The Salem congressman and Massachusetts Senate candidate talks generational change, the North Shore, and more.

Whatever their focus, all these groups share a common goal: helping people find connection, something ever more elusive these days. In 2023, the surgeon general declared that our loneliness epidemic ...

Start your visit by taking in a show at the newly restored Plaza Theatre, which reopened after more than a decade with a $34 million revitalization. Or just pop in and view the iconic celestial ...

T he Palm Beach Daily News is called the “Shiny Sheet” by locals because of the thick, glossy paper it is printed on. It has all the fixings of news, and the high rollers keep score about how many ...

Burlington’s Tuscan Kitchen is now the “energized and fun” Sorella, with an emphasis on events. A spread of dishes at Sorella, with lobster gnocchi and orecchiette with sausage in the foreground. / ...

Tigerbaby is now open at Boston’s High Street Place, with fast-casual dishes reminiscent of the Fenway favorite that closed in 2021.

Looking around, another guest observed, “This crowd skews young,” to which a friend said, “Or maybe you’re just getting old.” Meanwhile, when a photographer asked a woman, “Which is your best angle?” ...

Pilates can be a bit intimidating. What with those big reformers, chairs, barrels, and blocks, it can look like a lot to handle. Luckily, Boston is rife with teachers and studios teaching Pilates to ...

Jahunger—a Uyghur restaurant in Providence with a James Beard semifinalist chef and co-owner—is certainly worth the drive from Boston. But soon, locals won’t have to […] ...

When you’re planning a cocktail-filled night out and the vibes matter just as much as the drinks, these 12 Greater Boston bars really deliver. Swanky hideaways, grandiose hotel venues, maximalist ...

It was a bright spring day when Eliza Dushku Palandjian slid an eyeshade on and settled onto some cushions on the floor. She squeezed the hands of the two therapists gathered around her—one a trauma ...

No matter how many times we try, or how much we love our hometown teams, Boston has seldom been able to expand its professional sports offerings. Plans for Olympic Games and IndyCar racing came a ...