Entertainment
Getting ’Salty’ with John Kuntz
By Michael Gormley | Friday Nov 20, 2009
Writer-actor John Kuntz creates a layered work of mystery and anguish in The Salt Girl. The star of the new one-man show talks with EDGE about the play’s "salty" content, creative synergy, and an amazing set design.
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Getting ’Salty’ with John Kuntz
By David Foucher
Writer-actor John Kuntz creates a layered work of mystery and anguish in The Salt Girl. The star of the new one-man show talks with EDGE about the play’s "salty" content, creative synergy, and an amazing set design.
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Open
By Lewis Whittington
Andre Agassi’s autobiography Open has sparked scorn from fellow athletes because of the Wimbledon champ’s admitted loathing of the game, his crystal meth use, and the fact that his mullet was fake.
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Avenue Q
By Kilian Melloy | Nov 18
Don’t be fooled by those puppets: Avenue Q is an adult play about adult problems. Oh, and there’s sex, booze, and a song about Internet porn--along with two hours of non-stop energy and laughter.
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Those Handsome Faces Fronting FindFred
By Mickey Weems
You’ve seen those cute guys in the FindFred ads. What you didn’t know is that they are the guys behind this hot new match-up site--not models but guys who work in the company.
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Charges dropped in Perez Hilton case
By Rob Gillies
Black Eyed Peas manager Liborio Molina apologized to celebrity blogger Perez Hilton as part of an agreement allowing assault charges against him to be dropped, lawyers said Wednesday.
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The Secrets of Tomb 10A: Egypt 2000 BC
By Kay Bourne
The Secrets of Tomb 10A: Egypt 2000 BC, the current exhibit at Boston’s Museum of Fine Arts, is an epic ode to the skill, patience, aesthetic sensibility, and specialized knowledge of curators past and present at the venerable arts institution. They have been working to reassemble the remaining contents of a plundered Egyptian tomb of the Middle Kingdom (2040-1640 BC) for a century since the crates of bits and pieces arrived at the Huntington Ave. museum in 1915.
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