Gallery 263’s “Future Craft” is a memorable exhibition on view starting Thursday that asks what happens when the futuristic and handmade collide – and answers with a series of exquisite, otherworldly ...

The Will of the title in Josh Greenbaum’s documentary is “Saturday Night alum” and Ricky Bobby portrayer Will Ferrell; the Harper is a longtime Ferrell pal and former SNL writer who has transitioned ...

The jewel of the series, however, comes Saturday. Abel Gance’s intergenerational epic romance “La Roue” (1923), or “The Wheel,” is widely considered one of the masterpieces of the silent era, a feat ...

A drafted multifamily zoning petition that would allow for six-story building across all residential areas in Cambridge was approved by the City Council on Monday to forward to the Planning Board and ...

Canon, when it comes to film, is a funny thing. Once a particular film is anointed to the pantheon of “classics” it tends to stay there, but the way subsequent generations interact with it can shift ...

In “Cambridge Reconsidered,” a 1970s examination of the history and culture of Cambridge, North Cambridge was referred to as the neighborhood where “the real old Cambridge families live.” Forty years ...

We’ve extolled the perfectly conically twirled spaghetti, thin, wood-fired pizza and other big-plate offerings at Josephine. Italian-fine is all the thing, this we know. But Josephine’s deep dish ...

The opening of 40 Thorndike – the 475,000-square-foot, $300 million East Cambridge tower – was Wednesday, showing off a handsome remake of an unwanted former 1970s courthouse and jail that became ...

Elyse Graham, a professor in the English department at Stony Brook University, is interested in hidden histories. In her latest book, “Book and Dagger: How Scholars and Librarians Became the Unlikely ...

Unionized doctors-in-training trying to negotiate a new contract with the Cambridge Health Alliance won support Monday from Cambridge city councillors, but only after the councillors approved an ...

The H Mart opening in Somerville’s Davis Square appears stalled, similar to delays on a Medford location announced a year ago that has seen no visible progress in several months. Though the Somerville ...