Arts + Entertainment
The First Trailer for the New Julia Child Show Is Here
Noted Cambridge resident, internationally beloved chef, and all-around icon Julia Child has had a long run in pop culture. From the days of her game-changing […]
What the Latest Show Set in Boston Nails about the City and Its Drinking Culture
It’s a harsh truth known to many Bostonians that our representation in the media is a little one note. You can’t fault people from outside […]
This Boston Art Collector Leaves No Stone (Or Canvas) Unturned
When it comes to making a significant art purchase, the owner of this Boston condo leaves no stone—or canvas—unturned. “I love to learn about an […]
SoWa Gallery Owner Julie Mussafer Reveals Her Personal Collection
Julie Mussafer, proprietor of the SoWa gallery Jules Place, always knew she would launch her own business. That it would revolve around art crystallized only […]
Photography Anchors This Art Buff’s Growing Collection
Gary Leopold’s position in public relations at Sonesta International Hotels in the early 1980s kickstarted his appreciation for art. “[Hotel president] Roger Sonnabend and his […]
Inside the Private Collections of Three Local Art Collectors
Down a Rabbit Hole A Family Affair Hooked on Photos
Six Ways to Escape the Cold in Boston This Winter
1. Hop on a Direct Flight Pack your bags, take an Uber to Logan, and let the getaway begin. San Diego, California Flight Time: 6 […]
Meet the Boston-Area Realtor Who Joined the Cast of Selling Sunset This Season
Thanksgiving is not traditionally associated with gifts, but fans of the Netflix series Selling Sunset got one this year in the form of a much-anticipated […]
Pull Up a Seat at the City’s Top Restaurants during Boston Magazine’s Taste Dinner Series
Wondering where to eat tonight? Our just-released list of the top 50 restaurants in Boston is here to steer you in the right direction. The […]
The Interview: Encore President Jenny Holaday
That smashing sound you heard coming from the Encore Boston Harbor last month wasn’t one of the Murano glass chandeliers falling on the floor. It […]
His Mission: To Map, and Eat, Every Cider Doughnut in New England
All across New England, the first whiffs of crisp autumn breeze are in the air. So, too, is the scent of freshly baked apple cider […]
The Bachelorette’s Christian Smith May Not Have Found Love…But He’ll Find You a House in Newburyport
In late May, Bachelorette fans tuned into the season 17 premiere to watch 30 men compete for the heart of Katie Thurston, a 30-year-old Washington […]
The Ultimate Guide to How to Spend a Rainy Day in Boston
Mother Nature loves to laugh in the face of a pleasant weather forecast, hurling flash floods or the occasional out-of-season scorcher over to our neck […]
The Best Events, Shows, and Things to Do in Boston All Fall
Attend an art-world reunion centuries in the making. Besides that empty wall space where a stolen Rembrandt once hung, Renaissance painter Titian’s The Rape of […]
Where Can I Find Some Great Car Culture in New England?
Welcome to “One Last Question,” a series where contributing editor Matthew Reed Baker tackles your most Bostonian conundrums. Have a question? Email him at onelastquestion@bostonmagazine.com. […]