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Remember being a kid and and solving the riddles in the back of the Sunday paper’s Comics section? Well, here’s an age-old favorite: A father and son get into a …
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The Independent Film Festival of Boston, the most attended film festival in the New England area, gets underway this Wednesday, April 27 at the Somerville Theater in Davis Square. For …
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I did not want Splinters. I have immensely disliked sports movies for as long as I can remember. The exception is Bring It On, only because it is nothing but …
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Pablo Croce’s documentary on MMA fighter Anderson Silva, “Like Water,” is an honest look into the life of a mixed-martial artist, with emphasis on the “art:”
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Waves of fans crushed into a packed Paradise Rock Club on April 16 to see Colorado-based electronic duo EOTO perform. The catch? The entire concert was improvised.
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Sustainability at BU held their annual Earth Day celebration Thursday afternoon, bringing together local vendors, student groups, and non-profits in the name of Environmental preservation.
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Numerous Japanese movie enthusiasts, Godzilla adorers, and sushi lovers piled into the 9th floor of the Boston University Photonics Center on Thursday night to treat themselves to an eye-opening lecture about postwar Japan followed by a screening of the original Japanese Godzilla film, Gojira.
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#MarathonMonday kicked off this #TweetCreep week and, as expected, the #BU Twitterverse delivered. I need to applaud those tweeps for what I assume was great multitasking, as I pictured them …
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Call me a nerd, call me an anglophile, call me what you like. I love Doctor Who. The show returns to BBC America this Saturday at 9pm, and audiences could …
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TV on the Radio Week (Part 2): Record Store Day 2011 and the show at House of Blues Boston.
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In honor of Earth Day, make these “Worms ‘n’ Dirt” Cupcakes. Childhood nostalgia may ensue…
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Wandering Minds’ production of Frederick Knott’s Dial M for Murder was very nearly the show that never was. The troupe had planned on performing Ira Levin’s thriller Deathtrap until the powers-that-be …
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