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Watch Party - Eight new movies and TV shows to watch this Memorial Day weekend - From a World War II documentary featuring Tom Hanks to a new "Jack Ryan" movie starring John Krasinski, here's what to watch.

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BOOKS -- A Nobel Prize-winning author admitted she uses AI. What's the literary world coming to? -- During a Polish cultural event, author Olga Tokarczuk, who was awarded the Nobel Prize in Literature in 2018, said she used an AI tool as an aid while writing her novels.

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THE RUNDOWN -- Peter Wolf receives honorary degree from MassArt, and more arts news -- Plus, a local "Survivor" contestant will be on "The White Lotus."

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Summer Arts Guide - 80 fun concerts, festivals, shows, and more to check out around Boston this summer - From outdoor music festivals to comedy shows, here are the top events to check out in Boston and beyond this summer.

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All the movies you'll watch this summer

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10 NEW SHOWS TO WATCH THIS SUMMER

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Read more from our Summer Arts Guide

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THE TICKET - Things to do around Boston this weekend and beyond - Looking for something to do this weekend? Here are a few recommendations from Globe writers and critics, covering music, theater, comedy, museums, family events, and more.

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Barry Blaustein dies at 71; Eddie Murphy was his muse -- He helped develop skits and characters such as Buckwheat and Mr. Robinson on "Saturday Night Live" before working on the screenplays for "Coming to America" and "The Nutty Professor."

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Karen Allen on her history with the Berkshire Film Fest and how she got cast in 'The Glass Menagerie' -- The Great Barrington resident will be honored by the film fest, which celebrates its 20th year.

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How do theater companies pick the plays they put on? -- Selecting the perfect mix of new and old, traditional and adventurous, can make the process a bit of a "movable feast."

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In the satirical 'Eureka Day,' comedy is the best medicine for exploring human nature -- A dispute about vaccines boils over at a progressive school in The Huntington's latest show, which runs May 28-June 28.

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Boston Calling has been a major economic driver for Harvard Square. How are businesses feeling about its 'gap year'?

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Netflix's 'The Boroughs': Forever young, but not terribly fresh

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A live TV gaffe turned the 'Survivor 50' finale into a fitting train wreck

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How New England native Aubry Bracco used subtle gameplay to win $2 million on 'Survivor 50'

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ArtsEmerson announces new season of programming

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'One of the best commencement speeches ever.' Eric Church's viral UNC address hit all the right notes. Watch it here.

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Sorry to bother you! 'I Love Boosters' is lots of fun.

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Local bestsellers for the week ended May 17

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As Stephen Colbert departs, the late night talk show may soon follow

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She freed herself from slavery by fleeing George Washington's house. Now some are defying efforts to bury her memory.

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Imogene Coca: A neglected pioneer who deserves to be celebrated

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A young woman sees spirits in an '80s East Village, shadowed by AIDS

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Stephen Colbert's long goodbye is coming to an end, leaving a void

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A fan in Boston confessed to stealing a lead singer's identity — then he inspired the band's next album

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When is an orchestra not an orchestra? By any label, Handel and Haydn's ensemble shined at Old South Church.

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Felicity Lott, elegant soprano in opera and song, dies at 79

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The quiet man whose comic strips spoke to and for a generation

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PBS gears up for the 250th with a rebroadcast of 'The American Revolution'

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