The crime thriller features strong performances but lacks a clear idea of what kind of movie it wants to be.
‘Primetime’ asks too many questions and offers too few answers
Joke, smoke and play horseshoes with friends at Cambridge’s Le French Club
The Indie takes a peek inside a "members only" Cambridge social club that's more than 100 years old.
From behind the controller, Cambridge DJs shape Central Square nightlife
Central Square is a “mini-Brooklyn” for its concentration of bars, restaurants and clubs, but DJs are still shaping a scene that lacks the crowds it deserves.
Man’s best friend takes center stage in the survival thriller ‘Heart of the Beast’
This Brad Pitt vehicle will appeal to dog lovers even if it struggles to deliver compelling adventure.
Dancers will dangle from a Kendall Square skyscraper, and more to learn about the upcoming season
Greater Boston’s dance leaders got to business at the Fall Into Dance event Sept. 18: opening and announcing their 2026-2027 seasons.
Fuzzstival, home of the three-eyed cat, returns at the start of October
Says organizer: "It’s a fully volunteer-run celebration of local and regional music and all of the profits go to the bands."
Saturday cartoon: Here, kitty
The latest from local cartoonist Rusty Epstein, who sometimes appears in The New Yorker but appears weekly right here.
Electronic duo ear presses play at The Armory on its Rumspringa ’26 tour
Jonah Paz and Yaelle Avtan formed ear just two years ago, but it's become one of the fastest-rising bands in alternative music.
Kiwis, Aldous Harding and other strange birds shine at The Sinclair
The New Zealand artist returns to Cambridge in support of her latest album, "Train on the Island."
Stage spotlight: ‘Iphigenia’ and ‘Exvangelicals’
From pagan sacrifices in ancient Greece, to contemporary Christians trying "to pray the gay away," it's happening this weekend in Somerville.