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Review: Twenty One Pilots try new style

Seamus McAvoy • November 1, 2018

Twenty One Pilots performed at TD Garden Oct. 26, and fans appreciated the new direction their songs are taking, embracing issues of mental illness and depression.

Review: “Fun Home” reaches deep into family history

October 26, 2018

SpeakEasy Stage Company will be performing the musical "Fun Home" the musical, taking on issues of family strife and secrecy.

Review: Mid90’s modernizes the coming-of-age motif

October 26, 2018

Jonah Hill's new coming-of-age skateboarding flick "Mid90's" explores topics of family, tragedy and friendship.

Gorillaz show benefits of collaboration at TD Garden

October 18, 2018

Gorillaz performed at TD Garden Oct. 14 with a variety of featured guests. They performed new material, as well as a song that hasn't been done live since 2010.

Halloween reboot pays tribute to and builds on original

October 17, 2018

Movie columnist Mohit Puvvala discusses 2018's "Halloween," drawing comparisons to the original 1978 film as well as its many sequels.

Review: Sherlock’s Last Case falls flat as farce

October 17, 2018

The Huntington Theatre Company puts on the play Sherlock's Last Stand through October 28th telling the story of Sherlock post-Conan Doyle.

Review: “Post-Apocalypto” is a brilliant multimedia revival of Tenacious D

October 10, 2018

Comedy rock band Tenacious D are back with a new web series. Take a trip into the world of the legendary musicians' show "Post-Apocalypto."

Preview: “Bohemian Rhapsody” shows many sides of Freddie Mercury, Queen

October 10, 2018

The new Queen biopic "Bohemian Rhapsody" tells untold tales from the band's storied history.

Review: Tancred and Queen of Jeans entertain at AfterHours

Seamus McAvoy • October 3, 2018

Tancred and Queen of Jeans performed as part of the Tastemakers Presents: series at AfterHours on Sept. 29.

Review: Boom Crispy Chicken brings Taiwanese style to Chinatown

October 3, 2018

Columnist Allie Kuo reviews new Taiwanese fried chicken restaurant Boom Crispy Chicken.

Review: Colette

Nia Beckett • September 26, 2018

New Keira Knightley film, Colette, takes on the topics of bisexuality and female independence set in 20th century France.

“Between Riverside and Crazy” takes on police violence, class and race

September 19, 2018

SpeakEasy Stage Company's "Between Riverside and Crazy" follows a family as they struggle with police violence, racial issues.