What should Harvard Square’s KiOSK be? A new residency model revives an old debate
CultureHouse is overhauling its programming for the space, after criticism about an experimental first year raised questions over the building’s purpose.
Huang rejects MWRA plan to permanently fence off part of Magazine Beach
Cambridge’s city manager and other officials say they were blindsided by plans to sacrifice recreational space for an underground sewage tank.
Your view: Photos from Honk! Parade
It was a lively day in Harvard Square, even after wet weather moved in.
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Affleck’s ‘Animals’ is a dog
Ben Affleck made it in Hollywood as an actor and Oscar-winning screenwriter, then proved to be a more-than-reliable filmmaker, with credits including “Gone Baby Gone,” “The Town” and the true-story espionage thriller “Argo” (2012), which won the Oscar for Best Picture. Unfortunately, that’s not the case for “Animals,” the new political crime drama that Affleck…
‘Reckoning’ fails to exact a toll
“The Social Reckoning” has its moments but lacks the punch of “The Social Network.”
Bourdain helped us see that food is the foundational human story
Reflections by a food and film critic about the evocative biopic “Tony” and how it changes the way we see the world.
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What should Harvard Square’s KiOSK be? A new residency model revives an old debate
CultureHouse is overhauling its programming for the space, after criticism about an experimental first year raised questions over the building’s purpose.
Street Theory Collective sees a year of art and community in Central Square
The gallery will launch an exhibition and show in November to celebrate its first anniversary
Honk! Festival celebrates 21 years of street band activism with photo exhibit in Somerville
The first two decades of what started with 12 bands in Davis Square and is now a global phenomenon were showcased at Somerville City Hall. A weekend of performances and art starts Friday evening and ends Sunday night.
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