Lauren Daley

Nobody delivers a line quite like Alec Baldwin as Boston’s Jack Donaghy. Now Baldwin — the line-delivery-master — is narrating at Tanglewood.

Parsons, who splits her time between Providence and Westport, Mass., is launching her new young adult mystery “Blue Beach."

“Billy on the Street” tells his story in a new memoir. Our culture writer catches up with him ahead of stops in Boston and Provincetown.

Steve Schirripa and his famous Dachshund WillieBoy team up for the children's book “WillieBoy Eats the World.”

Boston.com interviews Emmy- and Grammy-award winner Cynthia Nixon about HBO's Newport-filmed "The Gilded Age" and more.

Ahead of his show at the Shubert with D.L. Hughley, journalist Don Lemon talks jokes, flying solo, Boston, and “Heated Rivalry.”

After an East Coast premiere in Cambridge, “Normal” hits theaters April 17. We caught up with actor Odenkirk and screenwriter Derek Kolstad.

Since her diagnosis with multiple sclerosis in 2021, bed is where the actor spends most of her time, she writes in her brutally honest memoir “You with the Sad Eyes.”

The author/Dylan interviewer/CNN commentator will discuss Dylan and Joan Baez at Boston’s Folk Americana Hall of Fame event Sept. 27.

Ahead of Boston’s Fan Expo this weekend, Esposito talks about “Breaking Bad,” “The Boys,” Marvel — and how he made it to the top of his game.

Former Tufts drama student Azaria brings his EZ Street Band to Rhode Island July 19 and to West Springfield’s Big E Fair Sept. 22 and 23.

The Grammy-winning producer brings music and memories to the Regent Theatre on Sunday afternoon.

Ahead of four local events this week, Ken Burns talks about his star-studded, 12-hour documentary series coming later this year.

'There are stories I tell, some I forget to tell, songs I sing, some I forget to sing. I laugh, have fun.'

It was memorable, to say the least.

Boston music legend Peter Wolf on swapping books with Bob Dylan, dumping Jack Nicholson’s cocaine, living with David Lynch, and more.

The exhibit features photos and ephemera from Baez's life and her years in the Boston area.

The actress will take the stage at the Wilbur as the overconfident "Prettiest Girl in America," a fake politician campaigning for office.

Nikki Glaser is coming to Boston for marathon three-night, six-show run at Boch Center Wang Theatre on her “Alive and Unwell” tour.

“Seinfeld” stars Patrick Warburton and John O’Hurley are performing in a comedy show in March at at Providence’s Comedy Connection.