I guess we have a few hours left to us before the White Gods of Winter erase us, and all memories of us, from the face of the Earth. Or maybe it’s just another snowstorm that’s on the way, and we won’t actually need the gallons of bottled water, the candles, the freeze-dried food and the rifle for dealing with the wolves.Read More
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We finished up the third year of our Give The Gift of Magic program in December, and with your generosity and with inspiration from Morgan and Tara Rutman, we were able to shatter our previous goals! Read More
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Our story up to now: January has done its worst and is consigned to the scrapheap of winter history. Last week’s relatively polite snowstorm got sweated away by Tuesday’s spring-like heat wave. The Super Bowl, which always ignites a Monday of calling-in-sick absences, is history, for better or for worse.Read More
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Today’s announcement (or, at least its lateness) is a great illustration of the danger of waiting for one thing to happen before you do another thing.Read More
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The first time I heard singer/songwriter Alejandro Escovedo perform, I was blown away by his soulful rock & roll. In a recent profile in The New Yorker, Nick Paumgarten called Escovedo one of the most celebrated artists in the state of Texas. But he was not on my radar until I heard him rock out in The Music Loft.Read More
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Well, here’s one of those “on the one hand … on the other hand” kind of situations that makes New England such a joy to live with. On the one hand, we have a wonderful movie coming to The Music Hall’s Historic Theater and bringing with it all kinds of Oscar buzz about its lead actress and supporting actor.Read More
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Yes, I know I should have sent this announcement last night. But I think I’m justified in using Bob Crotchet’s excuse when he sneaks (late) into Scrooge’s counting house on the day after Christmas: “I was making rather merry yesterday, sir.” Read More
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Just in case you’re already suffering from a slight case of Holiday Overload, I have a very quick suggestion for an antidote. And I can just about guarantee that this solution will leave you feeling much better about yourself, life itself and the movies themselves.Read More
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