Early New England had its own robust musical style. Then a Boston composer helped suppress it.
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A tradwife wakes up in 1855. What could go wrong?
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22 bucket list activities in Greater Boston, for visitors (and locals, too)
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At the MFA, the past and present converge in a fractious moment
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Filtering America’s 250th anniversary through the best picture nominees of its bicentennial year
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In his book ‘Summer of ‘71,’ veteran Washington journalist John A. Jenkins says we’ve been here before
John A. Jenkins was freshly graduated from college and not yet 21 when he arrived…
Before Walter White was a killer, he was just a desperate man with a plan
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Jacob’s Pillow is in full swing, and more local arts news
Plus, catch up with "The Friends of Eddie Coyle" with Globe critic Chris Vognar.
