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Politics. Two executives from the state Sex Offender Registry Board have been removed from their positions and no one will say why. The dismissals are simply being called a “personnel matter.” PAGE 02
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Arkansas-based sound artist Craig Colorusso’s “Sun Boxes” debut in Copley Square today. Each box plays a different guitar note looped continuously, and collectively they play a B-flat chord. / CRAIG COLORUSSO
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Reason unclear in removal of Sex Offender board execs Massachusetts. Two top executives were suddenly and inexplicably dismissed from their duties. Questions linger following the sudden dismissal on Wednesday of two top executives heading up the Massachusetts Sex Offender Registry, as state officials declined to give a reason for the oustings. Saundra Edwards was relieved of duty after seven years as board chairwoman, and Executive Director Jeanne Holmes was placed on administrative leave. When asked why the women were let go, Executive Office of Public Safety and Se-
curity Spokesman Terrel Harris said, “the [Sex Offender Registry Board’s] decision is considered a personnel matter and we’ll have no further comment.” Neither Edwards nor Holmes responded to requests for comment on the matter. Public Safety and Security Secretary Andrea Cabral announced in a press release issued Wednesday that Anne Conners, an investigator for the Department of Early Education and Care, will replace Edwards. Kevin Hayden, the board’s general counsel, will serve as its interim executive director, Cabral said. Gov. Deval Patrick’s office did not respond to a request for comments on the dismissal of Edwards and Holmes, though Cabral touted the
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“I look forward to the opportunity to Chair the Sex Offender Registry Board, and I will work diligently to continue their mission of educating and protecting the people of the commonwealth.” Conners
achievements of their replacements. “[Conners] knows and understands the complexities of the criminal justice system as well as the policies and regulations related to [Sex Offender Registry Information],” said Cabral. “In the course of investigating a number of highprofile cases, [Conners] has worked closely with the [board], local law enforce-
ments agencies, DCF and the District Attorneys’ Offices for many years. She will hit the ground running.” Gov. Deval Patrick appointed Edwards to board chairwoman in 2007. She previously worked as a prosecutor for the Plymouth County District Attorney’s office. He hired Holmes shortly after. Conners will hire a permanent replacement for Holmes, according to Cabral.
The Sex Offender Registry maintains a database of convicted sex offenders and classifies each one by the danger they potentially pose to the public. •
The goal of the registry, according to its website, is to “educate the public and to prevent further victimization.”
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There were 11,307 sex offenders in Massachusetts in 2013, according to the most recent data provided by the National Center for Missing & Exploited Children.
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Having lost the bid for a casino license, the future is uncertain for Suffolk Downs. / GETTY IMAGES
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Hub civil rights advocate wins genius grant Mary Bonauto, a Boston attorney best known for her marriage equality and LGBT advocacy has been awarded a $625,000 from the
With the ink barely dry on the Everett casino approval, an East Boston-based coalition of urban planners is already chiming in about the future of Suffolk Downs. It’s a future that is shrouded in doubt and gloom now that there will be no casino coming to the 161-acre site that straddles the Revere-Eastie line and is home to an historic horse track. Earlier this week, Suffolk Downs indicated the track will be closing down now that there is no casino to pull the operation out of the red. The East Boston group, which is spearheaded by former state Transportation Secretary James Aloisi and includes various community stakeholders, unrolled a “vision statement” on Wednesday
that says the site is ripe for a mix of housing and commercial development. It calls for green redevelopment, noting the presence of an international airport, three tunnels and major highway in the area. The group contends the site, with its Blue Line access and proximity to Logan, downtown and the Innovation District in South Boston, offers “a wealth of development possibilities beyond a casino.” Any development, according to the group, should be rooted in sustainable job creation and offer a broad spectrum of jobs, something a casino would not do. The proposed Suffolk Downs casino was never very popular in Eastie. Last fall,
Visit Metro.us to read about Suffolk Downs’ fight to stay profitable. voters there rejected such an idea. Aloisi, for one, stressed the potential for “21st century jobs” for the site. “I believe we’re trying to begin the conversation,” said Aloisi. “That conversation was premature until this (casino) issue got resolved.” DANNY MCDONALD
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Silver Line extending to Chelsea MassDOT on Wednesday approved a $33.75 million construction contract to extend the T’s popular Silver Line from Logan International Airport to
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“No one ever leaves more stressed out than when they get there — there’s a soothing quality,” said Colorusso, a former Hingham resident. “The great thing about [the installation] is that you’re a part of it. You decide how far you want to go.” Colorusso has traveled across the country with his installation, which has been temporarily placed in 18 states and 35 cities in a variety of settings such as state parks, universities, museums and festivals. “Boston’s attention to and evolving interest in public art and the variety of welcoming public spaces is what makes this city the ideal location for this work,” a city spokeswoman said in a press release. The Sun Boxes will be on display between 10:30 a.m. and sundown at Copley Square to-
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day, at Dewey Square on Friday, at Boston Common on Saturday and in front of The Children’s Museum on Sunday. “Boston is such a green city and has all these beautiful parks, I think it’s a great fit,” said Colorusso. MORGAN ROUSSEAU @MetroMorgan
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Arlington. Neighborhood shaken by drive-by shots
Police investigate at Old Colony Road on Wednesday. NICOLAUS CZARNECKI, METRO
Police are calling a Tuesday night drive-by shooting in a residential Arlington neighborhood a “very troubling incident.” The Arlington Heights residents, an elderly married couple, were home when at least six shots were fired at their home. No injuries were reported. Police said they did not believe the shooting was a random act of violence. The investigation is ongoing. MORGAN ROUSSEAU
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Downtown Crossing is slowly becoming Boston’s premiere destination for dining, shopping and start-ups.
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Older favorites Stoddard’s Pub and JM Curley have been drawing beer fans to Temple Place for a few years now, and soon a new 243-room boutique hotel will draw even more visitors to 59 Temple Place.
Location-based social media app CO Everywhere calls Bromfield Street home as does the video coaching app Ubersense. BlankLabel allows you to customize the perfect dress shirt either online or at their Bromfield Street shop.
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For eight years, the old Filene’s building in the heart of DTX stood vacant, until last month. In August, Havas Media moved into the newly renovated building, soon to be followed by Arnold Worldwide, Primark and Roche Bros., the only supermarket east of the Back Bay. Startups Startups based in Downtown Crossing: •
CO Everywhere: Follow social media happening anywhere in the world www.coeverywhere.com
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Mapkin: GPS that sounds like a Bostonian https://mapkin.co
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BlankLabel: Custom men’s dress shirts www.blanklabel.com
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Millennium Tower
The former blight of downtown (that giant crater) is now filled in and growing tall to become the 60-story Millennium Tower, the tallest
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Grievances against the NFL’s response to domestic abuse cases gathered pace on Wednesday as the Minnesota Vikings acknowledged making a mistake with its treatment of star player Adrian Peterson and corporate sponsors joined the chorus of discontent with America’s top sports league. The Vikings on Wednesday issued the latest mea culpa from the NFL. A flurry of domestic violence cases has raised questions about the league’s
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integrity and the leadership of commissioner Roger Goodell. Even members of Congress are speaking out. The Vikings, which on Monday reactivated Peterson for this Sunday’s NFL game following his indictment last week in Texas in a case involving his 4-yearold son, reversed course by placing him on a special exempt list that suspends him from all team activities. “We made a mistake, and we needed to get this right,” Vikings co-owner Zygi Wilf said at a news conference, adding that he and his brother, Vikings co-owner Mark Wilf, had listened to “our fans, the community and our sponsors.” The NFL called his suspension “a good decision.” REUTERS
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President Barack Obama vowed on Wednesday the United States will not fight another ground war in Iraq, seeking to reassure Americans about the level of U.S. involvement after a top general suggested combat troops could be deployed against Islamic State forces. Obama stressed during a speech at MacDill Air Force Base in Tampa that airstrikes would be the central U.S. contribution to the fight against Islamic State, along with coordinating a coalition that he said now includes more than 40 countries.
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Making beleaguered characters fun to spend time with “There were some challenges, particularly with my character. There was a big backstory element to my character [in the novel] that didn’t work in the storytelling [and] sort of changed the motivation for my character’s attitude toward his siblings. So that was a challenge to motivate the rigidity and resentment that my character really holds on to throughout the ďŹ lm. A number of those things just have to be internal. There have to be secrets that I have, and then hopefully the audience can feel that my being such a joy-kill is for a good reason and not just because I’m an a—hole.â€?
He’s the only Jewish actor in the main cast “Everyone assumes Adam Driver is Jewish. At least I did. I come from a similar background to these characters where it’s completely secular. We deďŹ nitely did the major holidays and things like that, but I wasn’t bar mitzvahed. We would sit Shiva, but certainly not for seven days. And so I understand this particular conundrum of being Jewish but not religious, where you want to have that connection culturally. But maybe you don’t feel as engaged religiously and you’re ďŹ nding a balance there.â€? NED EHRBAR @Nedrick ned.ehrbar@metro.us
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His ‘Ant Man’ villain “Obviously, it’s not like working on an indie ďŹ lm with a director with ďŹ nal cut, but all of my interactions with [director] Peyton [Reed] and with everybody over there have been so creatively minded. Everybody seems so on board with making these stories as emotionally rich and character-based as possible in the background of this spectacle. It feels like a good home for actors.â€?
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‘A Walk Among the Tombstones’ The “60-something Liam Neeson hurts people” cottage industry just keeps on going, though this one at least was made by Scott Frank, the talented screenwriter of “Out of Sight.”
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‘The Maze Runner’ The latest YA movie take on a book you’ve never heard of features a bunch of teens trying to get out of a maze.
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‘This Is Where I Leave You’ A bunch of talented actors (Jason Bateman, Tina Fey and Jane Fonda among them) congregate for a bickering family movie that will almost assuredly go from bitter yuks to sentimental tears. The guy who made “Night at the Museum” directs.
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‘Tusk’ He said he was retiring or something, but Kevin Smith instead made a movie about a psycho (Michael Parks) who kidnaps a podcaster (Justin Long) with the hopes of turning him into a walrus. Yes, you read that right.
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‘The Skeleton Twins’ Kristen Wiig and Bill Hader team up to do a more serious kind of comedy, playing unhappy twins who reunite after both try suicide.
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Dan Stevens bids adieu to Cousin Matthew Interview. The former “Downton Abbey” star shows his range in “A Walk Among the Tombstones” and “The Guest.” Dan Stevens wanted a change, and he certainly got one. After
quickly developing a devoted fan base as Matthew Crawley on “Downton Abbey,” the actor was eager to shake things up. This week finds him as a vet with a deadly secret in the madcap action thriller “The Guest” (opening in limited release) and a troubled drug kingpin alongside Liam Neeson in “A Walk Among the Tombstones” — so yeah, pretty different.
‘Tombstones’ is pretty dark, while The Guest’ is lighter. When I sat down with [“The Guest” director] Adam [Wingard], it was very quickly established that we had the same twisted sense of humor, but also the same desire to entertain. As soon as we realized that we both really passionately loved the movie “Big Trouble in Little China,” we knew we were off to a good start.
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A classic, to be sure. One of the many things we like about that film is the amount of fun Kurt Russell looks like he’s having. We were looking to capture some of that passion and enthusiasm. Growing up in England, we were steeped in American action thrillers and horror movies, and it’s a kind of film that they don’t really make in England. There’s a nod to it in Simon Pegg and Nick Frost’s film “Hot Fuzz,” where they acknowledge that as Brit fanboys we don’t get to make those kinds of movies. Something happened in the last 10 years or so where everyone decided actions movies had to be serious. Right. It’s interesting to watch these cinematic shifts in terms of how we approach things like violence. Even the Bond films have lost one or two of their great quips and oneliners. It seems like they managed to sneak some of that back in with ‘Skyfall.’ It did, it did. I was very pleased to see Albert Finney say, “Welcome to Scotland” with a shotgun in his hands. That was bloody great. NED EHRBAR @Nedrick ned.ehrbar@metro.lu
Dan Stevens (far right) plays a drug kingpin in “A Walk Among the Tombstones,” out Friday. / ATSUSHI NISHIJIMA Former glories
Back to the ‘Abbey’ You mentioned you were looking for things that are different from what you’ve done, and these two roles are pretty far from Cousin Matthew on ‘Downton Abbey.’ It’s easy to fall into one track of work — especially in England where we make a lot of costume dramas. So inevitably, as an actor, it’s there that you end up in a lot of costume dramas. It does take an active push to step outside of that comfort zone and try something a little bit wild and different.
Did you feel like there was a kind of shadow cast by that character that you had to try to get out from under? Well, not really. I hope people will watch both these movies and not see a trace of him. That’s not to put that character down at all, it’s just that was a character on a very particular TV show, and these are roles in very different movies. When you are in people’s living rooms every Sunday night, it’s a different relationship that you have with your audience. Actually having it piped into your living room TV on a regular basis, and that real kind of institutional feel of Sunday night TV, it’s a different relationship.
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New York Fashion Week was full of excellent first- and second-timers showing exciting clothes at incubators like Milk and The White Space (located at Jeff Koons’ studio), as well as new venues such as the Highline Hotel. Here are the best we’ve seen so far. RAQUEL LANERI
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Parsons alums Beckett Fogg and Piotrek Panszczyk, inset, specialize in textile development and embossing, producing luxurious, textured basics in Egyptian cotton and French lamé. A series of bodysuits and track pants featuring puff prints of Leonardo DiCaprio’s face belong at Opening Ceremony STAT.
This young British designer started hand-painting her languid, ’70s-inspired kimonos while studying fashion in London, but she’s recently expanded to digital printing due to demand. Lucky us!
LVMH Prize finalist Chris Gelinas’ third collection — featuring poplin sportswear, sumptuous jacquard dresses and tech-y T-shirts with surprising details like sarisashes and colorful piping — represents a breakthrough for this rising star.
Singaporean designers Koon Lim and Catrine The know how to make a splash, utilizing a stark white set to Kubrickian effect, with models wearing PVC visors. The clothes, thankfully, stand up to the drama, mixing crafty details like woven tapestry textiles and fringe with sporty fabrics in clean cuts.
Spanish designer Alejandra Alonso’s Jazz Age Lawn Party clothes have us dreaming of summer already: kicky tennis separates, crisp shorts suits and pointy-toed flats, all inspired by photos of her grandparents vacationing in Biarritz.
Italian designer Serafina Sama’s New York Fashion Week debut brings some mid-century Slim Aarons glamour back into the city, with Campari-red car coats, sunset-orange A-line skirts and raw-edge linen capes with fun details like fringe pockets.
Interview. Andreja Pejic: ‘It’s an evolution, not a transformation’
Pejic says SRS is “an evolution and not a transformation.” /PROVIDED
“I feel 100 percent complete,” says Andreja Pejic. “It’s about proving my position in the industry and speaking out for equal rights in fashion for transgender models, because it doesn’t exist right now.” It’s a socially charged mission statement that you wouldn’t typically expect to hear from a model. However, there’s nothing typical about Andreja Pejic. Her white blonde hair, full lips and high cheekbones all exemplify the checklist of model attributes. But it’s the fact that she has just under-
The documentary
Raising awareness Pejic is spreading awareness through an autobiographical book, which will be published in Australia early next year, and a documentary of her sex reassignment surgery. Although she was
gone male-to-female sex reassignment surgery and spoken out about it that makes Pejic
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originally unsure about filming her transition, her filmmaker friend Eric Miclette encouraged her, saying, “You need to capture this, you’ll regret it if you don’t. It’s a unique story and it can help a lot of young people.” The film, “Andrej(a),” is looking to raise $200,000 on Kickstarter.
“I’ve been off the dating scene for a while, but I’m open to love. ... I used to think that love wasn’t something I was deserving of, but now I have enough pride to say that it’s exactly what I deserve.” Pejic
unique. “I have a level of social responsibility, and that’s one
of the reasons for coming out,” she explains. It’s an incredibly brave deci-
sion to make, considering that there is still antipathy targeted at the transgender community. There’s also the matter of her very successful career as an androgynous male model for fashion houses such as Jean Paul Gaultier and Marc Jacobs. Her agents warned that transitioning would destroy her career. That, however, didn’t sway Pejic’s decision. “I’m very proud of my career, but it got to a point where I needed to complete my dream and feel comfortable in my body. There was no way I was going to hide this,” she says. RICHARD PECKETT
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How a hot cup of coffee can help you fall in love Human nature. A behavioral expert tells us how daters can tip the scales in their favor.
A warm drink and a delicious dessert can be more important than you realize. / WAVEBREAK MEDIA
Picture your idea of a nice first date. Is it dinner and a movie? A visit to an interesting museum exhibit? Instead, an expert on human behavior suggests you get a hot cup of coffee and maybe a freshly made dessert. “If you’re going on a date, you want the other person to think you are warm,” says Thalma Lobel, a professor of psychology at Tel Aviv University and author of the book “Sensation: The New Science of Physical Intelligence.” She notes that the environment around us has more of an im-
pact on human behavior than we realize. We asked Lobel for some scientifically proven dating tips for singles.
Visit a bakery People tend to love the aroma of freshly baked bread or pastries and react accordingly. “I suggest maybe having dessert in a bakery after dinner,” she advises. There’s even an added bonus: Pleasant scents are said to help minimize awkward situations.
Add a touch of red to your wardrobe “The movie industry has known for years that using red lipstick or a red dress signals sexuality,” notes Lobel. You don’t need to deck yourself out in red from head to toe. Something as simple as adding a red scarf or some
Look around
Be aware of the impact of your surroundings “The whole idea of the book is to examine how our physical sensations influence our lives,” says Lobel. “The temperature of the things we touch, the textures, the colors. All of these affect the way we perceive the other person.” A famous study showed that people holding hot cups of coffee in their hands tended to think more fondly of those they were meeting with because of the power of holding something warm, even for just a moment. While warm drinks inspire friendly feelings in people, an iced coffee or soda can literally put a chill on your evening, Lobel says.
red accessories should do the trick.
Sit in comfy seats Don’t forget the impact of soothing textures when picking a place. “If you touch something soft, you actually feel softer toward the other person,” says Lobel.
Use a bit of caution Of course, Lobel points out, red lipstick or a really delicious latte isn’t going make a relationship that was never meant to be develop into a lifelong commitment. But the right environment could make a tiny yet crucial difference that takes a budding romance to the next level. “It might just tip the scale,” Lobel says.
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A sensor on Bistro will make sure none of your cats are eating your other cats’ portions. / INDIEGOGO
Fat cats? Not with this contraption Feline friends. Bistro uses state-of-the-art technology to keep your buddy fighting fit. Facial recognition technology could make greedy fat cats a thing of the past. Bistro, a new food dispenser masterminded by Taiwanese company 42Ark, monitors and informs owners as to the eating habits of their feline friends. A built-in camera at the front of the gadget identifies your pet, while weight sensors located underneath the animal and bowl calculate the exact quantity of food intake. The information is then sent via home Wi-Fi to a smartphone app, where owners can check out their cat’s diet history, get a health analysis report and even watch their pet in real time. The brain behind
Bistro Mu-Chi Sung explains how his calorie-cutting device — funded through crowdsourcing platform Indiegogo — will cull the rise in cat obesity. This all sounds very Big Brother (beware the hand that feeds you). How did you come up with the idea for the device? The whole thing started when I found my cat, Momo, who had developed pancreatic cancer, lying paralyzed on the floor. For a long time, I was putting food and water in her bowl but had no idea whether she was eating it properly. It wasn’t until I started hand-feeding her that I realized that she still had an appetite. It turns out that my other cats had been eating Momo’s food. If I had noticed as soon as she had stopped eating, then she needn’t have experienced any pain.
So are all your cats using the Bistro now? Not right now because there is only one working prototype in our office. It sounds a bit like a fitness band for a cat. Is it not a bit over-the-top? We all need to measure and quantify our lives. It’s lifelogging for your cat in terms of weight, appetite, hydration and ultimately wellbeing. Isn’t it possible that message alerts about your cat’s health might cause unnecessary paranoia? I don’t think it would cause concern. You would only see the update warning if there is a sudden change in your cat’s behavior. EDWARD THOMPSON @MetroBOS letters@metro.us
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Pricey pet alert. Paris Hilton buys $13,000 pup Paris Hilton reportedly spent at least $13,000 on her new Pomeranian puppy, according to the Calgary Sun. The reality show star and heiress has been posting puppy photos to Instagram all week. In one post she asks her 3.1 million
followers, “He’s so perfect! I need the perfect name for him! Does anyone have anymore name suggestions for my precious lil angel baby?” She later revealed that she settled on the name Mr. Perfect. METRO
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Live this weekend. For the Cambridge University grads Clean Bandit, it’s all porn parties and DIY videos.
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Nov. 12, Arts at the Armory (On sale Friday)
Clean Bandit may identify themselves as an electronic chamber music quartet, but these Brits who gave us the infectious single, “New Eyes,” aren’t as stodgy as their genre of choice might imply. “We all shout some Spice Girl lyrics before we go onstage,” says violin player Milan Neil Amin-Smith, during a chat backstage at Latitude festival in Suffolk, England. These University of Cambridge graduates — Grace Chatto (cello and vocals), brothers Jack (bass guitar and keyboard) and Luke Patterson (drums) and Amin-Smith — aren’t exactly ones for convention. Their music, which is a mix of Disclosure-style house and garage with classical flourishes of orchestral strings, might sound as opiniondividing as chilli chocolate, but it’s in fact proving to be a floor-filler. So apparently you met porn star Ron Jeremy recently in the U.S. What kind of parties are you attending these days? I have to be honest with you and say I’m the only one who went to bed before we met him. But it came about because Grace peeled off from the group and went to a nightclub on her own in L.A. I don’t know what took her, but she’s quite headstrong. Is she the party person of the band? Not particularly, but she’s by far the bravest and by far the most confident. She ended up
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Clean Bandit play a sold-out show on Saturday at The Paradise (967 Comm. Ave., Boston). / PROVIDED
getting invited to some party at an amazing Beverly Hills mansion, so she rang everyone else [in the band] and partied with Ron Jeremy. Did you take home some of the merch? No merchandise, but I think one of our singers was left with a bite on her neck. Would you do a backing track for one of his movies?
Jan. 20, Royale (On sale Friday)
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You hit a tree and fell off, didn’t you? I had a pole behind me and a belt around my waist and that was literally it. And yes, I did knock into a tree.
“To be honest, having a tour manager makes you more not used to dealing with real-life situations than Cambridge. You turn up in an airport and forget how to read a departures board.” Neil Amin-Smith
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What’s the worst thing you’ve ever read about yourself? Someone said that I looked like a socially awkward school nerd who had been dragged backward through an Urban Outfitters sale. It took a lot of thought, I guess. RICHARD PECKETT richard.peckett@metro.lu
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The Cave Singers Tonight, 9 p.m. Great Scott 1222 Comm. Ave., Allston $13-$15, 18+, 800-745-3000 www.greatscottboston.com The most distinctive aspect of this rootsy Seattle band’s sound is the voice of singer Peter Quirk. It’s weird, nasally and childlike, but it’s also a bluesy, world-weary tenor. It doesn’t feel like a natural voice, but more like a character he’s doing, and it enhances the group’s gospellike, Americana vibe, as if these are songs by someone else, from some other era.
Speaking of making movies, Clean Bandit produces their own dangerous DIY music videos. Any close calls? Yeah, because we do them ourselves there aren’t any health and safety regulations involved in the way that there might be if it were done professionally. One of our friends built a wooden plank on top of his car and then Grace and I stood on
it and played our instruments for the “Telephone Banking” video. We drove reasonably fast around the streets of East London near the Olympic Village. There were very few cars, but there were tree branches.
On struggling with everyday real-life situations
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The Cave Singers have found the key to saving money while on tour: one motel room! / PROVIDED
Friday and Saturday Cuisine en Locale 156 Highland Ave., Somerville $20-$25, 617-285-0167 www.cuisineenlocale.com This fest, in its second of five weekends, celebrates the local music heard on WMBR’s “Pipeline!” for the past 25 years. Hosted by the venerable Jeff Breeze, the show has hosted some of the best New England bands through the ages, many of whom reunite just for this fest. This weekend features Dirt Merchants, The Gravel Pit, The Sheila Divine and lots more.
Purple Ivy Shadows, pictured here in their ’90s glory, are one of more than a dozen great “Pipeline!” acts playing CeL this weekend. / JOSHUA KESSLER
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‘Guess’ what’s outdated Review. The Huntington’s “Guess Who’s Coming to Dinnerâ€? oers laughs and strong performances, but not much newness.
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‘Guess Who’s Coming to Dinner’ Through Oct. 5 $25-$99 Huntington Theatre 264 Huntington Ave. 617-266-0800 www.huntingtontheatre.org
ing in indecipherable dialogue. Lynda Gravatt, as the Drayton family’s domestic, gets all the best lines and dispenses Tillie’s witty observations with impeccable comic timing. Malcolm-Jamal Warner (of “The Cosby Show� fame) delivers a solid turn as Dr. John Prentice. Another 1980s sitcom fixture, Julia Duffy (“Newhart�), is stellar as Christina Drayton, often eliciting uproarious
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laughter. Will Lyman is especially good as liberal patriarch Matt Drayton, while Patrick Shea’s boozy Monsignor Ryan adds great levity to the production. Lonnie Farmer and Adriane Lenox, sadly, have little to work with as the elder Prentices. NICK DUSSAULT @MetroBOS letters@metro.us
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Forensics Panel and Launch of ‘The Skeleton Crew’ Thursday, 7 p.m. Trident Bookseller and Cafe 338 Newbury St. Free, 617-267-8688 www.tridentbookscafe.com Author Deborah Halber will discuss her book “The Skeleton Crew,â€? which concerns the thousands of unidentiďŹ ed human remains in the United States and the amateur detectives trying to identify them and discover how they died. Once upon a time, this could have been Mark Wahlberg. / DONNIE WAHLBERG
childhood, when he and his siblings used to play in public pools. “It just reminded me of my brother Mark, shirtless, with his diaper hangin’ out of his shorts, just playing in the water, and that was very reflective of our upbringing,� says Wahlberg. Visitors to the gallery also have the chance to win prizes, such as a camera or a PIXMA PRO printer, as well as signed prints from the photographers. If you’re inspired to start
taking your own photos, Wahlberg thinks Boston is a great place to take pictures. “I’d say the best thing about Boston itself is, most everywhere you go, there’s going to be something that’s aesthetically, if not pleasing, at least interesting, and everything is five minutes away from each other.� In other words, if your current neighborhood isn’t inspiring your shutterbug impulses, you’re only a few minutes away from a new opportunity. LISA WEIDENFELD
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‘Emilie: La Marquise du Chatelet Defends Her Life Tonight’ Through October 4 Central Square Theater 450 Mass. Ave., Somerville $15-$49, 617-576-9278 www.centralsquaretheater.org This is the story of a French noblewoman and scientist of the 18th century who introduced Newton’s ideas to France, had a friendship with Voltaire that may or may not have involved
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romance — but definitely involved proofreading — and also happened to be a bad-ass card player, if only because one should be well-rounded. ART
‘Jumbo: Marvel, Myth and Mascot’ Through December 7 Tufts University Art Gallery 40R Talbot Ave., Medford Free, 617-627-3518 Artgallery.tufts.edu This is the first exhibition to tell the story of Jumbo, the famous circus elephant and mascot of Tufts University, through original documents, including prints, posters, photographs and other items. Captured in modern-day Mali in 1861, he was a popular attraction in Europe and then America, where he spent his final years as a prized acquisition of P.T. Barnum. DANCE
‘Evolution’ Friday and Saturday The Dance Complex 536 Mass. Ave., Cambridge $15-$20, 800-838-3006 www.brownpapertickets.com Continuum Dance Project, an ensemble led by Fernadina Chan and composed of alumni of the Boston Arts Academy, performs its debut concert, with pieces by Chan, Adriane
Theater. The Bard heads to the ballpark There’s nothing quite like heading to Fenway in September. You put on a warm sweater, grab a hot dog and then settle in to watch the guy who played Voldemort in “Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets” perform the “To be or not to be” scene from “Hamlet.” What, that isn’t what you normally do at Fenway? Commonwealth Shakespeare Company’s got you covered, then. The company is putting on what artistic director Steve Maler calls “an evening of Shakespeare’s greatest hits. It’s fantastic scenes from iconic Shakespeare plays — ‘Hamlet,’ ‘Othello,’ ‘A Midsummer Night’s Dream,’ ‘Twelfth Night’ — all in digestible bits.” Over the next couple of days while the Red Sox are out of town playing the Orioles, a stage is being constructed over the home field dugout to put on a special one-night-only performance of the Bard’s hits. Expect to see a few familiar faces as well. In addition
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to Christian Coulson (the aforementioned portrayer of a young Voldemort), “Glee” dad Mike O’Malley will be there, as well as Neal McDonough, who you probably saw in “Minority Report” or “Captain America.” Both are Boston natives. According to Maler, all of the actors were pretty excited to get the chance to perform at Fenway. O’Malley can be seen performing in parts of “A Midsummer Night’s Dream.” “As soon as this idea of a performance at Fenway Park happened, he was right on board,” says Maler. With all the actors coming in from different places, some of the scenes won’t actually be blocked out until Thursday night and Friday afternoon before the show. When asked how it will all come together in time, Maler laughs and says, “You know, it’s an interesting question, and I will be able to tell you in full on Saturday morning, after it’s over.” LISA WEIDENFELD
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Virgo | Aug. 23-Sept. 22. Think outside the box. You will be pleasantly surprised by a new or unusual venture presented to you. Don’t be afraid to try something new.
Pisces | Feb. 19-March 20. Your compassion will shine in dealings with those you care about. Feel confident to enable beneficial changes to take place. Make a difference.
Libra | Sept. 23-Oct. 22. Slow and steady will be your best approach. You will be frustrated if you take on too many projects. Nothing will be accomplished if you don’t pay attention to detail.
Aries | March 21-April 20. You are always ahead of the crowd. Don’t be too hard on people who can’t keep up. Showing patience and understanding will result in appreciation and admiration.
Scorpio|Oct. 23-Nov. 21. An unexpected change will result in an exciting venture. Find a way to incorporate the old and the new into your plans for the future, to suit your needs.
Taurus | April 21-May 21. Aim high. Take an active role and see your commitments through to completion. A leadership position will be offered and will help get you where you want to go.
Sagittarius | Nov. 22Dec. 21. You will need to take good care of financial matters. A joint venture will have an unfavorable outcome. An in-depth look at your records will ensure that is overlooked.
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Gemini | May 22-June 20. Don’t be dissuaded if others don’t see things your way. Keep on top of your professional responsibilities. Maintain your focus, be diligent and accept the changes that lie ahead.
Capricorn | Dec. 22-Jan. 20. A personal relationship will cause dissatisfaction. Don’t get sidetracked. Once you are outside the workplace, you will have more time to do some soul-searching.
Cancer | June 21-July 22. Avoid trouble. If you are too idle, you will end up stressing over personal problems that you cannot fix. Avoid emotional scenes by pursuing your own projects.
Aquarius | Jan. 21-Feb. 18. Social activities, love and romance are all highlighted. Don’t be afraid to show your romantic side. An escape from your regular routine will contribute to a happier life.
Leo | July 23-Aug. 22. You can show generosity without opening your wallet. Offer your time and advice rather than money. Your financial situation will deteriorate if you are too free with cash. EUGENIA LAST
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age. I could blame others, or step up and take control of my own boundaries and change myself. This is what I choose to do. I hope both other abused men and abused women can find appropriate help to focus on healing themselves also. While anger may be legitimate, how it’s processed is important and is key to my healing. Blame is not helpful for me. Also, none of us benefit when a person is tried in the media. Rules of evidence, challenging of witnesses and all the rules of court are necessary for justice to work. Remember this: Ray Rice is innocent until proven
Re: ‘Discourse on male victims distracts from Ray Rice issue’ (Metro, Sept. 16) Knowing that men can be victims of abuse and that they are not taken seriously when they speak out is a valid point. Letter writers B. Mason and Scott Perry belittling, shaming and emotionally abusing letter writer Bryon Watson for saying so is not healing or helpful. As a recovering survivor of abuse, I know I can’t control others. I was socialized to be the victim from an early
guilty, and if found guilty, is still only a sick person who might be doing very bad and even evil things. To deem someone bad or evil cannot help solve, fix or heal. Only the understanding that sick is sick, and the offering of treatment, can make things better. Societal rage is not conducive to victims becoming survivors. It’s up to all parties involved in the abuse to seek recovery and become survivors.
racist in the privacy of his home, and he is banned from the NBA for life. Forced to sell his team. Paula Deen mentioned the “N” word 20 years ago in retelling a story, and she is banished; her career is over. Ray Rice knocks out his wife in an elevator. He punched her so hard he could have killed her. People rally around him by sporting his jersey at Ravens games. JOHN MCLAUGHLIN, VIA EMAIL
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REBOUNDING FROM THE WEEK 2 INJURY BUFFET If you made it to Week 3 without losing any players to injury, suspension or criminal proceedings, you’re well ahead of the game. The rest of us are running around like chickens with our heads cut off, trying to keep up with one of the craziest months in NFL history. The most actionable changes this week are due to running back injuries. Here’s what to expect from three new starters:
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Stevan Ridley, RB, Patriots — A home game against the Triple-A Raiders is an obvious Ridley smash and pound spot. Bad news for Shane Vereen owners.
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Jared Cook, TE, Rams — In Week 1, Dallas got hit for two touchdowns by 49ers tight end Vernon Davis. In Week 2, Tennessee tight end Delanie Walker gave them an impressive 10-142-1 line.
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Jeremy Hill, RB, Bengals — A soft Titans front will leave enough room for both Hill and Giovani Bernard to eat on Sunday — especially if A.J. Green (toe) sits.
Swimming in the Knile This version of the Andy Reid offense is the most running back dependent scheme in the league — and it’s not going to change now that Jamaal Charles is sidelined by an ankle injury. In the three games Charles has missed time in over the last two seasons, Knile Davis is averaging 27.3 touches per day and has scored six touchdowns. He has to face a very good Dolphins run defense this Sunday, but we know the workload is going to be there.
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Ingram (hand) is out at least a month, Robinson is going to form a two-headed monster with Pierre Thomas and pick up the goal-line work that led to three Ingram touch-
NFL. Patriots saying they don’t take Raiders lightly The Patriots are favored by a whopping 14 1/2 points over the 0-2 Raiders this Sunday (1 p.m., CBS), according to Bovada. Of course, that means that New England head coach Bill Belichick is acting as though Bo Jackson, Ken Stabler and Howie Long are coming to Foxboro this weekend. “I think this team looks like the big, fast team that the Raiders have been known for,” Bill Belichick said. METRO
Rookie Derek Carr has started for Oakland so far in 2014. / GETTY IMAGES
downs this season. With 10-14 touches weekly in this explosive Saints offense, the former UDFA is a top-30 fantasy running back for the next month. MLB
Red Sox excited about Castillo Rusney Castillo made his much anticipated Red Sox debut last night in Pittsburgh, batting seventh and playing center field, and Boston manager John Farrell is more than ready to unleash the Cuban star. “He’s an electric player with a lot of skills. He’s explosive, quick-twitch,” Farrell told WEEI. “We’re looking forward to seeing him in this park.” METRO
The Chargers gave Donald Brown a $10.5 million contract this offseason with this moment in mind. Ryan Mathews (knee) is out 4-5 weeks and this run-based attack needs a workhorse. Look for Danny Woodhead to mostly stay in his passing back role, leaving Brown to handle the majority of early-down and goal-line work. The guy Peyton Manning made famous with the “Damn it, Donald” line will have plenty of flex appeal thanks to a very soft upcoming schedule.
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MLB. Umpire suspended after Papelbon incident Phillies closer Jonathan Papelbon was suspended seven games by MLB for making an obscene gesture toward fans and for bumping umpire Joe West. But West is also getting some share of the blame from the ugly incident in Philly. West was suspended one game without pay for initiating contact with Papelbon, grabbing his jersey, during a heated argument. METRO
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Jonathan Papelbon and Joe West have been suspended. / GETTY IMAGES
Winston punished for outburst Florida State quarterback Jameis Winston will sit out the first half of this Saturday’s game against Clemson after he allegedly stood on a table near the school’s student union and shouted an obscene sexual phrase. Winston was heard shouting the popular Internet phrase by dozens of FSU students. Winston was investigated in 2013 for sexual assault, but was not charged, and also found himself in trouble earlier this year for stealing $32 worth of crab legs from a grocery store.
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