Alyssa Giacobbe

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In this Roslindale home, found treasures become high art.

Who says the suburbs can’t be artsy? A Newton family injects their 19th-century house with a modern vibe.

The O’Connell family rose from nothing to become one of the state’s most powerful developers, but their world of privilege has begun to crumble.

A Newbury Street boutique finds beauty in its second act.

These bags make a statement. And that statement is: I will look incredibly good on your arm.

Ayla Brown, the elder daughter of U.S. Senator Scott Brown, is destined to be a star. Just ask her.

Adam Wheeler was hardly the first student to be accused of faking his way into the most hallowed grounds of academia — and he won’t be the last. Welcome to the new era of dishonesty.

How to navigate Cape Cod’s flea markets, from Falmouth to Wellfleet.

High school was hell for Phoebe Prince. But it didn’t have to be deadly.

Inman Square has retained the bohemian feel that’s drawn hippie kids to places like Ryles jazz club since the ’70s.

When an abstinence club at Harvard got a little too preachy, a student group sprang up to defend a campus activity few thought would ever be imperiled: college kids having sex.

A Harvard biomedical engineer has come up with a new kind of dining experience, one that has the potential to revolutionize how we look at food—or at least our oral fixations.

For years, celebrities–like the guy from Aerosmith–have flocked to Marshfield to fade into the idyll of this South Shore hamlet. But ever since Steve Carell bought the old general store, the townsfolk have been in an uncharacteristic tizzy.

With conspicuous consumption now considered ill-advised at best, seeking inner peace has become the one-upsmanship du jour.

Smokin’-hot lawyer Wendy Savage defends her buzzy turn as a pinup.