CONCORD – On Saturday, May 1, at 7:00pm, Songweavers Women’s Chorus of Concord Community Music School celebrates 30 years of singing together. A virtual spring concert entitled “Joy!” will include interview clips with some women who have sung with the group since the beginning, a poem ...
LOS ANGELES (AP) — For a dozen and more reasons, Diane Warren would be overjoyed to win a best original song Oscar for her work in "The Life Ahead" starring Sophia Loren. A trophy for the Italian-language film's song, "Io Si (Seen)," would be Warren's first after 11 previous Academy Award ...
MILAN (AP) — Gucci creative director Alessandro Michele is celebrating the fashion house's 100th anniversary this year, giving historic sweep to a collection unveiled virtually Thursday that embraced its equestrian heritage, borrowed references from the Tom Ford-era and outright stole from ...
WASHINGTON (AP) — Throughout his decades in public life, Prince Philip was known for putting his royal foot in his mouth with occasional off-the-cuff remarks that could be embarrassing. But his faux pas at a White House dinner with President Richard Nixon in 1969 was enough for Philip to ...
MILFORD – Greenleaf and Culture restaurants owner Chris Viaud is appearing on Bravo television’s popular program Top Chef, airing now on that network. Viaud, who is from Randolph, Massachusetts, calls Milford his home and keeps busy between his two restaurants: Greenleaf, a busy ...
If you’ve gotten used to cooking at home more this year, then consider switching things up on pizza night and making it yourself on a sheet pan. Not only will the pizza taste good, but it’s a fun activity with kids. First, the crust, which is vital as a canvas for your favorite ...
The other day, I was wandering through one of our local big box stores, looking at all of the chocolate on display in preparation for Valentine’s Day, in huge heart-shaped boxes, when a long-standing dilemma came to mind. The symbol of the heart bears absolutely no resemblance to the actual ...
Way back in the early 18th century, when Boston was little more than a colonial outpost for the British, a huge wooden cod was installed in the State House, a symbol of the fishing industry that had brought so much prosperity to New England. Unfortunately, the fishy effigy was destroyed, along ...
