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Red Light Books closed its physical location a few months back but that doesn't mean owners Jared and Tia decided to just throw in the towel completely. They still distribute records and books through their website and are have recently started to make the rounds around town hosting various live shows including last Saturday's Eagle Twin gig at Burt's.
The woman sitting in front of me at Ballet West’ Treasures of the Ballets Russes may well have been representative of many in the audience when she said during the intermission she had been nervous about what she was going to see. A one-time dancer, she said she preferred narratives to the more experimental works on show that night.
2008 wasn't the best of
times for local venues as we saw many of them shut down. But this year looks to
be promising as a brand new one opens up shop on State.
(Submitted by Jennifer Heaney) There was something electric in the air when I walked through the door and into Wiseguys in West Valley on March 27 night.
The Boston Phoenix has unveiled the 2009 edition of its inexplicably popular 100 Unsexiest Men list. Wait, it's popularized by blogs, so I'm part of the problem.
My boy Alan. And when I say “my boy” I mean “my friend.” Although I have plenty of friends whom I don’t refer to as “my boy.” You see, it’s a modern day colloquialism that changes meanings depending on who you are talking about.
If there are protesters outside of General Conference, they won’t be gay. So say gay groups trying to tamp down Internet rumors of planned mass protest during the April LDS Church meeting.
