Let Megatron transform your weekend with dance battles and music in Kendall Square.
Stage spotlight: ‘The Summer Throwdown’ and ‘Eleanor’
Reviewed: ‘This Book Made Me Think of You’ is a sad romance that’s in love with books
Matilda “Tilly” Nightingale has lost her love for reading. Her husband, Joe, dies from cancer only a few months after they are married. Tilly is faced with navigating life without him sooner than she...
A pilot searches for a rumored utopia in the post-apocalypse in ‘The Dog Stars’
Director Ridley Scott delivers a competent, yet forgettable entry into the prolific survivalist thriller genre.
Saturday cartoon: Deb has trouble
The latest from local cartoonist Rusty Epstein, who sometimes appears in The New Yorker but appears weekly right here.
A.R.T. production of ‘Rhinoceros’ soars to heights while exploring humanity’s bestial depths
A star-studded cast with Turturro, Giamatti and Maslany, make Diane Paulus' final directorial turn at the Loeb Drama Center a memorable one.
Jason Statham stars as a working-class hero with a mysterious backstory in ‘Mutiny’
In a quest for personal vengeance, a body guard at sea needs to punch, kick and shoot his way to justice.
‘Synth-tember’ takes over the month of, you guessed it, September
Art meets science at this experimental enclave of electronic visuals and music makers at the New Alliance Gallery.
Sign of the Dove arts collective has a new home in Porter Square
The art store Sign of the Dove reopens Sept. 1 at Lesley’s University Hall – next to Porter Square Books – in time for the Cambridge Arts Open Studios.
Theater spotlight: ‘Introducing the Tofanas’ and Idlefest 3.0
A gang of poison punkers get your weekend started early on Thursday, and Idle Hands Collective plants its flag at The Foundry.
What Cambridge and Somerville readers are buying: Russo returns with ‘Under the Falls’
Two novelists with extensive catalogs return to the lists: Pulitzer-winning Maine author Richard Russo for “Under the Falls” and Ann Patchett for “Whistler.”