Arts + Entertainment
Coming Soon to City Hall Plaza: Beer, Ice Cream, Mini Golf, Puppies
If and when summer actually arrives in Boston this year, there will be a whole bunch of summery things to do on City Hall Plaza […]
Isaac Mizrahi Says Performing Saved Him
It’s hard to stay relevant in pop culture for thirty years. But during the past three decades, Isaac Mizrahi has been a fashion designer, the […]
The Best Views Around Boston
Sure, climbing up hills can be pretty exhausting. But the upside is all the great views you can see once you’re up there.Whether you’re seeking […]
The Comedy Studio Will Leave Cambridge for Bow Market
After 21 years as a beloved Cambridge hotspot, the Comedy Studio is relocating to the developing Bow Market in Somerville, Cambridge Day reported. The comedy […]
Is Amy Schumer Dating a Martha’s Vineyard Chef?
UPDATE, February 12, 2018, 11 a.m.: Yes, it appears that she is. After months of speculation, on Sunday Amy Schumer shared a photo of herself kissing chef […]
Quiz: Test Your New England Thanksgiving Knowledge
Content loading… Please enable javascript! Test Your New England Thanksgiving Knowledge Think you’re a Turkey Day expert? Prove it. Test Your New England Thanksgiving Knowledge […]
Kim Kardashian West Loved this Boston University Graduate Student’s Paper
Kim Kardashian West: Mogul. Mother. Actress. Academic? The Keeping Up with the Kardashians star dipped her toe into higher education Wednesday night in response to […]
Five Reasons to Leave the House This Weekend
Film Boston Jewish Film Festival In its 29th year, the Boston Jewish Film Festival has added new storytelling technology including NuWave, an interactive virtual reality experience. […]
Prepare for Your New Ruler: The 2017 Pumpking Is Coming to Boston
Hear ye, hear ye—the Pumpking is arriving in Boston. The 950-pound gourd will be unveiled at Boston Public Market this Monday at noon. Its chariot? […]
Five Reasons to Leave the House This Weekend
Comedy John Cleese and the Holy Grail Very few movies are as timelessly funny as the British phenomenon, Monty Python and the Holy Grail. And now […]
Local Artist Chris Piascik to Unveil New Mural on the Greenway
Few of us willingly add an extra responsibility to our daily to-do list. But in 2006, when Boston-based illustrator Chris Piascik decided to assign himself […]
The “Open Newbury Street” Dates Have Been Announced
As the city announced in May, Newbury Street will once again be open to pedestrians for a few select days without all those pesky cars […]
The Best Instagrams of Boston’s Tall Ships
The Tall Ships sailed into Boston this weekend, bringing crowds of spectators to ogle their huge, elegant majesty. Fifty-six ships took part in a Parade of […]
A Wax Museum Will Open in City Hall Plaza This Summer
A new tourist attraction opening in City Hall Plaza this summer will offer visitors the opportunity to stare at Matt Damon’s face. A wax replica of his […]
Check Out the ICA Boston’s Summer 2017 Events Lineup
The Institute of Contemporary Art, Boston, is back for the 2017 season with its popular annual summer series, taking advantage of its waterfront location and Boston […]