The Dormant Commerce Clause doctrine is aptly named. Known to induce temporary dormancy among even the most avid first-year law...

MARBLEHEAD – The Jewish Community Center of the North Shore International Jewish Film Festival is celebrating its eighth year –...

SWAMPSCOTT – Despite COVID-19 and social gathering limits, eight Congregation Shirat Hayam families celebrated b’nai mitzvah over the course of...

Abigale Reisman was a 19-year-old undergraduate at The Manhattan School of Music when she fell in love. The classical violin...

Jerri Sher is no shrinking violet. In the 1980s, she and her husband Alan, a tax accountant, were raising their...

Right out of the gate, playwright Mark Leiren-Young challenges his audience to leave their assumptions in the (virtual) lobby. “Bar...

MARBLEHEAD – With hurricane season, daylight savings time and the election looming just around the corner, we could all use...

BOSTON – Joshua Harmon’s terrific new play “Admissions,” in its Boston premiere at SpeakEasy Stage Company through Nov. 30, packs...

Hasidic teenagers Zalmy and Shmuel, the main characters of the New Repertory Theatre’s “Trayf” on stage in Watertown, appear to...

MARBLEHEAD — Ben Mezrich is the New York Times bestselling author of “The Accidental Billionaires,” the authoritative account of Facebook’s...