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- Indexed articles, last 90 days
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- Sep 18, 2026
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- Jul 11, 2026
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North Shore music legend Paula Cole unearths 63 early recordings going back to her Berklee days (opens the original)
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Call it a portrait of the artist as a young woman. Shortly after the death of her former boyfriend and Berklee classmate Mark Hutchins in ’21, Paula Cole started digging through old shoeboxes of tapes and recordings in her Beverly home. The Grammy winner wanted to digitize Hutchins’s music for his family. But as she dug, she unearthed more and more of her own early demos and music. Some tracks were recorded at Berklee when Cole was just a college kid hoping to break big. Others were recorded at
The hardest-working woman in show biz (opens the original)
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The Seekonk native might’ve first landed on your radar during the pandemic as a comedian nailing New England culture. I quickly became a fan of her Mom skits, loving send-ups of her Rhode Island mom, which most any adult with a New England parent can appreciate. “You want your dance costumes? … You still want ‘Aladdin’? … Here’s some face wash … I gotta get that deck painted … Can we go through some of your stuff? I’d love to get rid of some of it.” A post shared by Alyssa Limperis (@alyssalimp)
Graham Nash has big news upon his return to Mass. — a Crosby, Stills & Nash doc with 35 unheard tracks is on the way (opens the original)
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Talk to Graham Nash over the course of a decade, and three strong themes emerge: undying love for his old friends, undying belief in the music he made with them, undying hope for this world. My Nash notes are peppered with quotable quotes: On hearing CSN harmonize for the first time at Joni Mitchell’s bungalow: “I realized that I’d have to go back home and leave the Hollies and leave my money and leave my equipment and leave my friends and come and follow the sound we had just discovered. That’s
It's official, one of the best female 'ninjas' on the planet lives in Massachusetts (opens the original)
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At the start of this season of NBC’s “American Ninja Warrior,” Boston.com predicted a big season for Pembroke’s Addy Herman. Herman, 21, placed third for women on this season of NBC’s “American Ninja Warrior,” finishing behind powerhouse Isabella Folsom, 22, and teen machine Taylor Greene, who repeated as women’s champ. But “ANW” was not Herman’s only ninja competition this year. Not by a long shot. Herman, who trains in Fall River, has competed in some 20 ninja competitions in 2026, placing in
Before and after: Two bathroom renos for under $91k — one landed in Architectural Digest (opens the original)
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Cambridge’s Nick Andersen and Luke Massa were in San Francisco for a friend’s wedding, but they just had to make a pit stop to see their tile source. The couple had just finished renovating their condo with two dream bathrooms tiled in Heath Ceramics. While checking out with a vase, Andersen told the cashier about the bathroom renovations, and she said, “‘Oh my God. I know your bathrooms. Everyone here knows your bathrooms.’” The couple’s bathrooms — both a green-tiled main bathroom and a blue-t
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