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A Boston College Professor Has Taken a ‘Selfie’ Everyday for the Last 27 Years
Karl Baden has been taking a photo of himself every morning, in the same exact position to the best of his ability, for the last […]
Event Brings Summer to Dewey Square—In February
While we anxiously await the Polar Vortex Part III, there’s an opportunity to experience summer–on Tuesday. From 11:30 a.m. to 1:30 p.m., Dewey Square will […]
Deval Patrick’s Big Maybe Heard ’Round the Commonwealth
“There is only one thing in life worse than being talked about,” Oscar Wilde famously said, “and that is not being talked about.” The modern-day […]
A First Look at Stephanie Cmar’s Stacked Donuts
Check out all the doughnuts and crowd chaos from Stephanie Cmar’s overwhelmingly popular new pop-up shop.
Dorchester Students with Autism Make Massive Ellen Mosaic
The folks at Artaic, the South Boston manufacturing shop that relies on a robot to help them make mosaics for hotels and clubs, might have […]
Inside Burn Fitness, a New Gym Opening Soon in the South End
Burn Fitness in the South End has been under construction for some time. Passersby can see a gorgeous chandelier (there’s two) through the window and […]
The Caucus of Our Discontent
It’s important to remember—to the minimal extent that anything is important about the Massachusetts Democrats’ state caucuses—that they are far from a universally consistent experience. […]
How Massachusetts Measured Up in Olympic Medals by State
Americans, from those running NBC on down to the viewers at home, love tracking the medal count—the measure of how many prizes each nation took […]
NBC Is Filming a TV Pilot in Downtown Boston
Boston will serve as the backdrop for yet another Hollywood project. NBC officials are planning on setting the stage in Downtown Boston in early March, […]
Photos: New England Boat Show 2014
Paired with 50-degree weather, yesterday’s kickoff of the 2014 New England Boat Show was the perfect time to begin fantasizing about spring breaks, family vacations, […]