Friday, November 27, 2020 8:24 AM ET
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ONCE Somerville to close because of losses attributed to COVID -- JJ Gonson, owner of ONCE Somerville and Cuisine en Locale, says she ran out of funding to support her businesses during the pandemic.1 day ago
BOOKS - In search of Harriet's creator in 'Sometimes You Have to Lie' In this engrossing and carefully researched biography of Louise Fitzhugh, Leslie Brody vibrantly tells the story of the complicated and ultimately triumphant life of the author of "Harriet the Spy."21 hours ago
'Mank': The forgotten genius of Hollywood screenwriter Herman J. Mankiewicz -- The "Citizen Kane" co-writer is the star of the new David Fincher-directed biopic.7 days ago
The jolt, and the joy, of hearing live music from Boston Lyric Opera's Street Stage -- After all these months, the company's mobile opera truck offers a safe, socially distanced treat for music-starved listeners.7 days ago
More than name change may be needed at former Plimoth Plantation -- The name Plimoth Patuxet reflects a long commitment to Wampanoag history, but the exhibits themselves are still due for a refresh.7 days ago
20 movies to be excited about this season -- Here are 18 titles worthy of a moviegoer's anticipation.16 days ago
11 TV shows to check out before the end of the year -- New series include another HBO rich-people crime drama, a Stephen King pandemic nightmare, and a star-studded adaptation of "Between the World and Me."1 month ago
17 reasons for pop music fans to celebrate the fall -- There's plenty to please music fans through the end of 2020, from new album releases, reissues, livestreamed shows, books, and documentaries.1 month ago
10 reasons to keep falling for classical music -- Online programming means a world of possibilities for Boston concertgoers.1 month ago
9 dance performances to revive your spirits -- The season's dance highlights include a few more outdoor shows, livestreaming from studios, and a televised Nutcracker.1 month ago
New England's top 10 museum stops for fall -- Season highlights include Claude Monet, Winslow Homer, and a tribute to fashion's revolutionary women.1 month ago
What to buy for the readers on your shopping list21 hours ago
Horsing around in the City of Lights in 'Perestroika in Paris'21 hours ago
An unfiltered perspective into the grueling work of one essential front-line worker in 'Rest and Be Thankful'21 hours ago
Revisiting a breakthrough novel on the Asian-American high-school experience21 hours ago
New work by Anaïs Duplan, Loren Ghiglione, and the late Peter D. Vickery21 hours ago
Virtual author readings Nov. 30 - Dec. 321 hours ago
Local bestsellers for the week ending November 2222 hours ago
'The Crown's Gambit'? 'The Queen'? Whatever. Watch these 10 recent movies instead1 day ago
'Ma Rainey's Black Bottom': triumph and tragedy meet true greatness2 days ago
The Cape Cod the summer people overlook1 day ago
The Cabot turns 100 with a birthday concert and an invite for everybody2 days ago
Doorstep Market curates locally made products1 day ago
What Boston sounded like in 19801 day ago
A look at year-end lineups for 'Saturday Night Live'1 day ago
What's happening in the arts world1 day ago
Will 'One Day at a Time' return from 2nd cancellation?1 day ago
Whether it's Joe Biden or Tom Brady, we can applaud an understudy who makes it to the top1 day ago
Artist Wendy Red Star corrects the record on her Crow forebears1 day ago