'Aesop's Fables' finds universal truths in kid's stories
Not just for children
Not just for children
Size complaints and dirty dawg dares pollute network television
Ensemble performs at the HOP as part of Moon Over Rhythm series
Legendary Toots and the Maytals play Higher Ground tonight
It's no secret that the Internet is home to some of the most inane nonsense the human mind has ever conceived.
The Dartmouth recommends sites that will puzzle the sharpest minds on the planet for years. Not really
The Department of Drama's main spring feature showcases a student translation of Euripides' original text
Czech-born Paul Fierlinger brings his personal work to Loew
With a miraculous, salty voice never on the verge of breaking, Beth Orton could probably sing just about anything and still get away with it.
It was bound to complement her vision, and it was bound to be a unique vision, with or without the children yawning from heat exhaustion in the front rows. Author Dorothy Allison introduced the photo exhibit "Loves Makes a Family" at Collis Commonground yesterday in a dark, humid room on a warm, sea-sky day.
Boston band's bid for stardom is a swirling mish-mash of old and new rock conventions
Performance artist challenges syntax at Rollins Chapel
Top Hollywood producer speaks about his hits and misses, making it in the biz and staying true to his craft
Joshua Redman will perform selections from 'Timeless Tales (For Changing Times)' at Spaulding Auditorium
Upper Valley musicians celebrate sixteen strong years together
Powerful two-gallery exhibition of World War prints shows how we have changed and how we have not
Top-rated NBC medical drama retains its creative and popular success after four years
Cassandra Wilson sings from her latest album at the Hop tonight
In 1996, a year and half after her daughter's body was found under a workbench in her brother's basement, Gloria Davis approached filmmaker Bess O'Brien. "You don't know me," Davis said, "but I've seen 'Journey into Courage' (a documentary O'Brien made about domestic violence) and I want you to make a movie about my daughter." Intrigued by Gloria and moved by her story, O'Brien agreed, and spent the next year obtaining footage of Gloria and her remaining daughter, April, for what would become the documentary "Where is Stephanie?" "I became really close to (Gloria and April) over the course of filming," O'Brien said.
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