November 2, 2009 by Elizabeth Raftery
Filed under Music
Even at 39, Cuomo isn’t afraid to let his inner awkward teenager emerge
November 2, 2009 by Megan Vick
Filed under Music, The Issue
She can proudly throw down with the biggest sci-fi nerds
June 1, 2009 by Elizabeth Raftery
Filed under Band Profiles, Entertainment, Features, Music, The Issue, The Magazine
“Crossing the Rubicon,†the latest offering from Swedish synth-pop quintet The Sounds, borrows its name from a phrase meaning “to pass a point of no return.” Historically, it refers to the act of war Julius Caesar committed by crossing the Rubicon River in Northern Italy in 49 B.C.
So it would be perfectly understandable to wonder [...]
October 17, 2008 by Dinah Alobeid
Filed under Boston Local, Entertainment, Music, The Page One Story
She’s still got it. Performing some of her most beloved and well-known hit songs along with new upbeat tunes from her latest effort “Hard Candy” Madonna gave 100 percent to a full house at the TD Banknorth Garden October 15 in Boston. [...]
October 6, 2008 by Elizabeth Raftery
Filed under Entertainment, Music
Michael Dunlap is no stranger to the life of a starving artist. To make rent, he used to donate plasma twice a week and participated in clinical trials.
December 3, 2007 by Elizabeth Raftery
Filed under Band Profiles, Entertainment, Features, Music, The Blast Interview
Sara Quin wouldn’t want to date herself … or any other musician, for that matter.


