When you study stress management, you learn about multiple forms of deep breathing, heart rate variation, the value of community, and how to incorporate nature into your life. You could add listening to Marisa Anderson play guitar to that list. Her expressive style acts as a calming balm, allowing your body to settle into itself, […]
Here, Cathleen Sheehan, who’s an educator on fashion’s creative front line, has her say.
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From a celebration of Cambridge Community Television to an action comedy starring a Massachusetts drag queen, WBUR film writer Erin Trahan rounds up ways to see movies in Boston and beyond this summer.
Plus, an opera and drag show at the ICA and a book festival on Nantucket.
Film critic Sean Burns writes there’s a lot going on in this movie: a ton of running and jumping and driving cars through living rooms and into trains and invisible fire trucks that crash into other cars. Yet either despite all this running around or because of it, “Disclosure Day” never feels like it really gets anywhere.
Nearly 200 Massachusetts musicians entered NPR's Tiny Desk Contest this year. Here are four that caught our judges eyes.
Dotted around the streets of London is a collection of stylish inter-war railway stations. These are not, however, the Art Deco Underground stations commissioned by Frank Pick between the two world wars, which seem to get all the attention. This second set, in contrast, is often overlooked. The stations are
Nearly a year after laying off its entire staff and going dark, the nonprofit Berkeley theater that was housed downtown says it will return for a 2027-28 season.
Christopher Bailey, the former chief creative officer and president of Burberry, alongside a small group of investors, has acquired Burleigh Pottery in Stoke-on-Trent.
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"Défaire l’ordre du regard". Tel est l’un des objectifs de la dernière exposition du Palais de la Porte Dorée, visible depuis ce 5 juin et jusqu’au 23 août 2026. Au gré d'un parcours solidement bâti,...
Comment se construire quand le pays de votre mère refuse officiellement de vous reconnaître comme l'une des siennes ? C'est la question au cœur de Libanaise, de mère en fille, la nouvelle pièce de Joanna...
When A Fine Madness creator and performer Justin Weaks tells his audience that the show is “not a play, though we are gonna play,” the cheeky confession comes as little surprise to anyone who has seen his previous work on Washington stages. Over the years, Weaks has built a reputation for honesty and nuance in […]
Parsons, who splits her time between Providence and Westport, Mass., will be launching her new young adult mystery “Blue Beach" at local events this week.
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On the popular movie-centric social media site Letterboxd, you can filter movies by type. Horror, comedy, drama, and documentary can be neatly separated. But listing documentary as its own, singular genre is a categorical mistake. It means the Holocaust documentary Shoah somehow belongs in the same bucket as The King of Kong, which follows nerds […]
In a time of AI-generated tunes, WBUR music writer Noah Schaffer shares what our local human musicians are creating this season, from heartfelt country to Afrocentric jazz.
From monstrous ink drawings to a world created from technological error, WBUR contributor Maddie Browning shares a round up of local art exhibitions that challenge collective memory and the expanse of the human imagination.
In the Huntington's "Eureka Day" a school prides itself on inclusivity and consensus-building. But when a mumps outbreak forces the community to take a stance on vaccine policy, good intentions collide with irreconcilable differences. Critic Jacquinn Sinclair writes the sharp comedy exposes what happens when a progressive institution can't agree on what's actually right.
An Isle of Wight festival is swapping big-name headliners for beach cleans, wildlife walks and community-led events that celebrate the island’s UNESCO Biosphere Reserve status
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Colonists debated freedom and democracy over beers at taverns like Boston's Green Dragon. The tavern hosted secret meetings where Paul Revere and others organized rebellion — including the Boston Tea Party — while patriots promoted local beer as a boycott against British imports.
It was a case of better late than never for the Guardian: editors issued something of a correction 98 years after the paper reported the UK’s oldest prehistoric art was actually a natural phenomenon. On October, 1912, red streaks discovered on a wall in Bacon Cave near Mumbles, Wales, were believed to be made by […]
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Demna’s latest expression of the Gucci story, comes in the form of Gucci Storia, an immersive exhibition, housed within the 14th Century walls of the Gucci Palazzo in Florence. The building, which dates back to 1337, stands in Piazza della Signoria, a stone’s throw from the Uffizi Gallery, and is the cultural heart of the brand.
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Madonna and Dolce & Gabbana are back in business. The Italian fashion house has teamed up with the Queen of Pop for Confessions II – The Film, a slick new visual companion to her forthcoming album that premiered at New York’s Beacon Theatre during the Tribeca Film Festival on June 5.
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Une échelle qui débouche sur le vide, une fenêtre avec vis-à-vis sur soi-même, une porte d’entrée faussement fracassée, des barques sur une eau étonnante… À partir de ce qui constitue notre quotidien, Leandro Erlich défie...
From a school politics thriller to best-selling author R.F. Kuang's latest, WBUR's Kalyani Saxena recommends seven books that are perfect for reading by the beach or poolside this summer.
Le style Warhol est reconnaissable entre mille. Devenu le symbole d’une société de consommation où les produits sont reproductibles avant toute chose, c'est notamment 32 canettes de soupe Campbell peintes à la main et sérigraphiées...
The theme this year is “Pride as Protest since 1776." It tips to the 250th anniversary of the country’s founding while bringing focus to the tensions that exist for queer people in the U.S. today, according to event organizers.
Eclectic alt/art rocker St. Vincent was the latest guest at the Boston Pops, and they complemented her work perfectly.
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It's an appreciation of his importance to poetry and how his influence on the medium continues.
Ossie Davis’ antebellum South-skewering farce Purlie Victorious debuted on Broadway in September 1961, just under four years before President Lyndon B. Johnson signed the Voting Rights Act into law and not quite 65 years before the U.S. Supreme Court eviscerated it. Chief New York Times critic Howard Taubman’s rave opened like this: “It is marvelously […]
You can head to a "Golden Girls" homage, a Cyndi Lauper musical and more to celebrate Pride this June.