From the staggeringly assured "The Virgin Suicides" to the dream-like "Lost in Translation," the series features all eight of the director's films, screening every Wednesday from July 24 through Aug. 28, "revealing a body of work that’s remarkably consistent," writes critic Sean Burns.
From a dystopian video game to an exploration of nature to an artist’s vision of a globe without borders, the season brings a bounty of exhibits that will refresh the...
Theater makers near (and sort of far) are staging universally resonant stories with themes of love, perseverance, immigration, vengeance and more. Theater critic Jacquinn Sinclair shares the plays she's looking...
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Ayo Edebiri shouted out Cool Dogs on a talk show. But the quirky ice cream novelty, once served at Fenway Park, is now nowhere to be found.
Canobie Lake Park is staging a 26-minute tribute show inspired by the pop star nearly every day this summer, which...
Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum director Peggy Fogelman reflects on Boston's famously eccentric resident on the centennial of her death.
One of Shakespeare's "problem plays," the narrative is both a fable and a cautionary tale, leaving audiences with a story...
Seidelman shares anecdotes from her life in her new memoir "Desperately Seeking Something." She will be at the Brattle Theatre...
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