Archive for May, 2009
Shin Bone Connected to the Heart Bone
There’s nothing quite so satisfying as sitting in a cushioned seat in a dark theater, hearing the tunes of one of this century’s loveliest indie rock bands. Because let’s face it, The Shins’ signature style of gentle rock doesn’t inspire booty shaking or moshing, so [...]
Fair WARNing?
As most of you know by now–especially if you’ve had a chance to read my profile of Boston Newspaper Guild President Dan Totten –at the beginning of April, the New York Times Company threatened to close the Boston Globe . I chose not to get into the finer points of the legal [...]
Live, from Southboro: It’s Adam Sandler!
At 10:30 a.m., Southborough (or Southboro, if you’re down with the local lingo and spelling) fit the profile of Sleepy Town, USA. Original post: Live, from Southboro: It’s Adam Sandler!
Questions For: Reif Larsen
Meet the publishing world’s new golden boy: 29-year-old Reif Larsen . A native of Cambridge, the Brooklyn resident spoke to us about his inventive spelling as a child, his innovative design method and his initial low expectations for his debut novel, The Selected Works of T.S Read the [...]
Boston Tween Pie
This year’s AP tour at the House of Blues was like a large, reheated pie. The pie itself was flavorful—full of minced punk rock, acid rap, nü metal, rock, and hip hop Continued here: Boston Tween Pie
