William Shakespeare, renowned playwright and poet, died on April 23, 1616. Four hundred years later, a large crowd gathered Saturday in Harvard Square to read aloud all 154 of Shakespeare’s sonnets...

Biopics tend to follow the same basic formula — a sequence featuring the main character’s childhood, their rise to fame and then his or her subsequent downfall or death. “Born to Be Blue” breaks...

Celebrity-themed brunches are back at Back Bay Harry’s. The popular Berkeley Street restaurant will host the ultimate brunch battle, pitting Kanye West and Taylor Swift against each other. The...

Thanks to the researchers of LUNGevity Foundation, we can all breathe a little bit easier now. LUNGevity Foundation conducts valuable research focused on early detection and treatment of lung cancer....

The Boston Public Library’s Abbey Room filled with song Thursday night as cast members from Boston Lyric Opera’s upcoming production of “Werther” performed short excerpts from the opera for...

With three months to prepare, the third season premiere of John Oliver’s “Last Week Tonight” should have been full of original, clever material. Unfortunately, Sunday’s episode fell disappointingly...

The normally quiet rotunda of the Museum of Fine Arts reverberated with hundreds of voices Saturday as guests welcomed in the Lunar New Year. The celebration was held throughout the museum, involving...