Boston Magazine

Is your kid always scrolling, even during meals or homework time? Here are four ways to take back control.

We asked two experts to parse the benefits and drawbacks of digital devices for students who learn differently.

A special report on our Tiktok-scrolling, Snapchat-loving, sleep-deprived teens—and what caregivers need to know to keep kids safe.

We crunched the numbers to come up with our annual guide to the region’s top-performing schools. Does your child’s make the grade?

Sleek and a little bit sexy, in this kitchen, the whole is greater than its parts.

A wall of burgundy cabinets created a moody elegance in this Massachusetts townhouse.

A range of vivid wallcoverings set the tone for this 100-year-old home’s redecoration.

Plus, West Roxbury’s new all-you-can-eat brunch, Aloe Natural expands to East Boston, Plymouth’s new tequila haven, and more food news for the week of August 26, 2024.

This 20th-century property comes with 10 acres, cathedral ceilings, and two very serious stone gargoyles, all situated an hour’s drive northwest of Boston.

The beloved bookstore opens a new chapter, relocating to a bigger, brighter space in Lesley University Hall this October.

With her first restaurant, Fox & Knife alum Leigh Whittaker wants to transport European communal dining to one of Boston’s most bustling blocks.

From fast-casual burgers to higher-end masterpieces, there’s a perfect patty for every taste.

Daiquiris & Daisies duo Daren Swisher and Joseph Cammarata are behind the project.

Chef and Chopped champion Saba Wahid Duffy is turning her food truck into a restaurant early next year.

Take inspiration from these five couples’ stunning celebrations from our August 2024 issue.