With religious themes and blood-soaked action, director Bassam Tariq brings to life a story and world rarely depicted by Hollywood.
‘Your Mother Your Mother Your Mother’ is a thoughtful thriller like no other
The last gasp of summer festing happens in the fall with Fuzzstival
Two days of music, one Wizard security, plenty of cigarettes and ticket prices that don't break the bank.
Stage spotlight: Leslie Liao and ‘Le Temps’
Comedy comes to Davis Square and director Jess Viator explores a "bureaucratic afterlife" at The Foundry.
Reviewed: ‘Ancient Algorithms’ is experimental and lots of fun, but complicates by adding AI to the canon
Playful, and goofy, here a handful of poems are translate, mistranslated, subjected to complicated rewriting policies and run through technologies to create new works.
Grand ambitions lead to grand annoyance in ‘Digger’
Tom Cruise stars as an oilman who causes environmental chaos in this patronizing and obvious satire.
Remembering Rahim ‘V Knuckles’ Muhammad of Cambridge hip-hop powerhouse duo N.B.S.
The fact of Rahim “V Knuckles” Muhammad dying nearly one year to the day after dropping his wrenching “MRI” single is devastating for friends, relatives and musical peers.
Are you ready for the line dancing?
The country tradition finds new life and younger crowds with the Line Dancing Queens at McCarthy's in Porter Square.
Director Rachel Morrison returns home with ‘Love of Your Life’
The Cambridge-born filmmaker reflects on her upbringing and influences ahead of her latest feature.
‘Common Ground,’ a photography exhibit about the ties that bind, comes to Somerville Museum
15 local photographers document the city’s natural, urban and social landscapes.
Ready or not, The Platform is bringing more nightlife to Kendall Square
Global Arts Live finds a home at a new venue in a neighborhood known more for offices than entertainment, and hopes its subscribers will follow.