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Encore: Creating a career out of fantasy food through pop culture cookbooks
Chelsea Monroe-Cassel has turned her fantasy fandom into a full-time career. -
On Broadway, the American dream and the American pastime are under scrutiny
Jared Bowen takes a detour to NYC, with a look at the latest plays. -
This school year, getting kids to sing at holiday concerts is harder than ever
Because of the pandemic, most younger students are singing in class for the first time. -
Boston LGBTQ+ documentary film festival showcases history not taught in schools
Wicked Queer executive director says 2022 is "the year of the queer documentary." -
'Into the Breeches' is a laugh-out-loud love letter to the theater
A heartwarming story about women actors trying to keep their Boston theater alive during World War II. -
Basic Black: How can murals reflect communities of color?
Many muralists are involving residents in the process to develop greater unity and pride for their community. -
Amid a turkey shortage and rising food costs, we asked local chefs for Thanksgiving alternatives
The kitchen is your laboratory, and even more so on Thanksgiving. -
Open Studio: The MIT Museum reopens in Cambridge's tech hub
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Singer, songwriter and composer Fabiola Méndez can do it all
Fabiola Méndez is a composer for animated children’s shows, including "Alma’s Way," "Work It Out Wombats" and "Mecha Builders." -
Lidia Bastianich on home cooking as an act of love and cultural exchange
The award-winning chef is celebrating 25 years on PBS
