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DON AUCOIN - Catherine O'Hara could always land the joke - In a wide-ranging career, O'Hara, whose death at 71 was announced Friday, proved her comedic genius came from her ability to make the outlandish seem normal.

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With "Good News Mass," Carlos Simon and friends take the BSO to church -- Rarely has Black joy been so front and center at the storied Symphony Hall.

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Clark Art Institute picks one of its own as next leader -- Deputy director Esther Bell will become the first woman to lead the Williamstown museum.

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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.

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

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

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Read more stories from our Winter Arts Guide

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MARK SHANAHAN - Kraft was at Trump's side at the 'Melania' premiere - The Patriots owner had a seat of honor at the Kennedy Center screening of the first lady's documentary Thursday night in D.C.

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Grammys 2026: How to watch, who's performing, and everything you need to know about Sunday's ceremony -- The Grammy Awards return Sunday to celebrate the biggest music releases from the past year.

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From an age of reason and tumult, came the fantastical and occult -- An exhibition at the Clark Art Institute, "Shadow Visionaries," shows the darkness spawned by Paris's bright lights in the 19th century.

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Boston Symphony Orchestra announces 2026 Tanglewood lineup -- The summer program includes events curated by Yo-Yo Ma and music that spans from "Swan Lake" to an afternoon with Lou Reed's guitars.

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From Hendrix to Mercury to Turner: 12 music documentaries that captured icons -- With the Paul McCartney-focused "Man on the Run" coming in February, here are 12 other fantastic documentaries to check out.

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RI ARTS - Curt Columbus directs one last play at Trinity Rep, one of two about 'radical forgiveness' centering women - "You don't see plays about middle-age women. It's not that their stories are uninteresting. It's that [our] culture has made these women invisible," the longtime artistic director said.

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Conan O'Brien's dramatic debut, plus more new movies and TV shows to stream this weekend

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Rachel Dratch heads to Broadway, and more news you might have missed

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An electrifying 'Some Like It Hot' at the Opera House

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What can we learn from the trees that witnessed our history?

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The best local book events this week

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Springsteen leads musical revolt against ICE raids with 'Streets of Minneapolis'

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The PRC kicks off its 50th anniversary with 'Your Work Here 2026'

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In 'Rise of the 49ers,' a look at the NFL's other dynasty through the eyes of someone who'd know: Tom Brady

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Catherine O'Hara, Emmy-winning actress known for 'Schitt's Creek' and 'Home Alone,' dies

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Donald Trump claimed Amazon's 'Melania' film is selling out theaters fast. It is not.

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Who should (and will) win big at the 2026 Grammy Awards

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MFA in Boston cuts jobs as it faces budget deficit of millions

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Smithsonian Asian art museum to return three stolen bronzes to India

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Rose Byrne named Hasty Pudding's 2026 Woman of the Year

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Bruce Springsteen sings out against Trump in 'Streets of Minneapolis'

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Noah Kahan announces fourth album 'The Great Divide'

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Things to do around Boston this weekend and beyond

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