With the right to unionize at Harvard’s DoubleTree joining worker wins at Le Méridien Hotel in University Park and at the Hyatt Regency, the hospitality industry seems at peace in Cambridge.

The sudden closing of an Allston art gallery is bringing a refugee exhibit to Central Square’s Out of the Blue Too, as well as hope for a new location and pop-up spots to host shows in the meantime.

Serial rapist Marcos Colono, 36, was sentenced Thursday for a 2008 Allston home invasion. He is already imprisoned for a 2010 home invasion in Cambridge.

A Cambridge man already sentenced to up to 85 years in prison has been found guilty of raping two women during a 2008 crime.

Oh my gosh. It’s a double rainbow. I cannot believe it. It’s a freakin’ double rainbow.

Anti-union actions at a Harvard-owned hotel in Allston drew strong reactions from residents and city officials Monday.

Potty Mouth’s full-length debut “Hell Bent” comes long after their gigs at Somerville’s PA’s Lounge and The Middle East Upstairs, and the Northampton punk quartet already has an album’s worth of new songs ready to go.

Run away to the OpenAir Circus. Sing Gilbert and Sullivan’s “Mikado,” just because. Say “Aww” for seven solid hours at Pet Palooza. Follow Spirit Kid and Beware the Dangers of a Ghost Scorpion! to Allston for a lively show. And end the weekend with some hard, guitar-strummed truths.

If you haven’t explored the possibilities of food truck cuisine, this is the weekend to do it. First, there’s a 20-truck festival Saturday in Allston with some familiar faces; and you can come back to Cambridge on Sunday for samplings from five trucks along the river.

The Massachusetts Alliance of Portuguese Speakers launched a two-week online auction Monday to raise money for its health and social programs.