Nice shot: Ad hints more English majors should be ‘couseled’ to work at Suffolk
A sharp-eyed reader of this site and rider of the T spotted something disappointing about this ad for Suffolk University’s graduate level programs.
Once and for all, Disney’s ‘Pirates’ movies aren’t ‘based on a Disney theme park ride’
Disney’s “Pirates of the Caribbean” ride is not the origin of what we saw in the “Pirates of the Caribbean” movies. So stop saying it.
Our alternative media are getting better
Local alternative media are getting better, led by Spare Change News, the paper for and by the homeless that just got a stellar website redesign.
Five things to do this weekend: March 8-9
A bookmaking workshop, Kiniwe African concert, peek into Pakistani culture, “Brundibar & But the Giraffe!” family opera and Rough Cut video social.
Here’s one way to make sure your film finds its core audience, and no one else
Seeing this film poster around town, you may feel compelled to run, not walk, to someplace not showing this film.
Journalist Faraone on his ‘under the radar’ run for governor in November: ‘Whatever’
Among the news and information gleanable Thursday at the premiere of Member’s Lounge With Ken Reid: Journalist Chris Faraone is still or again considering a run for governor.
Restaurants have starring role in gathering for Somerville Community Access station
The 2014 Somerville Community Access Television annual gathering is live tonight in Union Square, with Joe Lynch of the “Greater Somerville” show hosting the awards portion.
CCTV’s rising expenses produce a benefit: Access to classes for all, even non-residents
Cambridge Community Television is opening its classes to non-members for the first time, with the change arriving Wednesday with the new year.
Harvard museum mag Index goes online, and its Look-Alikes series is a masterpiece
There’s plenty of serious and seriously interesting content in Index, the digital expansion of the Harvard Art Museums’ thrice-yearly magazine. But one of the best features of the website is one of the most whimsical and fun: the Look-Alikes.
‘The Fifth Estate’: WikiLeaks film redacts likability, any understanding of Assange
There was already a documentary this year that got at Assange and the WikiLeaks story satisfactorily. What “The Fifth Estate ” is aiming for is unclear, and so is its hero.
