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woman was found dead as firefighters battled a blaze in her Roxbury elderly housing facility Thursday morning. Firefighters responded to the 131-unit Smith House on Shawmut Avenue about 5:45 a.m., fire officials said. During the initial search, firefighters found the woman who was dead. An autopsy will determine her cause of death. The cause is under investigation and the fire caused about $100,000 in damage. METRO
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Six people faced a judge Thursday for their “disorderly and destructive” behavior during the Hub’s Stanley Cup celebration. But despite the arrests, city officials praised the crowd of thousands who turned out near the TD Garden on Wednesday night for heeding the advice and demands of police. “I want to thank the fans for acting responsibly,” Mayor Thomas Menino said Thursday morning. “They did a great job. The Boston police did a great job.” In total there were seven people rounded up by officers, police said. Some were arrested and others were summonsed to court. Three of the men, Justin Jerackas, Michael Trwari and Brandon Zagarella, were spotted by police breaking car mirrors as
they walked along a North End street about 12:40 a.m., authorities said. Trevor Legere allegedly shoved a Boston police officer who tried to help him when he said he had been hit in the face about 1 a.m. Christopher Prader did-
n’t wait for the game to end to try and incite a riot, authorities said. He allegedly cursed at police, daring them to arrest him and tried to get a crowd of people near Causeway Street to turn on police. Brandon Shiels was
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stopped by police as he drove near Fenway Park and was allegedly drunk behind the wheel. About 22 people were arrested during the last championship celebration when the Celtics won it all in 2008. As for Saturday’s parade, police Commissioner Ed Davis said there will again be a “significant” police presence. “We’ve done this before and we’re very satisfied with all of the preparation,” he said. “We’re hoping for a great day on Saturday.” MICHAEL NAUGHTON
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App tracks commuter rail lines BOSTON. The MBTA on
Thursday released a beta feed of real-time data for Commuter Rail locations, allowing developers to create apps for smartphones. The data provided by the T includes each Commuter Rail train’s GPS-generated location, speed and predicted arrival at stations once that train’s trip is under way. Developers also have access to a feed of T-Alerts, which are posted by personnel. METRO
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Rep.’s electile dysfunction: Weiner quits the Congress
Carl Fox postponed a deposition set for Monday in which the former senator was to testify under oath about his role in the tape. The deposition is part of civil case brought by Edwards’ former mistress, Rielle Hunter, against Edwards’ former campaign aide, Andrew Young. REUTERS
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Two weeks after sex scandal breaks, Weiner limps out Some say he was abandoned by the Democrats
Dexter Isaac claims to have been paid $2,500 by music manager James Rosemond to rob Shakur outside a Manhattan recording studio in November 1994, in which Shakur was shot five times. Shakur survived the shooting but was later murdered in an unsolved 1996 shooting in Las Vegas. Isaac is currently serving a life sentence for charges including murder, fraud and robbery. REUTERS
Weiner saying goodbye.
After days of stubborn refusal to give up his seat amid scandal, Rep. Anthony Weiner resigned from office on Thursday, costing the Democratic party one of its most outspoken voices. In the crowded senior center in Sheepshead Bay, New York, where Weiner first began his political career 20 years ago, the shamed congressman took the stage alone to end a weeks-long scandal. “I had hoped to be able to continue the work that the citizens of my district had elected me to do,” Weiner said. “Unfortunately, the distraction that I have created has made that impossible.”
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The disgraced Democrat apologized to his neighbors, constituents and his wife, Huma Abedin, who was conspicuously absent from his brief, five-minute speech. He thanked her for standing by him. EMILY ANNE EPSTEIN emily.epstein@metro.us
A staff member from “The Howard Stern Show” was on-site for max absurdity. Benjy Bronk, 39, repeatedly interrupted Weiner’s resignation with questions like “Are you really seven inches when aroused?” until security removed him. Outside, Bronk apologized: “I was a d—, but I had to do it. I’m going to treatment.”
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Through July 3 Lyric Stage, 140 Clarendon St., Boston $25-$56, 617-585-5678 www.lyricstage.com Political commentator Dick Flavin wrote and stars in this play about Tip O’Neil, Mass. congressman from 1977-87. His tenure as Speaker of the House saw him battle Reagan tooth and nail, cementing our rep as a hotbed of liberal ideology.
‘MilkMilkLemonade’ June 30 through July 9, Factory Theatre, 791 Tremont St., Boston, $15, 800-838-3006 www.heartand dagger.org Emory is a feminine, 11-year-old boy who likes to ribbon dance, but his repressive grandmother wishes he’d be more like the boy down the street, who is masculine and burns things. But the joke’s on grandma because —SPOILER ALERT — that kid is Emory’s boyfriend!
of the tracks ‘West Side Story’ undergoes an ambitious makeover that would work a whole lot better if the show were cast differently
Aravena and Santiago are amongst the best parts of this “West Side Story.” JOAN MARCUS
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hen you’re a Jet, you’re a Jet all the way — but when you’re not, you probably shouldn’t be cast as the lead in “West Side Story.” There’s plenty to rave about in the first national tour of the recent Broadway revival, but the show’s star-crossed lovers Tony (Kyle Harris) and Maria (Ali Ewoldt) don’t make that list. Harris’ big smile and affable charm override any hint of smoldering passion while his vocal styling turns classics like “Some-
thing’s Coming,” “Tonight” and “One Hand, One Heart” into piano-bar fare. It’s a classic example of a talented actor in the wrong role. Ewoldt fares better vocally, but never captures the underlying sizzle of a young girl willing to risk it all for love. Like Harris, her smile is too bright and her demeanor too wholesome. Michelle Aravena has no such problem in a nearly show-stealing turn as Anita. Aravena’s heat reaches the rafters as she blows the doors off of
Plot points The Jets and the Sharks battle for turf rights in this classic tale loosely based on “Romeo and Juliet.” American teen and Jet, Tony, falls for Maria — a Puerto Rican girl whose brother is a Shark. Cultures clash, gangs do battle and Tony and Maria pay the ultimate price for love. Some dialogue is in Spanish and, though an admirable effort, feels forced and interrupts the flow.
“America” and seemingly channels the role’s creator Chita Rivera in a stellar interpretation of “A Boy Like That.” The chemistry between Anita and her man Bernardo (German Santiago) is not forced at all. It’s muy caliente, as the pair creates the only frenetic sexual energy in the show. The show boasts extraordinary dancing, an incredible fight scene and a delightful rendition of the song, “Gee Officer Krupke.” Alexandra Frohlinger delivers the finest, most ten-
der moment with a goosebump-inducing “Somewhere” that boasts exquisite ensemble dancing and a rarely seen ethereal magic that reminds us why “West Side Story” still works nearly 54 years later. ‘West Side Story’ Through July 9 Colonial Theatre 106 Boylston St., Boston $40-$118, 617-426-9366 www.broadway acrossamerica.com
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‘Sisters of Swing: The Story of the Andrews Sisters’ June 30 through July 24, Stoneham Theatre 395 Main St., Stoneham $44-$48, 781-279-2200 www.stonehamtheatre.org Blessed with impeccably close harmonies and an imperishably chipper demeanor, the Andrews Sisters were a top act back in the ’40s, touring across the world to sing to the troops during World War II and paving the way for many pop girl groups after them. This biographical musical tells of their lives, which were not without their share of drama. MORE LISTINGS: PAGE 8
Put the needle on ‘The Record’ The ICA takes its celebration of albums one step further with ‘Vinyl Fridays’ You’ve seen the art, now just get into the groove While the art on display in the ICA’s exhibit, “The Record: Contemporary Art and Vinyl,” includes quite a few unexpected artistic uses for albums, Friday nights in June are all about the flip side. “These events offer a glimpse into the record culture that is pervasive in the exhibition,” says ICA Public Programs Coordinator John Andress. “While artists in
the show use vinyl as an object, the DJs and vinyl sellers are engaging in the practical application of the record, both as a sellable object and a way to listen to music.” This Friday features DJs Studebaker Hawk and Dom Casual/MC Disagree. Next Friday also features DJs, as well as a “Rock ’n’ Roll Yard Sale” and a collector’s showcase of vinyl,
Duffy’s “Burn Out Sun” is part of “The Record,” and DJ Studebaker Hawk is part of “Vinyl Fridays.”
If you go ‘Vinyl Fridays’ Every Friday through June, 6 p.m. to 9 p.m., free with admission to ‘The Record: Contemporary Art and Vinyl’ The Institute of Contemporary Art 100 Northern Ave., Boston $10-$15, 617-478-3100 www.icaboston.org
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free with admission to the museum. The exhibit itself features photography, film, sculpture (Sean Duffy's “Burn Out Sun” is a highlight) and the one “practical application” that Andress mentioned: a record-listening station where patrons are encouraged to browse through albums chosen by the artists in the ex-
hibit and then engage in use of the turntables available. “The idea of connecting a visual through music is so disconnected for us,” says ICA Associate Director Colette Randall. But with Vinyl Fridays, that connection is now complete. JESS LUCERO
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The acrobatic troupe Les 7 Doigts de la Main presents this musical, theatrical showcase in which death-defying stunts of human kinetic wonderment are interspersed with dramatic vignettes on mental illness. If we can defy gravity with our bodies, can we do the same with our minds? You won’t see anything like this show in Boston this summer. ‘All’s Well That Ends Well’ July 27 through Aug. 14 Parkman Bandstand Boston Common Free, 617-426-0863 www.commshakes.org
One of Shakespeare’s stranger and less popular comedies, “All’s Well” concerns Helena, a woman of low birth who falls madly in love with Bertram, son of a countess. He wants nothing to do with her, but she pursues him tirelessly, even tricking him into
‘1001’ July 15 through Aug. 13 BCA Plaza Theatre 539 Tremont St., Boston $18-$38, 617-933-8600 www.companyone.org
This reimagining of the Arabian Nights features replaces Scheherazade with Danha, a Palestinian graduate student living in New York, and switches the evil King Shahriyar with Danha’s Jewish boyfriend Alan. Danha weaves such unexpected figures as Osama bin Laden and Jorge Luis Borges into surreal, feverish tales that say much more about modern America than medieval Arabia. having sex with her in the dark — we told you it’s a strange play. ‘Rosencrantz and Guildenstern Are Dead’ July 28 through Aug. 13 Smith Theatre 101 St. Theresa Ave., West Roxbury $15-$25, 617-325-4920 ext.383 www.brownpapertickets.com
Roxbury Latin presents Tom Stoppard’s ’60s clas-
sic, which looks at the events of “Hamlet” from the point of view of Hamlet’s buddies, who Stoppard turns into existential clowns as they delve into heavy subjects like free will futility and the value of art itself. You may appreciate normality anew after this trip of a play — if normality even exists, anyway!
August The Gershwins’ ‘Porgy and Bess’ Aug. 17 through Oct. 2 Loeb Drama Center 64 Brattle St., Cambridge $25-$50, 617-547-8300 www.americanrepertory.org
The American Repertory Theater presents this great American opera. A humid tale of tragic love in 1930s South Carolina, it boasts one of the most celebrated scores in the whole American songbook. Indeed, “Summertime” alone has been recorded a staggering 2,600 times! Featuring David Allen Grier from “In Living Color” as Sportin’ Life. MATTHEW DINARO letters@metro.us
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Steffani’s Niobe Ends Saturday Cutler Majestic Theatre 219 Tremont St., Boston $30-$250, 617-661-1812 www.bemf.org How often to you get to see a full-on baroque opera, with accurate period costumes and instruments? Niobe tells the story of the Queen of Thebes, who was punished by the gods for bragging of her superiority to them. In retaliation, they killed all her children and turned her to stone. That sort of pride today only gets someone like Kanye West a slap on the wrist!
The Boston Pops Throughout the summer Prices and locations vary www.bso.org The Pops have a big mix of sounds going on in the next few months, including the American Pastimes concerts with Kenny Loggins (June 21-22), the American Icons concerts (June 23-24) and a bluegrass show with Ricky Skaggs (June 25-26). Oh, and then on the Fourth of July there’s that little free show that they’ve basically been doing since the very first Independence Day.
summer arts Freshlyground Brighton Music Hall 158 Brighton Ave., Allston $20, 617-876-4275 www.worldmusic.org With origins in South Africa, Mozambique and Zimbabwe, this group play a mix of African styles and Western pop/R&B. It’s sunny, bouncy and great for summer — it’s difficult to not shake your hips to this stuff.
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Free, 617-267-7366 www.landmarksorchestra.org This is one of many Landmarks Orchestra Concerts at the Hatch Shell this summer, and they’re all sure to be good — but we especially like this one, which features Mozart’s Magic Flute Overture.
Bastille Day Party July 15, Outside 53 Marlborough St., Boston $35, 617-876-4275 www.worldmusic.org A celebration of all things French, this annual block party, presented by the French Cultural Center, features performances by Yoro Ndiaye, exponents of the Sengalese mbalax dance genre and Rupa and the April Fishes, whose diverse pallet integrates chanson, tango, Gypsy swing, American folk, Latin cumbias and Indian ragas. That’s serious world music!
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Group Doueh July 5, Oberon 2 Arrow St., Cambridge $20, 866-811-4111 www.ovationtix.com This band plays the Saharawi music of the Western Sarhara, a former Spanish colony claimed by Morocco. Their virtuosic guitarist mixes his own native tonality with the sounds of the Western guitar heroes, Hendrix chief among them. It’s fascinating watching how foreign cultures appropriate something which seems so uniquely American and prove it to be property only of the world.
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The Lemonshiners, featuring Sam Cornish Aug. 26, Boston Public Library, 700 Boylston St., Boston, Free, 617-536-5400 www.bpl.org The Lemonshiners play music from and inspired by the Civil War while Sam Cornish, Boston poet laureate, reads similarlythemed poems.
Gaelic Storm Aug. 11, 8 p.m. Wilbur Theatre 246 Tremont St., Boston $25-$45, 800-745-3000 www.thewilburtheatre.com A classic Scottish and Irish Celtic band who play both originals and traditional songs. They’re famous for being the pub band in “Titanic” that gets Rose dancing on the table. MATTHEW DINARO
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ith minutes left in Game 7 Wednesday night, I felt a sharp, quick pain in my left arm. It was my friend. She was pinching me. “It’s not a dream,” she said. It wasn’t. That 4-0 score on the TV was blissful, amazing reality. The nerves were gone; the contentment had set in. After a lifetime of rooting for the Bruins, I knew this city deserved this championship. The win meant a great deal to the
growing fan base of a team that was once mired fourth in a four-team market. For the new fans who don’t recall Neely, Bourque or O’Reilly, it was simple excitement. But for the diehards — the ones who passed on a Red Sox World Series game to go to the Garden, the ones who sat through Game 7 versus Philly, the ones who waited 39 years — it was everything. Validation. The B’s are champs. And it’s wicked awesome. MIKE NAUGHTON
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he best part is, this Stanley Cup may only be the beginning. The Bruins needed 39 years to close their Cup chasm. But like their peers, the Patriots and Red Sox, franchises that also needed decades to win championships, the Bruins are poised to make a run of titles. As the parade winds its way through the city Saturday, the team would be wise to include ages on the placards bearing the heroes’ names. Patrice Bergeron, David
Krejci, Milan Lucic, Nathan Horton, Brad Marchand, Tyler Seguin: All 26 or younger. All will be back next season. And general manager Peter Chiarelli should have about $10 million under the salary cap to add more pieces. “I’m not in the planning mode yet,” Chiarelli said. “We’ve got some good players under contract and these guys are a great bunch of guys. Anything is possible.” After Game 7, Bergeron said “the future looks bright.” And it really does.
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Thomas’ gutsy move pays off with a crown A postseason for the ages Bruins fans will never forget what Tim Thomas did this spring. He pitched two shutouts in the finals, including his second Game 7 blanking of the postseason. It was the first road Game 7 shutout in Stanley Cup finals history. “That’s the sign of a great goaltender,” Bruins coach Claude Julien said of Thomas. “He was on top of his game from start to finish, and especially in this final round. He was outstanding every game. He was in the zone.”
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Decision to return from Finnish league wasn’t easy But it was clearly the right choice He’s a legend This wasn’t the first time Tim Thomas dominated a postseason. As MVP of the Finnish league in 2004-05, Thomas owned a 8-4 record with a 1.83 GAA for Jokerit. Thomas almost returned to Finland the following year, having never been able to crack the NHL. Instead, at age 32, Thomas tried one last time, after eight minorleague and European seasons, to make his mark on the NHL. Today, the worldly Thomas sits atop it. After a performance that stands among the greatest in NHL
“Winning the Stanley Cup is huge. It’s the biggest accomplishment of my career thus far.” TIM THOMAS
history, Thomas is a Stanley Cup champion. “I didn’t want to think about the NHL because it seemed like it was so far away,” Thomas said, the Conn Smythe trophy for postseason MVP sitting next to him, after the Bruins won their first Stanley Cup in 39 years. “I’m very
happy that I made the decision to come back. It was a tough decision at the time, but it paid off in the long run in this case.” Thomas was at another crossroads after last season, a year removed from a Vezina Trophy and faced with hip surgery that left his future in doubt. But Thomas started the 2010-11 season on fire and never looked back, setting the regular-season record for save percentage, then setting the postseason record for saves. JEFF GOLDBERG
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ant to party like a champion? Tote around your own Stanley Cup during the Bruins parade this weekend in four easy steps. Metro will show you how.
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Thornton earned this one If anyone on the Bruins is sensitive to the passion of the fans, it’s Shawn Thornton. As long as that’s the only time you refer to the Bruins’ enforcer as sensitive. As a yearlong resident of the Boston area, Thornton knows how special winning the Bruins’ first Stanley Cup in 39 years is. A previous winner with Anaheim in 2003,
Thornton has hoisted the Cup before. “It’s 1 and 1A,” Thornton said. “This one probably means a little more. I’ve been here a long time.” Now, with friends, family and fans all wanting to share his latest triumph, Thornton faces a dilemma. Can he get an extra day of Cup custody? If anyone earned that right, it was Thornton. His insertion back into the lineup before Game 3 changed the entire dynamic of the finals, giving the Bruins an important extra level of physicality. JEFF GOLDBERG
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No more doubters: Julien’s the champ Bruins coach had plenty of detractors in the regular season, playoffs They’re certainly silent now Through all the adversity, B’s never stopped believing in the system Staying the course brought them a Cup GETTY IMAGES
All season, he was dissected, derided and doubted. Today, Claude Julien is decorated, as the Stanley Cup-winning head coach. There were those, right up until Wednesday’s final night of the 2010-11 season, who weren’t convinced Julien could capture a Cup. But none of those doubters resided in the Bruins locker room, which stayed together through all adversity to bring Boston its first championship since 1972. “As a coach, you understand that you are going to be subject to criticism, but the most important thing is what is going on inside that dressing room, and there wasn’t a guy who didn’t believe in what we were doing,” Julien said. “So it was easy to stay the course. Had I worried about that other stuff, I probably wouldn’t be standing here today.” “Stay the course,” was the mantra of the Bruins
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Here and there Julien has coached eight seasons in the NHL. His first three were in Montreal, where he was fired midseason in 2006. Julien lasted just 79 games in New Jersey the next year. He’s posted three winning seasons with the B’s.
throughout a regular season and postseason that saw a path littered with peaks and valleys. Never were the swings more apparent that during the playoffs, when the Bruins struggled on the power play, fell behind 2-0 in two different series and were forced to win three Game 7s, including Wednesday’s Cup clincher.
“We believe in Claude and we always believed in the system,” Patrice Bergeron said. “It works, and that shows right now that we’re hoisting the Stanley Cup. We always believed in him and he has always believed in us. That’s what this team is all about.” JEFF GOLDBERG sports@metro.us
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A sweet win for Marchand The emotion came pouring out of Brad Marchand like the sweat he expends every game. After scoring the final goal of the Bruins’ magical season, Marchand began to cry on the bench, the final seconds of Game 7 ticking away. It was classic Marchand, a player who leaves all energy and inspiration on the ice, whether it’s punching a Sedin brother because he feels like it, or punch-
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Comedy ‘T: An MBTA Musical’ June 29 through July 9 ImprovBoston Theatre 40 Prospect St., Cambridge MBTA: Red Line to Central $16, 617-576-1253 www.improvboston.com
Bostonians have a love/hate relationship with their mass transit system. This musical deals with the “hate” portion, telling the story of three twentysomethings who venture underground to defeat the evil forces that make the T suck so bad. Surely, it’s a dream we’ve all had! Richard Cheese and Lounge Against the Machine July 2, Wilbur Theatre, 246 Tremont St., Boston $30-$40, 800-745-3000 www.thewilburtheatre.com
Richard Cheese takes hit rock songs and turns them into enthusiastically cringe-inducing Vegas lounge numbers. He’s best when he’s doing aggrometal. He takes all the teeth out of it like a mad dentist. It seems like a tiresome joke, but it never stops being funny.
Aug.19 Wilbur Theatre 246 Tremont St., Boston $25, 800-745-3000 www.thewilburtheatre.com
This Chicago-based improv troupe have so many comedy superstars for alumni that it’s hard to conceive of. Tina Fey, Stephen Colbert and Steve Carell are three recent examples, but the list goes way back — and quite probably into the future, too.
Dance BalletRox Springs Out of the Box Friday, 7 p.m., Strand Theatre 543 Columbia Rd., Dorchester $10-$20, 617-635-3911 www.balletrox.org
BalletRox is a local dance school dedicated to giving underprivileged kids a chance to express themselves and get involved in the arts. This concert showcases the talents of the faculty as well as guest choreographers, and it features a performance by the local band Michael J. Epstein Memorial Library.
Bill T. Jones Alumni: Summer Reunion July 15 and 16 Institute of Contemporary Art 100 Northern Ave., Boston $25, 617-478-3103 www.icaboston.org
Six alumni of the Bill T. Jones/Arnie Zane Dance Company, now all successful choreographers, reunite to perform in tribute to the guy who helped shape their artistry.
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Alexandra Beller: Other Stories July 23 Institute of Contemporary Art 100 Northern Ave., Boston $25, 617-478-3103 www.icaboston.org
This dance performance integrates live sound manipulation by Robert Poss, including the use of samples gleaned from mics attached to the bodies of the dancers. Beller’s work focuses on the narratives we tell ourselves, using words as well as body movements. – All listings for the Summer Arts Preview were written by Metro writer Matthew Dinaro. Listing assistance was provided by ArtsBoston.org, Boston’s premiere arts and entertainment online calendar, putting Boston’s arts at your fingertips.
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scenes with love interest Carol Ferris (played on autopilot by Blake Lively) are so devoid of chemistry, and the lines are so obviously lifted from thousands of movies before it, that it is impossible to care about
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them as characters. The only real treat here is the special effects, which make use of 3-D technology in a way that many other 3-D releases have failed to do. Evil enemy Parallax is one of the spookiest henchmen weâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;ve seen in a while, and if youâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;re not too picky about, you know, storyline â&#x20AC;&#x201D; or anything more meaningful than cool things to look at â&#x20AC;&#x201D; this will definitely fit the bill. HEIDI PATALANO
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After years of making a fortune off of his elastic face, Jim Carrey is still finding new ways to manipulate it — though not all of them are intentional. “My face kind of operates on its own nowadays. It just kind of does what it wants to do. Sometimes it’s appropriate and sometimes it’s not,” he says. “Sometimes in the editing room, we’ll go, ‘That’s not human. Eyebrows aren’t supposed to do that.’” After a few live-action roles that required less fa-
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Mr. Carrey’s peeping penguins The 49-year-old comedian returns to the antics that made him famous, now with six waddling creatures
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Twitter happy Since joining Twitter last year, the actor has become an intense user, interacting actively with his more than 3 million followers. Here are some recent postings: @JimCarrey Yesterday i tried to take a pic of the paparazzi that i have inheritAs Mr. Thomas Popper, Jim Carrey enjoys a light dinner with his new friends.
Slapstickin’ it A return to physical comedy also meant a return to childhood for Carrey. “I find I’m still doing little tricks that I created when I was 10 years old,” he says. “The play you do when you’re a kid is so super-important. I’m so lucky that my life didn’t get turned upside down until I was 11, because I had a lot of creativity that still comes into play for me.”
“I’m Canadian. I have a little background with that.” Acting challenges aside, Carrey cops to an affinity for his flightless co-stars: “I think that’s why we love penguins, because they don’t belong anywhere,” he says. “They’re wobbly and vulnerable, and they’re not really fish and they’re not really birds, and that’s how I feel.” NED EHRBAR METRO WORLD NEWS IN LOS ANGELES
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Today’s “what world do you people live in?!” moment is brought to you by Blake Lively, who co-stars in “Green Lantern” this weekend with Ryan Reynolds. How did the actress try to “sabotage” her super-fit leading man? Take it away, Blake: “I would cook for the entire crew and I would try to lure him into eating some of the treats,” she tells UsMagazine.com. “Cupcake lollipops, fresh candies, homemade caramel and marshmallows covered in chocolate — stuff like that.” The horror! And how do you feel about it, Blake? “I am a horrible person!” We don’t even care if she’s joking. Does she have any idea — any at all — how happy some free stale doughnuts can make most workplaces? And to have someone even a fraction as hot as Blake Lively serving them? Blake, we hope there’s a newsroom in your near, unfortunate future.
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Hugh Hefner’s revenge Well, this is embarrassing: Crystal Harris is on the cover of the July Playboy wearing not much more than her now-ex’s silk robe. It’s too late
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Remember the “meat dress” Lady Gaga wore to the MTV Video Music Awards last year? It’s now on display at the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame, although not before some preservation work. “The dress was kept in a meat locker until the treatment was ready to begin,” the Hall said in a statement to CNN.com. “It was then placed in a vat of chemicals and, while still pliable, was put on a body form and allowed to dry.” Admittedly, we almost like it in zombie form.
Be nice to Britney! Justin Timberlake is coming to ex-girlfriend Britney Spears’ defense after the “Femme Fatale” singer has been hit with a deluge of criticism online for her current dance moves. “This thing that happens online bothers me — these anonymous [commentators],” he tells Playboy. “People think they can say anything and it doesn’t matter to people. I’d love to see the people who comment about Britney online say those things to her face, because they couldn’t.”
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Rory McIlroy banished memories of his Masters meltdown in April by grabbing a commanding threestroke lead in the first round of the U.S. Open on Thursday at Congressional Country Club. The Northern Irishman fired a flawless 6-under 65 in wind, rain and sunshine on the tree-lined Blue Course to take control of the yearâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s second major. With a dazzling array of pinpoint approach shots and silky smooth putting, McIlroy ended the day three ahead of Y.E. Yang and Masters champion
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For Bridgewater-based MMA pro Dan Lauzon, there was a time when being the youngest man to fight in the UFC was enough. No more. Now 23, Lauzon was just 18 when he made his UFC debut against Spencer Fisher in 2006, losing via TKO. He reached the top promotion again in 2010, dropping a pair of fights. The road back, Lauzon knows, is paved with hard work and wins — like in Saturday’s World Championship Fighting 155-pound title fight against Noah Weisman in Wilmington.
“I just know I need to get focused,” said Lauzon, whose brother Joe is a UFC regular. “I know I’m very talented. I’ve gotten as far as I have off talent alone; I never really trained for a fight as hard as I should have. “I just need to stay focused and train as hard as I can. In the past, I haven’t really done that.” Weisman, a Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu specialist out of Burlington, Vt., has won five of his first six pro bouts. He’s on a three-fight winning streak after beating TKOing Joel Ly in February. ADAM SMARTSCHAN
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