Brockton native Pooch Hall is leaving BET’s ‘The Game’
It’s “Game” over for Brockton native Marion “Pooch” Hall, who’s hanging up his cleats and moving on from the football comedy “The Game.” The network said Hall is leaving the show because of “involvement on a new project.” Hall recently … Read Full Story
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Michael Gutierrez-May and Nanci Hobson to perform May 27 in Weymouth
Michael Gutierrez-May and Nanci Hobson will perform at Catbird Cafe, 500 Columbian St., South Weymouth, at 7 p.m. Sunday, May 27.
read moreTo-Do MONDAY: Rancid plays HOB, closing the door on ‘House,’ and sculptors exhibit downtown
Punk rock band Rancid closes a two-night stint tonight at the House of Blues.
read moreWood Brothers country funk in Boston
The Wood Brothers are the quintessential roots rock band, for their music manages to encompass every one of rock n'n roll's roots, from blues to country to soul, gospel, jazz, bluegrass, folk–you name it, they play it.
At the Peabody Essex: Photographer Jerry Uelsmann
For photographer Jerry Uelsmann, his darkroom was a shaman’s cave where he transformed familiar pictures into communal apparitions.
read moreRandy LeSage art exhibit at Ashland Library
For Randy LeSage, painting is a visual language that lets him express feelings and ideas too complex for words.
read moreLeslie Lee and Steve Gretz plan CD release party in Brockton
Leslie Lee and her husband, Steve Gretz
read moreWill Smith is back in ‘Men in Black 3′
Smith is once again donning the black suit and dark shades and teaming up with Tommy Lee Jones in “Men in Black 3.”
read moreTo-Do WEEKEND: Renoir at the MFA, Earthfest at the Hatch Shell, Fishing Festival in Whitman
If you love the French impressionists, you won’t want to miss Dancing with Renoir at the Museum of Fine Arts, opening Saturday.
read moreAppreciation: Doug Dillard, banjo great, dies at 75
For those of us who grew up watching “The Andy Griffith Show,” we knew that the music helped define the times. That music was shaped by Missouri-born Doug Dillard, banjo player and TV personality with The Dillards. Known as “The … Read Full Story
read moreEve 6 set to play Earthfest in Boston
The power pop trio Eve 6 released their first album in nine years earlier this month, with the original lineup celebrating its reunion of about a year, after having been apart since 2004. Eve 6 kicks off this Saturday's annual … Read Full Story
read more‘Living Treasures’ at Brockton museum showcases Carolina craft traditions
Fuller Craft Museum will hold an exhibition of North Carolina craft work through Aug. 5. “Living Treasures of North Carolina Craft” offers a collection of glass apples, fireplace andirons, ceramic vessels, furniture, baskets, and candlesticks, this exhibition displays the duality … Read Full Story
read moreMOVIE REVIEW: ‘What to Expect When You’re Expecting’ is as expected
“What to Expect When You’re Expecting” takes a multi-string approach in telling the conception-to-delivery stories of five couples in a film inspired by the pregnancy manual of the same name, written by Heidi Murkoff.
read moreMovie Review: Imbecility sinks ‘Battleship’
“Battleship” is so waterlogged it has barnacles for brains.
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Fresh Beat Band coming to Canton for Life is Good festival
Big music news for local tots: The Fresh Beat Band will headline the Good Kids Stage at this fall’s annual Life is Good music festival Sept. 22-23 at Prowse Farm, Canton.
read moreBY THE BOOK: Authors, signings and readings
Award-winning author and historian David McCullough will discuss his latest book, “The Greater Journey”
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