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Life hurts: Eagles quarterback out for the season
This NFL season has gotten really weird, and Eagles fans are in a bad spot. Philadelphia Eagles quarterback Jalen Hurts is expected to miss the remainder of the 2026 NFL season after doctors discovered blood clots in his lungs, leaving the organization without its starting…
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OPINION: The beauty of the fleeting pumpkin spice latte
It is the first day of September, a flannel is tied around your waist, Ugg boots are warming your feet and a pumpkin spice latte is warming your hands. Fall is here, and your favorite drink is back at every coffee shop in your area. Pumpkin spice lattes have become a staple of…
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OPINION: Good television is shackled by streaming services
In 2019, if you wanted to watch “The Office,” you could simply log onto Netflix, search for the show and press play. In 2026, if you wanted to watch “The Office,” you go to Netflix and you see it’s gone, so you look on Hulu and it’s not there, then you go to HBO Max...
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Looking back on 90 years of The Suffolk Journal
“The Suffolk Journal must be a reflection of the age in which we live. It is a dynamic age, one of progress in spite of difficulties,” written in the first edition of The Suffolk Journal, Sept. 19, 1936. It was 90 years ago that these words were written by The Journal’s…
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OPINION: Halloweekend deserves the green line
Of all the weekends for the MBTA to inconvenience thousands of people trying to get around Boston, it chose the one weekend when half the city will be dressed as somebody else, the other half will be drunk and everyone will be looking at their phones trying to figure out how…
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Zach Bryan looks to his past to understand his present
Zach Bryan’s new EP “Young Manhood and Other Donatable Organs” questions whether it is possible to become someone new without forgetting who you once were. Having just turned 30 years old, Bryan looks back on his younger years with a new perspective, reflecting on the…
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‘Carrie’ reboot is a refreshing take on a horror icon
In a franchise consisting of a novel, four films and a musical, Mike Flanagan’s 2026 series “Carrie” on Prime Video brings Stephen King’s classic novel into the modern age, superseding viewers expectations. With school-based violence at a generational high, “Carrie” acts as a…
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‘The Sitayana’ puts a feminist twist on Hindi mythology
Friday Oct. 16, The Boston Center for Arts welcomed “The Sitayana” (Or “How to Make an Exit”) onto its stage to a sold out audience. The play introduces Hindi mythology to Western culture and a feminist perspective to those who were introduced to the original tale as children.…
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PAO dinner theatre celebrates 25th anniversary production with student-led mystery
Jazz music filled the George N. Keches Room at David J. Sargent Hall Thursday Oct. 22 as guests gathered for an evening where dinner and theatre became one experience. Actors welcomed attendees as they waited in line, setting a lively, inviting tone for the Performing Arts…
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The Halloween displays of Beacon Hill in photos
Gallery • 9 Photos Arianna Sylvester A skeleton clinging to a light pole on Beacon Hill