Emma Glassman-Hughes

Libraries around the country are using Shrek memes and "Stranger Things" cosplay to meet younger generations where they're at — and get more visitors through their doors.

In “King Hancock,” local author and tour guide Brooke Barbier examines what made the Founding Father so popular in his day. A generous pour might have had something to do with it.

Trybal brings millennials together to experience the joy of summer camp all year long, powered by a potent mix of nostalgia and Jewish community spirit, fun and games, and maybe a little bit of alcohol.

Republican presidential hopefuls will take the stage tonight in a debate broadcast by Fox Business Network, Fox News, and Univision. Here's how to watch it — with or without cable.

Did Taylor Swift just... invent sports?

Dani’s Queer Bar will be the first lesbian bar to open in the city in decades, but Boston is hardly the only place where such spaces have disappeared.

Released last week, “Dumb Money” is the brainchild of Harvard grads about an unassuming Brockton investor.

The pop star sent her most dedicated fans on a virtual Easter egg hunt Tuesday to unlock tracks titles from her soon-to-be re-released album, “1989 (Taylor’s Version),” coming out Oct. 27.

Not all foliage is created equal, and each region is expected to peak at different times.

The beverage was unveiled at Tuesday’s MTV Video Music Awards in an ad directed by Ben Affleck.

Internet sleuths took their first clue from all the awards on display.

From humble beginnings, the CIFF is now a major destination for the best in indie nonfiction cinema.

With Eagles at TD Garden, the Tip Tap Room in Beacon Hill hopes to host a frenzy of fans.

In my own life, Smash Mouth is shorthand for childlike joy. Their music is an invitation to see life through Harwell’s boxy, rose-colored sunglasses — the Capri-Sun-in-hand anthems of suburbia.

Ryan’s Willa is trying to get to Boston when she gets stuck in an airport with an ex, played by David Duchovny.

Dancers are gearing up for a festival that centers on the African diaspora, sensuality, and New England’s vibrant Lusophone-speaking communities.

Billy McFarland claims the first 100 tickets to Fyre Festival II sold out within days. Revenue from ticket sales, he says, “will be held in escrow until the final date is announced.”

A woman browsing through a Savers thrift store in Manchester, N.H., in August 2017 found the painting, but took years to learn of its value, according to a spokesperson for Bonhams Skinner auction house in Marlborough.

Jackson says much of her work is defined by the push and pull of “grief and joy,” and how they appear differently in public and private contexts.

In a trailer for “Maestro,” Bradley Cooper wears a large prosthetic nose to portray legendary conductor and composer Leonard Bernstein, who was Jewish. Some viewers have taken issue with Cooper’s makeup, saying it plays on antisemitic stereotypes.