Tuesday, July 28, 2026 3:19 PM ET
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BOOK REVIEW -- A fatal golfing accident, predatory men, and the girl at the center -- Chris Bohjalian has set his previous books in locales ranging from the Northeast Kingdom to Las Vegas, from Paris and Dubai to the Serengeti. This time, it's "a tony suburb of New York City in 1978," a sparkling jewel of country-club culture.1 hour ago
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.2 months ago
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Why is it so hard to see 'The Odyssey' in 70mm IMAX? -- Only 26 cinemas nationwide are showing "The Odyssey" in that format — the format director Christopher Nolan shot the film in — but the issue runs deeper.9 hours ago
Their dads are pals despite political differences. They see a lesson in that. -- Ellie Gottheimer and Larra Mullin, the teenage daughters of Representative Josh Gottheimer and Homeland Security secretary Markwayne Mullin, have written a children's book.9 hours ago
STAGE REVIEW -- A luminous Karen Allen and deft cast make for a poignant 'Lovesong' with Berkshire Theatre Group -- Playwright David Auburn directs Abi Morgan's play, which runs through Aug. 29.21 hours ago
BOOKS -- Richard Pryor's daughter takes a scholarly and personal lens to a notorious word -- In "Something We Said," Smith professor Elizabeth Stordeur Pryor tackles the racial slur through history, her classroom, and her family's complex past.1 hour ago
Photos: The Newport Folk Festival returns to Fort Adams State Park - The Newport Folk Festival kicked off the summer tradition Friday, July 24-Sunday, July 26.22 hours ago
Ava DuVernay's '14th' documentary on Trump-contested birthright amendment -- The Netflix film will mark a return to nonfiction for Ava DuVernay, the filmmaker of "Selma" and "Origin," and a follow-up to DuVernay's 2016 film "13th," her examination of the legacy of the 13th Amendment, which abolished slavery.10 days ago
Filmmaker Ivy Meeropol talks #MeToo, Trump legal proceedings, and the making of her new documentary, 'Ask E. Jean' -- "Ask E. Jean" by filmmaker Ivy Meeropol dives into the life and career of E. Jean Carroll and her legal battles against President Trump.10 days ago
Director Sasha Waters on creating a 'poetic visual experience' for 'Mary Oliver: Saved by the Beauty of the World' -- The new documentary features a mix of archival footage and interviews, with longtime Provincetown resident John Waters weighing in on his longtime neighbor.14 days ago
Your guide to discovering down-bill acts at the Newport Jazz Festival1 day ago
'Music has always known when to arrive.' Facing Parkinson's and skin cancer, Carly Simon finds solace in song.1 day ago
Carly Simon has been diagnosed with Parkinson's disease, treated for skin cancer1 day ago
Why elephants are coming to Boston1 day ago
Globe readers: What do you think is wrong with audiences these days?1 day ago
Four TV shows premiering this week you should know about1 day ago
The best local book events, July 26-Aug. 11 day ago
Ms. Lauryn Hill, Hot Tuna, Hayley Williams, and more kick off the 2026 Newport Folk Festival2 days ago
Cape Cod soap star's inflammatory breast cancer battle inspires new bill6 hours ago
'Spider-Man: Brand New Day' is the same old story5 hours ago
BSO's Chad Smith withdraws from 'future of orchestras' talk at Tanglewood21 hours ago
'They're punishing people for loving the orchestra': At Tanglewood, flowers have some seeing red4 days ago
Ariana Grande defies gravity at TD Garden on her 'eternal sunshine' tour3 days ago
Singer Chris Brown pleads guilty over bottle attack at a London nightclub1 day ago
Chris Affleck, mother of actors Ben and Casey Affleck, dies at 834 days ago
The politics of playing chess in movies2 days ago
How's Christopher Nolan's adaptation of the 'The Odyssey'? We asked classics scholars.4 days ago
On the big screen, movies have rarely been too kind to their little TV sibling4 days ago
An artist's 'Scroll of Justice' — decades in the making — chronicles America's unraveling4 days ago