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Boston Globe - Entertainment

CONCERT REVIEW -- At Symphony Hall, more rafter-shaking ovations and red flowers for Nelsons — and another symphonic stunner. -- After a lovely first half with the Tanglewood Chorus, Nelsons and his orchestra were met with a thunderous welcome for Dvořák's 9th.

9 hours ago

A new PBS Thoreau documentary helps convert a skeptic -- A three part miniseries delves into Thoreau's life, and makes an argument for his work.

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To be or not to be Hamlet?

3 days ago

Putting pastness in the viewing present

2 days ago

'It stressed me out so much': Lisa Kudrow recalls her very buggy summer at Harvard on Conan O'Brien's podcast - The "Friends" star had a stressful experience during her summer at Harvard University, but it wasn't because of her studies.

17 minutes ago

Mae Martin says human connection is the way to get through these times - The comedian and star of "Feel Good" and "Wayward" comes to the Wilbur for two shows on April 8.

5 hours ago

Winter Arts Guide - 50 fun things to do in and around Boston this winter - Whether you're a fan of Monet or the Dropkick Murphys, our Winter Arts Guide has something for you.

2 months ago

Odie Henderson: Rachel McAdams sends for help, plus more winter movies

2 months ago

Chris Vognar: 10 new and returning shows to watch this winter

2 months ago

Read more stories from our Winter Arts Guide

2 months ago

Only that time, the tension was between the star conductor and a peevish orchestra. Here's the story.

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Dash Crofts, of the soft-rock duo that sang 'Summer Breeze,' dies at 87 -- The soft-rock duo created a series of popular records in the 1970s.

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chris vognar notebook - From 'For All Mankind' to 'Project Hail Mary': Exploring the vastness of space on screen - Two concepts run throughout space exploration stories: problem solving and loneliness.

2 days ago

A new PBS doc explores how politicians use race to make Americans 'White with Fear' -- Steve Bannon, Hillary Clinton, and more weigh in on the tactic of using race-based fear to get votes.

10 days ago

'André Is an Idiot' is a hilarious and heartbreaking plea for you to get a colonoscopy -- Director Tony Benna delivers the late André Riccardi's cautionary tale with humor and grace.

10 days ago

Melissa Auf der Maur details her years in Hole, the Smashing Pumpkins in new memoir

3 days ago

'Daredevil: Born Again,' 'Sentimental Value,' plus more new movies and TV to stream this weekend

3 days ago

At the Globe's Working Mothers Summit, economist Emily Oster talks about translating data for better parenting choices

9 hours ago

Lyric Stage's 'Angry, Raucous, and Shamelessly Gorgeous' offers too much telling, and not enough showing

2 days ago

Debut author Kirsten King talks about writing the year's most unhinged female protagonist and setting her loose in Boston's dating scene

2 days ago

A K-pop display at the Harvard-Yenching Library, pop singer JoJo on Broadway, and more news you might have missed

2 days ago

Lady Gaga is queen of the opera house at TD Garden

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This week's TV: A Henry David Thoreau miniseries, 'Real Housewives of Rhode Island,' and more

9 hours ago

BSO chief Smith admits trust must be rebuilt after Nelsons' ouster sparks backlash

2 days ago

'The Outsiders' came out in 1967. Its vision of young men trapped in cycles of violence is still prescient.

3 days ago

Mark Wahlberg is launching a YouTube interview series

3 days ago

Petition circulates demanding answers from Boston Symphony leadership

3 days ago

Mike Vernon, who helped spark the British blues boom, dies at 81

3 days ago

Pat Steir, painter of luminous 'Waterfalls,' dies at 87

3 days ago

Chip Taylor, writer of 'Wild Thing' and other classic rock hits, dies at 86

3 days ago

26 years after winning 'Survivor,' Richard Hatch must pay $3.3 million in federal taxes, a judge in R.I. rules

3 days ago

Vince Vaughn doubles your fun in 'Mike & Nick & Nick & Alice'

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