 2007, Table & Tulip has been a beloved fixture in the South End, a hidden gem where locals can stop by for […]

Weddings

Behind the Lens: Wedding Photographer Cheryl Richards

Cheryl Richards started her career as a wedding photographer more than 25 years ago. Based in the Back Bay and Newport, Rhode Island, she’s one […]