He emerges around dusk to some fanfare, before he traverses the Hill. The melody flows from his bagpipes, echoing through the streets, and drawing his…
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Hundreds of Regal, Cineworld movie theaters to close
DANICA KIRKA and LINDSEY BAHR, AP October 5, 2020 LONDON (AP) — In the latest blow to the beleaguered film industry, the second-largest movie theater…
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As locals mourn Chadwick Boseman, ABC to air ‘Black Panther’ and tribute doc Sunday
AP August 30, 2020 | 12:08 PM NEW YORK (AP) — ABC will air “Black Panther” commercial-free Sunday as a prime-time tribute to Chadwick Boseman.…
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After the ‘Roxbury Love’ mural was destroyed, Kim Janey asks: How can Boston preserve its public art?
The destruction of a beloved mural in Roxbury last month is now propelling City Council President Kim Janey towards discovering methods Boston can higher preserve…
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‘People are angry’: A Roxbury mural was destroyed to make way for new housing, spurring a wave of backlash
The demolition of a Roxbury mural that positioned Nelson Mandela’s gaze above Warren Street generated swift condemnation Thursday, as a native developer cleared the property…
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‘I’m not just that guy who takes pictures’: Thaddeus Miles on attending and photographing protests against racism in Boston
There’s no scarcity of pictures that doc the protests against racism and police brutality that have taken place in Boston and throughout the nation during…
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The Cantab Lounge, a Central Square bar and music venue, is up for sale
“It has been a spring and summer of many griefs, and to this I am sad to officially add the loss of our historical home,…
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Vintage Super Mario Bros. video game sells for $114,000
DALLAS (AP) — An unopened copy of a classic Super Mario Bros. video game has been offered for $114,000 in an public sale that underscored…
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Here’s who should replace the Christopher Columbus statue, according to readers
While the City of Boston re-evaluates the future of a decapitated Christopher Columbus statue, strong opinions from residents have emerged on both sides. The Italian…
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Who would you like to see as a statue in Boston?
After being decapitated early Wednesday morning, the statue of Christopher Columbus in Boston’s North End neighborhood has been eliminated. Mayor Walsh has said that the…
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Cinema chain AMC warns it may not survive the pandemic
Movie theater chain AMC — which operates 10 locations in Eastern Massachusetts, together with one on Tremont Street in Boston — warned Wednesday that it…
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Here’s the art that students have made during the coronavirus pandemic
The stay-at-home advisory has uprooted routines for everybody — and we’re all coping in a different way. For students whose school year will end online,…
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‘This American Life,’ Now a Pulitzer Winner, Is Once More a Pioneer
Like all of Ira Glass’s favourite tales, this one begins with an obsession. Last spring, Nadia Reiman, a supervising producer of “This American Life,” the…
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Enough With the Selfies. How About a Quarantine Portrait?
Self-isolation can really feel like Groundhog Day. But one current Sunday felt totally different — thrilling, even — to Hannah Scott, 29, a stay-at-home mom…
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A Pianist Has Cracked a Composer’s Code
The music of Thomas Adès isn’t straightforward — not for listeners, and particularly not for performers. His fashion, whether or not in a small solo…
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‘Rewind’ Review: Filmmaking as Therapy
In a disturbingly private documentary, a filmmaker seems again on his expertise of being sexually abused as a toddler. Source link
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‘Clementine’ Review: Lovers by the Lake
In the wake of a breakup, a girl squats in her ex-lover’s lake home and turns into enamored of a mysterious teenager. This trite premise…
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‘Working Man’ Review: Evolving on the Assembly Line
The decay of the American Rust Belt offers a backdrop for a manufacturing unit employee’s transformation on this often maudlin drama. Source link
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‘Mossville: When Great Trees Fall’ Review: The Material Toxicity of Racism
Mossville, a small, predominantly black neighborhood in Southwestern Louisiana, was based by a freed slave in 1790. It endured by the Civil War, Jim Crow…
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‘Intrigo: Samaria’ Review: An Old Murder Mystery Unearthed
In “Intrigo: Samaria,” a short-haired brunette groups up with an older man to revisit an unsolved homicide from years in the past. That could sound…
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