A peek at the new, political Chelsea Handler
If you had told me just a year ago that I would be interviewing Chelsea Handler primarily on politics and…
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In “Memory Unearthed,” Henryk Ross reflects on humanity in the Lodz Ghetto
I stumbled onto the Boston Museum of Fine Arts’s contemporary exhibit, “Memory Unearthed,” completely by accident. I had gone with…
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“The Handmaid’s Tale” paints a necessary yet exhausting portrait of totalitarian future
Margaret Atwood’s iconic novel “The Handmaid’s Tale” has been a staple of feminist literature since its 1985 publication. It depicts…
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Davis Museum’s redesign allows for restructuring of the African Galleries
Following meticulous planning and research, the Davis Museum overhauled its exhibits in the fall of 2016, unveiling transformed galleries with…
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FreeStyle Celebrates 20th Anniversary with joyful show featuring guest performers
This past Saturday, Wellesley’s hip hop dance group, Freestyle, put on its annual spring show, Jam On It (JOI). JOI…
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Boston Calling promises excitement with major changes
On May 27 of last year, Boston Calling announced that it would be moving from its usual location of Boston’s…
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Wellesley Repertory Theatre’s “Terra Nova” brings Antarctica to Wellesley
For a production set in a small black-box theatre, Wellesley Repertory Theatre’s production of “Terra Nova” is oddly majestic. The…
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Louise Glück discusses finding inspiration and looking to the future
Louise Glück speaks the way she writes: with an unapologetic boldness. “To compose poems, I wait and I listen,” she…
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Podcasts provide mentally stimulating entertainment on the go
If you wake up with the urge to order a BlueApron meal, sleep on a Casper mattress or create a…
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Instagram cartoonist @hiddenheartbreak delivers an honest look at moving on
The old adage “a picture is worth a thousand words” rings especially true on Hidden Heartbreak, an Instagram page whose…
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