While it may be entertaining to watch content and multitask, our phone makes us increasingly comfortable with splitting our attention. From walking to eating to brushing our teeth, our phones have wormed their way into every small activity to the point where we cannot be fully present throughout an entire day.
Wigfield shared an Emmy with Tina Fey in 2013 for cowriting an episode of “30 Rock.” Now she’s striking out on her own as the creator and showrunner of “Great News,” which premiered on Tuesday.
Beyonce combines her inborn talents of performance, creativity, and aesthetic with politics to inspire discussion of the issues across the board, and in so doing, reflects her Black pride and identity.
Though we would like to believe it, there really is no way to know who is best. Despite this, that does not stop us from proclaiming a victor.
Brian McWilliams used to think Instagram was a waste of time—but now he is helping to bring Boston’s photographers together through the popular app.
When Jim McCue founded the Boston Comedy Festival 15 years ago, he never would have predicted it would grow to be one of the largest comedy festivals in the country.
Fenway Studios was built for artists—complete with just the right light—and this weekend they are opening their doors for an inside look.
From Vietnam to Boston, Sa Pa owner Ky Nyguyen discusses the culinary influences that led him to found his latest venture.
The Ghirardelli Chocolate Company opened a new shop at Faneuil Hall last week, and now chocolate may finally win its ultimate victory over the human population.
Going out to eat is social event—food is an easy excuse to gather those you love veiled in the excuse of sustenance.
