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‘Don’t Look Up’ stars Jennifer Lawrence, Leonardo DiCaprio bid Boston goodbye
The Netflix film is said to wrap filming after three months in Massachusetts.
Local puzzle swapping groups offer an unexpected remedy to the pandemic blues
In the midst of a pandemic, and winter weather, puzzles are a great way for people to entertain themselves inside. Puzzling also helps people feel less alone.
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Get ready for ‘NKOTB’ star Jonathan Knight’s HGTV show, set in New England
When he's not onstage, Dorchester native Jonathan Knight has long indulged his passion for renovating old farmhouses.
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George Clooney to film new movie in Boston, and Ben Affleck will reportedly join him
Clooney will direct “The Tender Bar,” a drama adopted from the 2005 memoir of the same name by Pulitzer-winning author J.R. Moehringer. Filming is set to begin in the Boston area Feb. 22.
Filmmakers Collaborative to host moviemaking workshops for students through February break
The FC Academy winter session of pro-led courses and workshops for high schoolers and middle schoolers will take place Tuesday, Feb. 16, through Friday, Feb. 19.
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An ode to the romance tropes we love to hate (but secretly just love)
Story lines from "will they or won't they" to "hate to love," with some love triangles and fake dating for good measure.
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Back on set, Jennifer Lawrence lip-locks with Timothée Chalamet in ‘Don’t Look Up’
After being injured on the set of "Don't Look Up," Jennifer Lawrence was soon back at work on the big-budget Netflix comedy.
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LonelyBones Skate Co. makes space for the next generation of skaters
The Boston-based collective aims to provide a safe space and create representation for skaters who don’t fit the “typical skater” archetype.