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MBTA vigilant in wake of reported ISIS terror threats Boston. T security officials are monitoring reports of a potential terror plot targeting U.S. subways. The MBTA beefed up high-visibility patrols Thursday after Iraq claimed it received credible information that Islamic State militants were plotting an imminent attack on subway systems in the U.S. and Paris. Prime Minister Haider alAbadi told reporters at the United Nations that he had received information Thursday morning from militants captured in Iraq that the radical Sunni militant group, commonly known as ISIS, had planned attacks “in the metros of Paris and the U.S.” Senior U.S. officials said they had no evidence to back up the claim. “The MBTA is aware of the recent report pertaining to al-
leged subway plots in Europe and elsewhere,” Transit Police Chief Paul MacMillan said in an emailed statement Thursday afternoon, adding that T officials were in close contact with local and state police, as well as the Boston Office of the FBI and the Transportation Security Administration. No direct threat has been made against Boston’s transportation system, though out of an abundance of caution, the T planned to increase both high-visibility and K-9 patrols. Passengers, however, were urged to keep their eyes peeled for unusual activity on the T. “There is no information that either the MBTA or Boston is a specific subject of this report. As always, we ask that customers and employees remain vigilant and report any suspicious incidents to the MBTA Transit Police,” said MacMillan. MORGAN ROUSSEAU @MetroMorgan
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A federal judge on Wednesday denied a bid by accused Boston Marathon bomber Dzhokhar Tsarnaev to move his upcoming terror trial out of the city; however, he agreed to postpone it by two months. Defense attorneys had originally asked that Tsarnaev’s Nov. 3 trial be pushed back until next fall. U.S. District Judge George O’Toole agreed to delay it until Jan. 5. But the decision not to
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Iraqi PM says Islamic militants plans attacks on US subways No evidence. Haider al-Abadi’s comments were met with surprise and skepticism by US security officials. Iraq has received “credible” intelligence that Islamic State militants plan to attack subway systems in Paris and the United States, Iraq’s prime minister said on Thursday, but U.S. and French officials said they had no evidence to back up the claim. Iraqi Prime Minister Haider al-Abadi said he had received
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FBI. Islamic militant in James Foley beheading videos is identified A masked Islamic State militant seen wielding a knife in videos depicting the beheading of two Americans has been identified, FBI Director James Comey said on Thursday, but he declined to give the person’s name or nationality. A European government
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HEAR NO EVIL FROM OPPOSITION Amid the news of air strikes, coffee salutes and elbowing at the U.N. buffet this week, I spotted a headline from Bloomberg View about “partyism” now being the big divider in our society trumping racism, religion or damn-near-anything else. At first I took this as a good thing. “After all,” I told my wife, “wouldn’t it be better if we all loved hot wings, cold beer and balloons more than wearing bed sheets and toting torches? I’m going to grab the cooler and some Japanese lanterns from the basement.” “Hold on,” Linda said, reading more closely. “It’s a different kind of partyism.” Turns out the article was pushing the idea that nothing makes one American more
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As “Saturday Night Live” begins its 40th season, we celebrate with choice quotes from the new edition of the “Live From New York” book by James Andrew Miller and Tom Shales. The authors spoke with nearly every living cast member for a 2004 edition, and over the past decade they collected new anecdotes from those same people as well as from many of the current cast members, who we’re profiling here. One common thread runs through the narrative: It’s intense!
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“I knew there was going to be craziness. My phone blew up when there was news I was auditioning. ... And then when I got it — much more: 300 text messages.”
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“I can’t even watch the show the same way now. ... It’s crazy to imagine your picture at some point in that long line of head shots that we have up there on the wall.”
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“I’ll stay here as long as they’ll have me. This was my dream, and I should be thinking more about the future ... but ... when I walk out this door, I want to be able to say to myself, ‘You did what you wanted to do.’”
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Taran Killam “My first season or two there was a Huffington Post article that ranked cast members on a weekly basis. They had their own algorithm of screen time — who did what, what is the best sketch — and I was the worst. I was just the worst! It’s a dangerous pitfall. With a 40-year history, there’s so much to compare yourself to. The shadow grows longer and darker the longer the show goes on. Now we’re not just compared to the original ’75 cast, we’re compared to six generations, versus the people who came before were compared to five.”
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Q&A SIMON PEGG ON THE KEY TO HAPPINESS
The British comedy legend swears his new film is schmaltzy but also a bit sophisticated. Simon Pegg goes all out in “Hector and the Search for Happiness,” playing the titular psychiatrist stymied by modern life who embarks on a globe-trotting trip to get in touch with his inner child. To hear Pegg tell it, how you respond to the film says a lot about you. It’s easy to feel like a sap for falling for this. Well, one person’s sap is another
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film will shine quite a bright light on that, whereas if you have a capacity to be happy you’ll come out of it going, “Yeah, man!” [Laughs] At one point, Hector gets very down on his profession of psychiatry because many of his patients treat it as a luxury item, but that’s not the whole of that field. I totally agree that in psychiatry you can help people to address issues that they have that might damage their lives.
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But at the same time when you don’t have to worry about survival, when you don’t have to worry about finding your next meal or living through the night, you have time to start thinking about stuff like that. And that’s when you start questioning your happiness. There is a certain numbness to modern living for us in affluent society where we have so much choice and we’re so looked after, offered so much stuff that’s supposed to make us happy
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‘The Equalizer’ ••••• What was once a weekly ’80s TV show about a loner (Edward Woodward) helping out those in trouble is now a straight-up vigilante movie for Denzel Washington, where his Special Forces he-man-turnedhardware-store-employee takes on the Russian mob. The lowdown: Though a movie version of an old show, “The Equalizer” is really more of a remake of another movie where Washington plowed through a powerful crime organization after they hurt a young girl. In 2004’s “Man on Fire,” it was Dakota Fanning; here, it’s Chloe Grace Moretz, as a prostitute for the Russian mob. But where “Fire” was phantasmagorically unpleasant, “The Equalizer” is unnecessarily funereal. Washington previously teamed
with director Antoine Fuqua on “Training Day.” The latter seems to think this is “King Lear.” It’s not. It’s a trashy “Death Wish” ripoff in nice clothes. But there’s no tension. Washington’s avenger is closer to Scarlett Johansson in “Lucy”: an untouchable superhero, or at least one who can always find a “MacGyver”-esque way to cauterize a wound. Washington is reliably eccentric, but only hammy Marton Csokas, as an intensely quiet, tattooed psycho mafia enforcer, gets that this is silly.
‘The Boxtrolls’ ••••• Laika, the mordant stop-motion animation team that made “Coraline” and “ParaNorman,” match Dickens with monsters for their latest, about a hilly English town whose denizens worry about underground trolls, who, of course, are perfectly harmless. The lowdown: Any stop-motion factory has to be judged against Aardman, the relentlessly clever team responsible for “Wallace and Gromit.” Laika aren’t as good, but they are more morbid, nearly as clever and, in the case of “The Boxtrolls,” at least as excessively English. The jokes don’t come terribly fast in this gloomy number — and sometimes
A BOY NAMED EGGS LIVES AMONG SOME MONSTERS IN “THE BOXTROLLS.” LAIKA, FOCUS FEATURES
they don’t come at all. But the mood is a sustained one, always teetering between dark and funny, with just enough “heart” — that dreaded ’toon requisite — to show it has a pulse without ruining the fun. In fact, the foundation is sound: It’s a social commentary that never turns didactic; a heavy fable that’s light on its feet; an all-star animation where every actor is chosen for talent, not his or her name. The trolls — who, yes, wear boxes around their waists — remain babbling cuties on the order of “Despicable Me” minions, while even the villains are adorable — chiefly the head baddie voiced by Ben Kingsley: a lactoseintolerant social climber. The actor speaks in a sing-songy patter that clings to each vowel like butter on an artery lining, ensuring that “The Boxtrolls” is as much fun to listen to as it is to look at — which is to say, very. MATT PRIGGE
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Studies have shown that a woman discovers everything she needs to know about a potential lover from the very first kiss, and any guy who has tried to get to first base on a date knows it. Interestingly, it’s not just humans who show affection this way. Bonobo chimpanzees kiss on the lips, elephants put their trunks in each other’s mouths and foxes lick each other’s faces — all as signs of affection. More than half of all people experience their first real kiss by the time they’re 14 years old, but more often than not it isn’t the same as our teenage dreams. As adults, it can’t hurt to know a little bit more about the mechanics of kissing. Here are some interesting bits about one of our favorite activities: • Kissing is exercise: When we kiss, our hearts beat faster and our breathing becomes deeper, mimicking the way our bodies react to exercise. If done with passion, a 60-second kiss burns more than 50 calories.
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• Kissing raises self-esteem: Kissing sends signals to our brain to produce hormones that make us feel good. And it’s no surprise that one kiss leads to another.
So, what’s the secret to a romantic kiss? After interviewing over 500 women, there are some very common threads of what is wanted and not wanted:
Don’ts • “Sloppy, wet and all over.” • “His tongue all the way down my throat.” • “He shouldn’t think that a kiss is the precursor to oral sex.”
Do’s • Start gently. Let your mouth wander, but pay attention to your partner’s reactions and act accordingly. • Light strokes on the cheekbones, neck and back get extra points, as these areas are usually ignored. • Start slowly, and watch for signs that encourage more rapid movement.
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Return of the Rosebud Restaurants. A Davis Square favorite reopens under new ownership and with a new look (but only on the inside).
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The Rosebud, the famous train car diner in Davis Square, has been part of the scene in Somerville for a very long time — so long, in fact, that it’s on the National Historic Register. That meant a few hiccups along the way for Alpine Restaurant Group, which took over the space and renovated it (they also run Posto and Painted Burro). It reopened last week as Rosebud American Kitchen & Bar. Chef John Delpha answered a few questions about the challenges of renovating such an old building.
it’s this very rustic, beautiful industrial sort of lighting, and then when you go to the diner car, it’s all black and red and shiny silver table edges, and a black ceiling. It’s a really cool look.
How different does it look now? You walk into the restaurant,
So it’s almost like two different dining experiences. You get two different vibes.
The facade and the sign outside are the same, but the diner car looks a bit different. Get to know the Rosebud again at 381 Summer St. / DEREK KOUYOUMJIAN
The food is the same in both places. You’re just looking at different stuff. We’ve had a lot of people request to be in the diner car. Did you happen to find anything weird while you were renovating? You mean like, 150 phone lines for certain operations?
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‘Bent’ is just superb Review. Zeitgeist Stage Company’s production about a gay man in Nazi Germany is heart-wrenching and powerful. Zeitgeist Stage Company just upped its already impressive game with its superb current production of “Bent,” a Holocaust tale of the Nazi persecution of gay people. The play opens in pre-World War II Germany, on what appears to be a typical morning after in the Berlin apartment of Max and Rudy. The lovers discuss how they’re going to pay the rent, the previous evening’s escapades and the leather boy Max brought home although claims he doesn’t remember. Wolf, the leather boy, brings more than late-night debauchery to the couple. His political
From left, Lucas Cardona, Victor Shopov, Brooks Reeves and Joshua Clary in Zeitgeist Stage Company’s production of “Bent.” / RICHARD HALL, SILVERLINE IMAGES
affiliations lead to trouble for all three, as Max and Rudy are forced to run for their lives, with Max ultimately landing in Dachau. Mikey DiLoreto is both hilarious and heart-breaking as the flamboyant, free-spirited dancer Rudy. From the flip of a limp wrist to the gut-wrenching screams of horror, DiLoreto displays impressive range in his stellar work. An especially gaunt-looking Brooks Reeves delivers a flawless, disturbing turn as Horst, the resigned gay prisoner Max meets at Dachau, who changes Max forever. In one of
the show’s most poignant moments, Horst explains to Max the hierarchy of the pink triangle and yellow star symbols the prisoners wear, noting that “pink is the lowest.” As Max, Victor Shopov delivers a performance as close to perfection as live theater gets. His transformation from hustling party boy to proud man owning his truth and his fate is spellbinding. The palpable frustration of his powerlessness, his ability to survive in a concentration camp and the physicality of the role make Shopov exhausting and exhilarating to watch.
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Friday, 7:30 p.m. Regent Theatre 7 Medford St., Arlington $28-$45, 781-646-4849 www.regenttheatre.com Years before Aerosmith wrote “Dream On” at a B.U. piano, these B.U. boys started a British invasioninspired rock combo. Within two years, they became one of New England’s most popular rock groups — they even toured briefly with the Beatles. An inclusion on the legendary “Nuggets” compilation ensured their continued cult popularity long after their 1966 breakup. They reunited in 1998.
Saturday, 8 p.m. The Sinclair 52 Church St., Cambridge $15-$17, 18+, 800-745-3000 www.ticketmaster.com This Norwegian indie pop maestro used to elicit comparisons to fellow Scandinavian Jens Lekman. Both are superb craftsmen with somewhat flat croons and florid arrangement styles, but Lerche is edgier, more up-front emotionally and prone to wilder dynamic contrasts — characteristics that have only increased over time. His latest, “Please,” finds him at his most direct and effusive, miles from Lekman’s wry, stately ironies.
‘Let’s Make a Sandwich: An Experiment in Opera Production’ Thursday through Saturday Zack Box, Boston Conservatory 8 The Fenway Free-$15, 617-912-9222 www.guerillaopera.com Guerilla Opera presents a double feature of mini operas, Curtis K. Hughes’ “RareBit” and Rudolf Rojahn’s “Ouroboros.” Both are inspired by an odd source: a surreally dull 1950 informational film produced by the American Gas Corporation called “Let’s Make a Sandwich.” The “experimental” part is that both operas are presented in two versions, each
Black Lips/The King Kahn and BBQ Show Sunday, 7 p.m. The Paradise 967 Comm. Ave. $18, 18+, 800-745-3000 www.ticketmaster.com Lester Bangs once said that rock ‘n’ roll is a big party and as long as there are a few classic, non-nonsense rock bands around, the party can keep going forever. We like to think the two primo garage bands on this double bill would live up to his specifications. Lo, the party shall go on — may it never cease!
Shovels and Rope Friday and Saturday Royale 279 Tremont St. $20-$23, 18+, 800-745-3000 www.ticketmaster.com Stripped to the bare bones of one guitar, a drum set and two voices, Shovels and Rope produce beautiful high lonesome harmonies and songs as contemporary as they are timeless, drawing equally from rock, folk, country, blues and gospel. Countless bands try to pull this off but very few do — this band’s greatest trick is to make it look simple. Maybe they could give lessons to a few imitators out there?
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Todd Hido: Excerpts from Silver Meadows Through Oct. 19 Boston University Art Gallery 855 Comm. Ave. Free, 617-353-3329 www.bu.edu/art These ghostly, isolated images by photographer Todd Hido seem like decades-old found photographs. A single white cat sits, dignified and alert, the antithesis of an Internet cat. An old rotary phone sits, off the hook, against ancient wallpaper. A sultry ingenue in pearls mugs for the camera. There seems to be a story here, but one we could never piece together. THEATER
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Through Oct. 5 The Factory Theater 791 Tremont St. $25, 800-838-3006 www.brownpapertickets.com Worry not, this isn’t another Ray Kurzweil lecture about the inevitable robot takeover. It’s a dark sci-fi comedy from the Science Fiction Theater Company, set in a dystopian future where Astrid, a single wannabe mother desperate for some means of becoming pregnant, decides to try a mysterious technique involving dark matter. It works, but what exactly she’s pregnant with is another, um, matter. MATTHEW DINARO
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Letters
Horoscope
Libra | Sept. 23-Oct. 22. Unexpected changes and unforeseen issues will arise. Trying to stick to a schedule will end in frustration. Go with the flow.
Aries | March 21-April 20. Stick to your principles, but be mindful of others. Relationship woes can be resolved if you are patient and understanding.
Scorpio|Oct. 23-Nov. 21. Be relentless in your pursuits. You have the know-how to reach your destination. You’ll face some objection to your plans, but you are the best judge of what is right for you.
Taurus | April 21-May 21. Assess your current situation. It’s time to strengthen your skills by attending a course or researching a career that interests you. Set your goal high and do what’s necessary to reach it.
Sagittarius | Nov. 22Dec. 21. Use your talents and good will to help people in your area who are in need. An association with a charitable agency will bring recognition.
Gemini | May 22-June 20. Stick with tried and true methods. Your innovative ideas have value, but you will have trouble gaining support if they are considered far-fetched or unreasonable.
Capricorn | Dec. 22-Jan. 20. Overconfidence will be your downfall. Keep your plans a secret if you don’t want someone to thwart your success. Be wary of anyone who presses you for information. Aquarius | Jan. 21-Feb. 18. It’s time to face the music. You have been avoiding an issue in hopes that it will disappear, but that isn’t going to happen. You will sleep better once the matter is resolved Pisces | Feb. 19-March 20. Implement the changes around your home that will improve your standard of living. An unanticipated windfall will come your way through a forgotten investment or an old debt owed to you.
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Cancer | June 21-July 22. Self-improvement projects should be for your benefit, not someone else’s. Be true to yourself and don’t try to imitate someone else. Be proud of your originality.
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something I did not do, it’s something I would never do. You want to know how to get drugged, raped, murdered, etc. as fast as possible? Go on a date with someone you’ve only exchanged one email with. Oh, and I know we live in this crazy technological world, but I think I missed the day when texts became “intimate.” And the whole “I like tennis, do you play professionally?” line? Sounds like that 90-year-old guy from the eHarmony commercials has been giving you really bad advice. My advice? Be yourself, not a badly written Hallmark card. Always meet in a
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Re: ‘We’re mortal, so no point in complaining’ (Metro, Sept. 24) To Bill Bowers: Being in the latter third of my life, my mortality is probably closer than yours. It is not for me that I “complain” about climate change, but for those that follow, my (and your) children and grandchildren. In 100 years, I would prefer our world be able to look back and say: “We didn’t need to do everything we
Re: ‘Learn to craft the perfect online dating message’ (Metro. us) I have to say it: Do they give every yokel a book deal now? I’ve been in a relationship with someone I met on the Internet for almost six years now, we’re getting married next month. Literally every single “tip” this girl has suggested is not only
public place — but you should probably talk for more than 30 seconds before you agree to do that. Of course text. Texting isn’t intimate unless you’re sending naked pics or talking dirty. She’s right about not taking it personally — but she neglects to point out you should probably move on because more than likely the person you’re trying to talk to is talking to numerous others. JENNIFER MATRONE, VIA EMAIL
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Eagles looking to continue hot start to season NCAA. Boston College will be seeking its fourth win of the season on Saturday, and it’s not even October yet. Boston College (3-1) could soon be making an appearance in the AP Top 25 poll as the Eagles have been dancing around in the “others receiving votes” category since upsetting USC two weeks ago. Beating Colorado State at home this weekend (12:30 p.m., ESPN3) won’t exactly wow voters as the Eagles are favored by a touchdown. But the Rams certainly qualify as a “quality opponent” as they own a 2-1 record and play out of the oft-overlooked Mountain West Conference. The Rams beat Colorado (31-17) in their home opener a By the numbers
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Boston College quarterback Tyler Murphy has more rushing yards than he does passing yards so far this season, gaining 500 yards on the ground and 491 yards through the air.
month ago, fell to Boise State (37-24) on the road a week later and beat UC Davis (49-21) at home on Sept. 13. Colorado State enjoys airing it out as, statistically, it has the 11th-best passing attack in the country. The Rams are throwing the ball at a 340-yards-pergame clip. Garrett Grayson is the maestro at quarterback with Rashard Higgins (19 catches, 306 yards, three touchdowns in 2014) hauling in most of Grayson’s passes. The Rams will likely be without second-leading receiver Joe Hansley this weekend at The Heights as he went down with what was believed to be a concussion at practice this week. It’s entirely possible that this game could be a high-scoring affair as Colorado State’s defensive weakness plays into the Eagles’ strength. The Rams allow 212.3 yards per game on the ground, the 106th worst mark out of 124 teams in FBS. Boston College, meanwhile, is fifth best in the nation at running the ball as it averages 336.3 yards per game. BC nearly had three players rush for over 100 yards in last week’s win over Maine as Marcus Outlow (107 yards on 14 carries), Tyler Murphy (99 yards on 13 carries) and Jon Hilliman (98 yards on 21 carries) all excelled on the ground.
The Eagles will be off next weekend, but will jump back into ACC play on Oct. 11. A look at BC’s upcoming schedule: Saturday vs. Colorado State (12:30 p.m., ESPN 3)
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the Sox have for Jeter this weekend will be “low key.” “I don’t think you’ll see too many talking heads,” Lucchino said. “But there will be plenty of gestures of respect for him. In terms of tangible gifts for him, we’re not giving him a red convertible or something like that. What he cares most about these days is his Turn 2 Foundation. And we intend to make a sizable contribution to that, and to give a little piece of Fenway Park to take with him.” METRO
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