Boots Riley's absurdist romp is less about "working class values" than valuing the working class.
‘I Love Boosters’ is a heist movie that’s off the rails and loving it
The Gill Aharon Trio delivers
Everything jazz aspires to be without the pretense and pandering it often exhibits.
Cole Pulice and Pat Horigan explore new horizons at Deep Cuts
Follow the breadcrumbs of devotional music, New Age, and ambient to a new kind of jazz.
Be careful what you wish for in ‘Obsession’
A desperate loser makes a wish for his crush to fall in love with him, only for it to come true with violent, horrific consequences.
The many shades of female dancers’ experiences in ‘Black Swan’
It's not all black and white in the American Repertory Theater's adaptation of the Darren Aronofsky film.
Eugene Mirman doesn’t remember the crash that might have killed him. But he does have a new comedy special.
Comedian Eugene Mirman talks about the dramatic car crash and amazing rescue that hospitalized him – and how little he remembered of any of it.
Davis Square Plaza owner agrees to let it be filled through October with musicians and other buskers
An agreement is in place to fill the unused Davis Square Plaza with musicians and other buskers, part of a bigger effort to reclaim the area.
You say you want a revolution
A documentary about the early days of radio station WBCN triggers fond memories and a general airing of political grievances.
Solidarity through sound
The "Which Side?" protest music series returns with a diverse lineup to the Burren Back Room on May 19.
Somerville Porchfest: wet, wild and ready to party
A little rain and long portajohn lines (still) couldn't dampen the excitement for the biggest Porchfest around.