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Boston at a Bargain: 15 free ways to fill your October
With October here, Bostonians are dipping into sweater weather and are ready to see the foliage show off its stuff. Save your money for the cider doughnuts and check out a handful of free events featuring everything from Dvořák to dirndls.
LOVE LETTERS
We’re probably not a fit. Now what?
Given that I’m now in my mid-30s, I wonder … should I continue working on the relationship or stop it now?
This debut hotel restaurant sets a new standard in Boston
LPM, the Four Seasons' newest dining room, serves French Riviera fantasy with substance to match.
Here’s why experts say now is an ideal time to protect yourself from flu
Medical experts urge getting a flu vaccination soon, before influenza starts spreading widely — and to get up to date on protection against other fall respiratory viruses, too.
autopilot
Before ‘The Sopranos’ came HBO’s boundary-shattering prison drama ‘Oz’
The series set the stage for what kinds of storytelling would be possible in television.
NH EDUCATION
Artist hired as part of Dunkin’s UNH store redesign couldn’t resist painting herself into massive mural
“I had to take the opportunity to just, you know, do a ‘Where’s Waldo’ moment in there,” the artist, a UNH alumna, said.
MUSIC REVIEW
At TD Garden, virtual band Gorillaz flaunt very real chops
Band leader Damon Albarn and his ever-expanding roster of collaborators invaded TD Garden with their latest extravaganza, with the cartoon band appearing onscreen overhead.
THE VIP LOUNGE
Kelly Brilliant on The Fenway Alliance, that ‘men’s sexy leg competition,’ and nostalgia in Newport
We caught up with the co-executive director of The Fenway Alliance to talk about all things travel.
chris vognar
‘Youth,’ ‘War,’ and more new TV pilots: Watch or skip?
As fall premieres continue, here's what TV to check out.
Eric Idle on the enduring appeal of ‘Spamalot,’ 21 years later: ‘One of the best experiences of my life’
The show comes to the Wang Theater on Oct. 8.
TABLES
Chef Sherry Pocknett, a James Beard award-winner, cooks with culinary students in Watertown
Restaurant comings and goings, as well as events, around town, including the closure of a beloved Medford burger joint and a James Beard award-winning chef cooking with culinary students at Watertown High School.
Mark shanahan
If you want a great Boston movie, forget Scorsese. This is the film that makes the 617 a character, not a conceit.
Twenty years after "The Departed" came out, Mark Shanahan settles the debate definitively.
CRITIC'S NOTEBOOK | ODIE HENDERSON
‘The Departed’ and its brutal Boston men turn 20
For its 20th anniversary, Globe film critic Odie Henderson looks at how Martin Scorsese pulled it off.
CONNECTIONS
I lived with a family in London in high school. It shaped my life.
Our family’s informal exchange with my mother’s English pen pal launched me on an unforgettable six months.
watch party
‘Camp Miasma,’ ‘Scrubs,’ plus more new movies and TV shows to stream this weekend
Catch up on the latest entry in the "Evil Dead" franchise.
‘La Bola Negra’ is a ‘big, bold’ war drama. It also boldy shines a light on gay love and talent.
The film serves as the closing night movie for this year’s CineFest Latino Boston.













