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Seven must-see arts and entertainment events in February.

Who rules Chestnut Hill—Sports Club/LA, Equinox, or Healthworks?

A small Dunkies hot chocolate clocks in at 220 calories. Work it off (and then some) with two hours of your favorite winter activity.

Twenty-six inspired ideas for how, where, and (sometimes) when to eat phenomenally well in Boston for $15 or less, alphabetically cataloged from Allston to zhoug.

Diane Paulus has saved the American Repertory Theater, for now. But in the process, has she unintentionally corrupted the soul of experimental theater?

Clean, green wind power might be our best weapon against climate change. So why do some people say it’s their worst nightmare?

Ten years ago, a 21-year-old UMass student vanished without a trace. For an army of amateur sleuths across the Internet, that was just the beginning.

There’s only one way Massachusetts is ever going to be smart enough to fix the MBTA—and that’s by doing the stupidest thing possible.

Decades after his death, we’re still learning from the most famous New England psychotherapist you’ve never heard of.

Newton native B.J. Novak became famous by writing for and acting in The Office. For his next act: literary fiction. The comedian (and Harvard lit grad) snagged a seven-figure, two-book deal from Knopf last year, and his debut effort, One More Thing: Stories and Other Stories, arrives February 4.