The Connecticut-born artist talks playing the Bay State, the perils of social media, and catching waves off New Hampshire.

Sports spectacles (Red Bull Cliff Diving World Series, Stars on Ice), hot-dog jokes (Jamie Loftus), pirate theater (Toothy’s Treasure), and much more.

Over 50 acts, three days, and one very happy ending, the city’s premiere music festival was an unequivocal success.

After several smaller incarnations, the something-for-everybody venue, brewery, and restaurant has found a location big enough for all its ambitions.

“Black,” “queer,” and “from the ‘hood” were the words that often described the Roxbury-born artist during her local rise to fame. But Lakiyra Williams wants everyone to know she’s all that—and a whole lot more.

Ten eras, three nights, one weekend, and a total of 49 songs at Gillette Stadium.

Are you ready for The Eras Tour?

A peek into Newport cottages, Hopper heads to Cape Ann, and a guide to seaside soirees.

The Rhode Island School of Design alum turns glass into functional art in a Blackstone River antique mill.

Mara Callahan cultivates her garden and her creative side to glorious results.

Red Bull’s cliff diving competition returns to the Seaport for the contest’s only North American stop of 2023.

Best fried chicken? Best bowling alley? Best pot shop? Tell us your favorite places to eat, shop, and play across the city.

The Boston Pops director shares his pre-concert routine essentials for us—and sets one coiffure rumor straight: “I don’t color.”

After nearly a decade in Hollywood and a new book Small Mercies out this month, the hometown novelist often finds himself missing Boston. Just don’t expect to catch him at Dorchester’s Tenean Beach, kid.

Stoughton-based Mike and Denese Butler will work on homes throughout the southern Massachusetts suburbs.