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Crime. A Southbridge man who went on the lam last month after cutting oﬀ his court-ordered monitoring device has been captured in upstate New York. After an alleged violent crime spree that took him as far as Oregon, he told police he was on his way back to Massachusetts to kill the child he is accused of raping. PAGE 02

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Research scientist Michael J. Baker of the The New England Center for the Advancement of Paranormal Science tests for paranormal activity at the King’s Chapel Burying Ground in downtown Boston. / NICOLAUS CZARNECKI, METRO

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Most-wanted Mass. suspect caught in upstate New York Southbridge. Gregory Lewis is accused of fleeing the state and going on a violent crime spree.

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An accused serial rapist who is among the state’s most-wanted fugitives has been captured in upstate New York, police said. Gregory J. Lewis, 26, was arrested shortly before midnight Tuesday after he tried to flee authorities and crashed his car into the Hudson River in Fort Edward, New York, a small community near the Vermont border and about 50 miles northwest of Massachusetts. Police say Lewis is connected to several rapes, kidnap-

pings and robberies of escorts throughout the country. Local prosecutors also allege he raped a 13-year-old Southbridge girl during over the summer. He had fled the state after cutting off his GPS ankle bracelet, as that case was still ongoing. New York police initially tried to stop the vehicle Lewis was driving because it was missing a license plate, but Lewis fled, ultimately crashing the blue Jeep Grand Cherokee into a river, only to emerge from the sinking vehicle to brandish a gun at a witness. Authorities responding to the crash found Lewis at the scene of the crash and arrested him. The handgun found on Lewis, who was placed at the top of the Massachusetts State Police’s most wanted list after he fled the state, matches the descrip-

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Law enforcement announces Lewis’s capture.

tion of the gun he is accused of stealing from a family member in September. State authorities said Lewis had talked about returning to the state to kill the Southbridge victim. The Jeep is believed to be the car he allegedly used during a spree of alleged rapes, kidnappings and robberies of

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Sept. 15: Police say Lewis cuts oﬀ his GPS monitor and leaves it in the front yard of his alleged victim, ﬂees the state.

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Sept. 23: Lewis kidnaps, assaults and robs a female in North Carolina.

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Sept. 25: Lewis returns to his family home in Mass. where he beats, cuﬀs and robs a family member before once again ﬂeeing the state.

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female escorts in North Carolina, Colorado and Oregon, and an alleged armed robbery of an escort in Indianapolis. He was arraigned Wednesday in Washington County, New York, as a fugitive from justice. A hearing will be held to determine when Lewis will be extradited to Massachusetts.

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Harvard students help ‘carry the weight’ of rape

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Students at Harvard University took part in the Carry That Weight Day of Action on Wednesday, joining with Columbia University rape survivor Emma Sulkowicz in protest against sexual assault on school campuses. / NICOLAUS CZARNECKI, METRO

Students at Harvard University helped carry the proverbial weight of sexual violence Wednesday by hefting dormitory mattresses around campus in solidarity with a Columbia University rape survivor. The Carry That Weight event was part of a nationwide Day of Action in which dozens of colleges across the U.S. held similar demonstrations in support of Emma Sulkowicz, a Columbia University art student who, since September, has been carrying her mattress around campus in protest of her alleged rapists’ continued enrollment at the college. Sulkowicz plans to continue carrying her mattress for as long as her accused

attacker attends the same school, or until she graduates or is expelled. Harvard undergraduate Helen Clark stood in Harvard Yard on Wednesday afternoon handing out colorful markers so passersby could write messages of support on the bed’s blue sheet. “So many people have responded positively to the project, and hopefully when people show that this is an issue that they care about, the administration and the powers that be will pay attention,” said Clark. Harvard undergrad Kara Lessin said she got involved with Wednesday’s demonstrations because she was inspired by Sulkowicz’s bravery.

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“I think it’s never enough — even if there is one sexual assault we haven’t done our job as well as we could — but [Harvard] is getting there. We can always do better.” Clark “We’re college students who are being wronged and who are not being protected by our institutions,” said Lessin. “While it’s tragic that it takes a woman literally carrying around her mattress, at least people are noticing and at least it changes the dialogue.” MORGAN ROUSSEAU

Assault

Keytar Bear may have been attacked, again Keytar Bear, the beloved busker in a bear suit who plays the keytar for money around the MBTA, may have been the subject of another assault.

On the “We Love Keytar Bear” Facebook page Tuesday night, a user appearing to be the Keytar Bear stated: “I thought Boston had my back but unfortunately people were video taping with i phones instead. There was another attack by 2 guys and a girl this time this time they tried to

stab me with a knife and they stole from me. ... lm hoping my Keytar still works because l used it to defend myself but my Bruins jersey is f—ed up and that pisses me oﬀ because it had everyones signature tommorows another people#KTB” Keytar Bear has been attacked before. He told Boston

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Magazine earlier this year someone threw a Snapple bottle at him, damaging his keytar. He also alleged that someone — possibly the same assailant — started to take a selﬁe with him before punching him in the nose through his mask. Keytar Bear did not return a request for comment. METRO

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Haunted spots Para-Boston has studied The Wayside Inn in Sudbury for ďŹ ve years. The companyâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Website oďŹ&#x20AC;ers video of a dark shadow seemingly appearing out of nowhere. Researchers also recorded the sound of a piano playing in the middle of the night, though the piano is in a glass display case. Their equipment also captured the sound of a woman sobbing and witnessed hot water faucets turned on at full blast in the middle of the night. The group also recorded the sound of tribal drums at Connors Farm in Danvers.

Visit Metro.us for audio and video of paranormal activity seen by Para-Boston.

For Para-Boston, ghost hunting is a science, not an art Boston. A paranormal investigator from Salem is dead serious about his trade. With its history of bloody battles, eerie graveyards and creaky taverns, even some skeptics consider Boston to be a hotbed of supernatural activity, and paranormal investigator Michael Baker is no different. â&#x20AC;&#x153;I can say very confidently from what Iâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;ve found that paranormal phenomenon is real. There are some very strange things happening out there. I have recorded data and evidence. Iâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;ve witnessed it,â&#x20AC;? said Baker, who founded The New England Center for the

Advancement of Paranormal Science, also known as ParaBoston. The Salem resident crouched on the ground at Kingâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Chapel Burial Ground with his Electromagnetic Spectrum Sensor, but said itâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s a foolâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s errand to try and capture any paranormal activity in the midst of a bustling city. To catch any action, Baker said one must be patient and wait in silence, typically in the dead of night. Sometimes it takes weeks, while certain investigations are carried out over the course of several years. Most of his cases occur at private residences. He has checked out many homes in Dorchester, East Boston, Chelsea and Everett. â&#x20AC;&#x153;Ninety-nine percent of the

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â&#x20AC;&#x153;People are fascinated by paranormal activity because itâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s a mystery. And the answer to it can aďŹ&#x20AC;ect all of us. For some, the idea of an existence after life gives you another shot at things.â&#x20AC;? Baker cases can be explained through hysteria or psychological issues or misconceptions,â&#x20AC;? said Baker, who has a background in biomedical electronics. â&#x20AC;&#x153;Some people just want their house to be haunted, and other people want closure -- to know whether theyâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;re crazy or not.â&#x20AC;?

Baker, shown investigating Kingâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Chapel Burying Ground in downtown Boston, says business always spikes in the fall. â&#x20AC;&#x153;When Halloween comes around people are more open to having their houses investigated,â&#x20AC;? he said. NICOLAUS CZARNECKI, METRO

But itâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s the remaining 1 percent that feeds his passion for paranormal science. Baker said he has recorded eerie events such as a woman hysterically sobbing, tribal drums, a piano playing and what sounds like people speaking. Baker charges no fees for his

services, out of concern that it could affect his credibility. He said Para-Boston typically takes on about 25 cases per year and the fall is its busy season. MORGAN ROUSSEAU @MetroMorgan

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Winchester. Man admits to bludgeoning mother

Bay State beefs up security Massachusetts public safety agencies are beefing up security at public locations around the state, in response to recent violence both domestically and abroad, including the attack last week at Canada’s capitol. “Given recent events here and abroad, public safety agencies are increasing our vigilance in ways that will be both visible and invisible to the public,” said Terrel Harris, spokesman for the Executive Office of Public Safety and Security. Harris said there was no specific, credible threat to homeland security in the state. For security reasons, Harris said, the state cannot detail precise steps to be taken, but he noted that the public may witness random screenings, increased patrols and a greater uniformed security presence at various locations, including Boston’s Logan International Airport. SHNS

The man accused of bludgeoning his mother to death with a rubber mallet inside a Winchester apartment complex confessed to the murder while being led into a police station earlier this week. Matthew McAveeney, 46, is alleged to have killed his mother, Barbara, and her two cats inside her Swanton Street home before fleeing the state. His mother’s body was discovered by police during a well-being check on Oct. 14. McAveeney went on the lam, prompting local authorities to release photos and community bulletins about his mother’s murder. He was arrested in North Carolina last week. Tuesday night, as he was being taken into Winchester police headquarters, he apologized to his mother, family and pets before telling reporters gathered, “I murdered my mother.” He was arraigned in Woburn on Wednesday on several charges pertaining to the homicide. DANNY MCDONALD

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Since 1947, the South Street Diner has stood on the corner of Kneeland and South streets. For years the legendary 24-hour diner was the main draw to the area, but recently that has begun to change. These days, South Street (and the adjoining Leather District) is becoming famous for the number of start-ups clustered near the diner. One of Boston’s most disruptive startups, Boundless, is located on South Street. Boundless is shaking up the college textbook market, and the old-school publishers who print them, by oﬀering college students free online textbooks. Everything from biology to psychology to physics can be learned for free via Boundless. com. A block north on South Street you’ll discover the cool clothes from Ministry of Supply, a men’s clothing start-up that designs and manufactures performance apparel that you can wear to work, and wear running to work. Walk across South Street and you’ll see framed art coming and

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Ebola mission

Quarantine-like monitoring approved for US troops Defense Secretary Chuck Hagel on Wednesday approved a strict, 21-day quarantinelike monitoring period for all U.S. troops returning from the Ebola relief mission in West Africa, the Pentagon said. Hagel, acting at the recommendation of top military commanders, signed a memo asking for an implementation plan for the monitoring regimen, Rear Admiral John Kirby,

the Pentagon press secretary, said in a statement. Hagel also called for a review of the decision in 45 days to evaluate “whether or not such monitoring should continue based on what we learn and observe from the initial waves of personnel” returning from the West Africa relief mission, Kirby said. The Pentagon chief’s action expanded to all Utroops returning from Ebola-aﬀected countries a policy that was put into place earlier this week by General Ray Odierno, the Army chief of staﬀ. REUTERS

Troops suit up for the fight against Ebola. / GETTY IMAGES

Nurse clashes with Maine over her Ebola quarantine Legal challenge. Lawyers for Hickox said Maine oﬃcials would have to get a court order to enforce a quarantine. Saying she will not be bullied by politicians, a Maine nurse is giving the state an ultimatum: lift her Ebola quarantine by Thursday or she will disregard the restrictions and go to court. The saga of nurse Kaci Hickox illustrates how states are struggling to protect against the virus without resorting to overzealous and useless precautions or violating civil rights. Hickox, 33, tested negative for Ebola after returning from treating patients in West Africa. She previously blasted New Jersey Gov. Chris

Christie after she was taken from Newark’s airport and put in a quarantine tent before being driven to Maine to spend the rest of her 21-day quarantine at her home. “I truly believe this policy is not scientifically nor constitutionally just, and so I am not going to sit around and be bullied around by politicians and be forced to stay in my home when I am not a risk to the American public,” Hickox told NBC. California announced on Wednesday that people returning from Ebola-affected countries who have had contact with infected patients will be quarantined for 21 days on a case-by-case basis. At a White House event, President Barack Obama scolded politicians who have sought quarantines or strict travel bans for caving into fears. REUTERS

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The rocket is seen exploding seconds after liftoﬀ in this combination of still images from NASA video at Wallops Island, Virginia. / REUTERS

Rocket explosion probed, space station resupplied Scene. The area around the launch facility was cordoned oﬀ on Wednesday and a helicopter circled overhead. Authorities on Wednesday started investigating what made an unmanned U.S. supply rocket explode in a fireball moments after lifting off from a launch pad in Virginia, destroying supplies and equipment bound for the International Space Station. The 14-story Antares rocket, built and launched by Orbital Sciences Corp., blasted off from the NASA Wallops Flight Facility on Wallops Island at 6:22 p.m. on Tuesday but burst into flames moments later. It was the first disaster since the National Aeronautics and Space Administration turned to priCable subscribers

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vate operators to run cargo to the space station. The explosion is unlikely to unravel the deal, sources familiar with the situation said. The transaction, which is expected to close this year, was touted by the companies as a $5 billion merger of equals when it was announced. The rocket that exploded on Tuesday was carrying a Cygnus cargo ship with a 5,000-pound payload for the station, a $100 billion research laboratory owned and operated by 15 nations that orbits about 260 miles above Earth. The loss of the supply vessel posed no immediate problem for the orbiting station’s six crew: two from NASA, one from the European Space Agency and three Russians, officials said. Russia’s Roskosmos space agency said it was ready to help ferry extra U.S. cargo to the space station if NASA requested. Pieces of cloth-like de-

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bris were found scattered across Chincoteague Island, just northeast of Wallops Island and about 100 miles north of Norfolk on Virginia’s Eastern Shore. REUTERS

Internet load speeds. Verizon reasserts no plans for web ‘fast lanes’ Verizon Communications on Wednesday reasserted that it was not planning to strike any Internet “fast lane” deals that would help some Websites load faster than others, in a letter to a top Senate Judiciary Committee lawmaker. The committee’s chairman, Sen. Patrick Leahy, last week wrote to top U.S. Internet service providers (ISPs) urging them to formally commit to no so-called “paid prioritization” deals in which content compa-

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Gwyneth on JLaw and Chris: Told ya so

So as you may have heard, Jennifer Lawrence and Chris Martin are no longer dating. And you know what? Gwyneth Paltrow totally saw this coming. In case anyone was wondering, “Gwyneth wasn’t surprised by” the breakup, a source tells Star magazine. “She never thought the relationship was going to last because of their age difference. Jen is 24 and Chris is 37. Plus, Jen complained to Chris that she felt like the third wheel in their relationship because of all the time he spent with his kids.” Easy, Paltrow. You don’t want it to look like you’re taking too much pleasure in your ex’s relationship woes.

‘Downton Abbey’ putting somebody to sleep

“Hey, Amal, look at that place! Let’s rent it out and stay there and boot out anybody else who’d already booked it.” / GETTY IMAGES

Don’t define Katie Holmes by who she used to be married to Katie Holmes does not want to be defined by her divorce from Tom Cruise, you guys, so stop asking about it. “I don’t want that moment in my life to define me, to be who I am. I don’t want that to be what I’m known as,” she tells People magazine. In fact, that’s just the beginning of Holmes’ batch of don’ts. “I don’t have any fear now; I don’t have a lot of rules for myself and I don’t take myself that seriously.” But what do you do, Katie? Aside from humor People magazine when they ask about GETTY IMAGES the divorce

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This is the promo shot for “Downton Abbey” Season 5, though by the time it reaches the States, a certain someone may be Photoshopped out. NICK BRIGGS, CARNIVAL FILMS

And by that headline, we don’t mean you, the reluctant “Downton Abbey” viewer, who only watches the show because your significant other is super into it. We mean it seriously that another character on “Downton Abbey” may be biting the dust! It won’t be due to consumption or cholera or being too polite to mention you’ve been stabbed and are bleeding out. None of these things! But apparently Lord Grantham’s dog, named Isis, may not be long for the fictional world, due to the pooch’s unfortunate Daily video

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name. A rep for ITV says the dog sharing a name with the notorious terrorist group ISIS is an “unfortunate coincidence.” Not to seem cruel, but would the dog dying really be that big of a deal? On the show, I mean! The first season took place in 1912, and the current fifth season — already airing in the U.K. and debuting in the U.S. in January — brings Lord Grantham and family up to 1924. And the dog was already fully grown and very well-trained when the show started, so I’m not saying, but I am saying.

Daniel Radcliﬀe has successfully navigated the tricky transition from child star to successful adult actor. His next trick?: rapping. The “Horns” star used his time on “The Tonight Show” to prove to Jimmy Fallon that he’s got mad ﬂow, turning in a startling rendition of Blackalicious’ “Alphabet Aerobics.” Pure wizardry, I tell you.

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Shailene Woodley gets a bit risque Interview. The star likes the way â&#x20AC;&#x153;White Bird in a Blizzardâ&#x20AC;? doesnâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;t shy away from teen sexuality.

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Shailene on social media â&#x20AC;&#x153;White Birdâ&#x20AC;? takes place long before we were all glued to our phones. Woodley herself tries to limit her own social media life. â&#x20AC;&#x153;It feeds insecurity,â&#x20AC;? she explains. â&#x20AC;&#x153;Instagram is all about a story. Itâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s all about, â&#x20AC;&#x2DC;Look how interesting I am, how neat my life

from indie and New Queer Cinema bad boy Gregg Araki (â&#x20AC;&#x153;Mysterious Skinâ&#x20AC;?). Woodley plays a teen in the 1980s whose faintly insane housefrau mother (Eva Green) vanishes without a trace. But her character isnâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;t a stereo-

is, and I want you to like it so I feel validated even though I donâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;t know you.â&#x20AC;&#x2122;â&#x20AC;? But she doesnâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;t hate all social media: â&#x20AC;&#x153;I think Twitterâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s actually really genius, because you can wake up in the morning and you have a feed of the things youâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;re interested in,â&#x20AC;? she confesses. â&#x20AC;&#x153;Itâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s like a personalized newspaper. I think itâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s smart, but itâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s just abused.â&#x20AC;?

type. â&#x20AC;&#x153;One thing I love about Kat is sheâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s not goth, sheâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s not punk, sheâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s not grunge,â&#x20AC;? Woodley explains. â&#x20AC;&#x153;Sheâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s this eclectic, alternative mix of a bunch of different things.â&#x20AC;? Like most Araki films, â&#x20AC;&#x153;White Birdâ&#x20AC;? is carefree regarding sex, which Woodley found refreshing. â&#x20AC;&#x153;Most adolescent films explore all the heartbreak and first love but never explore the sexuality factor, which is huge,â&#x20AC;? she says. â&#x20AC;&#x153;Thatâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s the defining thing of adolescence, figuring out who you are sexually â&#x20AC;&#x201D; being scared of it, being excited by it, being liberated from it and nervous about it and in competition with others. There are so many different elements that are involved that no one really explores in movies.â&#x20AC;? MATT PRIGGE @mattprigge

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Shailene Woodley hugs you if youâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;re interviewing her in person. â&#x20AC;&#x153;It just gives us more of a connection,â&#x20AC;? the actress says. She doesnâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;t seem untouchable, even though she starred in two of 2014â&#x20AC;&#x2122;s hits (â&#x20AC;&#x153;Divergent,â&#x20AC;? â&#x20AC;&#x153;The Fault in our Starsâ&#x20AC;?). In fact, the film sheâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s peddling is the opposite of her previous blockbusters. â&#x20AC;&#x153;White Bird in a Blizzardâ&#x20AC;? is a small, color-coded, sex-positive blend of drama, comedy and mystery

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Justin Simien sparks debate Interview. The director of the provocative â&#x20AC;&#x153;Dear White Peopleâ&#x20AC;? talks reactions good and bad. Writer and director Justin Simien has been getting plenty of attention since his debut feature, â&#x20AC;&#x153;Dear White People,â&#x20AC;? opened at Sundance in January and snapped up the Special Jury Award for JUSTIN SIMIEN GETTY IMAGES

Breakthrough Talent. The film takes a fun, satirical look at race relations on a contemporary Ivy League campus and has sparked a lot of conversations â&#x20AC;&#x201D; and more than a few Spike Lee comparisons. Can you sum up how the past nine months of your life have felt? Itâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s been weird, man. [Laughs] Itâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s been nine years on this project in particular, and for it to come together and for people to be actually interested in talking to me and talking about the movie and reacting to it, itâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s kind of weird to take in. But itâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s cool and itâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s very gratifying, especially to see the conversations â&#x20AC;&#x201D; at least the positive conversations â&#x20AC;&#x201D; that the movie provokes in people that have actually seen it. What have you thought about some of the more

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Justin and Spike What do you think of the possibly reductive Spike Lee comparisons? I mean, it is lazy, but I have to say itâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s also really flattering because Spikeâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s my hero. And the movies theyâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;re referencing, â&#x20AC;&#x153;School Dazeâ&#x20AC;? and â&#x20AC;&#x153;Do the Right Thing,â&#x20AC;? are iconic films for negative conversations that have cropped up? Most of the negative stuff comes from people who havenâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;t seen the movie â&#x20AC;&#x201D; people who are just reacting to the title or what they think the movie might be about. But I think my favorite explanation from it is from this woman named Rachel J. Watkin, a professor who said that when people are confronted by the

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cinema in general. [Laughs] And they can be compared to all kinds of people. On a certain level, I totally get it and welcome it. But on another level, Iâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;d love to see what people think of me after I have a couple of films under my belt. Like, what is a Justin Simien film? I only made one, so itâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s hard to say.

complaints or thoughts or feelings of one minority or the other, they have to sort of go through the five stages of grief. And some people tend to stay in anger and denial a little bit longer than we hope for them to, but at least theyâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;ve begun the process. So I can only hope thatâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s what it is that Iâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;m seeing. Because when youâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;re on the Internet, people can be kind of vicious.

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To achieve this look, do your usual base routine— foundation, concealer and powder. Using a creamy eyeliner, draw a line from your mouth to the middle of your cheeks. Start applying the liner on the inner lip and blend to create a shady eﬀect. Then draw two lines on each side for the stitches.

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Start with your usual smoky eye and blend toward the eyebrow. Apply black powder along the bottom lash line, then blend to create dark circles. If you want it to look real, you need to use very little product and build and blend gradually. Don’t put a lot on at one time, and apply some mascara on the bottom lashline but not on the top.

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Fill in your eyebrows with a pencil or a powder; always do your eyebrows because they frame the face and lend a more polished look.

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Halloween is the one night of H the t year when it’s perfectly acceptable to pretend you’re a someone you’re not. But it s turns out that our costumes ret veal v more about our personalities t and dreams than we might realize. r Author Kelly Rossi has always loved Halloween. a The T author of the new book “Dating the Wrong Men” says “ the t holiday became even more special to her three years ago s when a friend dragged her to a costume party. “This pirate walked through the door, and we both knew that there was something there,” she says. It turns out they were right – Rossi (who was dressed as the Queen of Hearts that fateful evening) and her pirate got married this week. “I think that Halloween is — for me, at least — more lucky than Valentine’s Day,” she says. “People are taking chances and being themselves.” For years, Rossi has informally studied the meanings behind certain costumes and why we gravitate toward them. “Your costume is an expression of yourself,” she says. “No costume is wrong.”

We asked her about the costumes we’ll all probably see this weekend and what they might say about their wearers.

His costume is inspired by the news “Those people are on top of current events,” Rossi says, “and they want everyone to know that.”

He’s his favorite superhero “They are living out that childhood fantasy of saving the world,” she says, noting that she’s read several studies on the phenomenon. At times, it’s to compensate for feeling inadequate — but not always.

He’s dressed as an animal “When you get into animals, it’s more about specific traits of those animals,” says Rossi. “Lions signal strength; owls are wise.”

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He’s a cop or ﬁreﬁghter “They desire to be taken more seriously,” says Rossi. He chooses a skimpy costume “It’s people who put a lot of time into their body and want people to notice that,” she says.

Rossi has worn costumes in each of these categories. “Looking back at the times I dressed as a cop, I was running a business and I was working hard to be taken seriously,” she says, recalling how her costumes often revealed the phase of life she was in. “It’s your one chance of the year where you can say, ‘I want to do this,’” she explains. LAKSHMI GANDHI @LakshmiGandhi lakshmi.gandhi@metro.us

Trick or treat

Beware of creeps Rossi warns that Halloween can also be a time that reveals people’s meaner sides. “Look out for people who are using their costume to do obnoxious things,” she says. “Or they are using your costume to do obnoxious things.” She gives the example of a man dressing as a vampire just to have the excuse to bite women’s necks or guys who leer at party guests in low-cut dresses.

Kim and Kanye went the superhero route in 2012. / GETTY IMAGES

GOING OUT

VIALE KEEPS THE RENDEZVOUS SPIRIT ALIVE IN CENTRAL SQUARE When the news came earlier this year that Rendezvous, one of Central Square’s underrated and yet beloved restaurant and bars, would be closing, it was a disappointment. But with the recent opening of Viale, it seems like any worrying was misplaced. So far, at least drinks-wise, it’s picking up right where their predecessors left off. To helm the bar program for their Mediterraneaninspired restaurant, first time owners Greg Reeves and Mark Young, both of the nearby Green Street, have tapped Patrick Gaggiano, previously of Fairstead Kitchen and Trina’s. “Basically, we’re just trying to have something for everybody and make it approachable,” Gaggiano says of the cocktail program. Among the dozen on the list, two will be classics — the Widow’s Kiss (applejack brandy, yellow chartreuse, Benedictine, Angostura bitters) at the moment — one will be the “one trick pony,” a

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fun play on, he says, a boring cocktail, and the rest will focus on each of the spirits you’d find in a bar well. “If a guest isn’t familiar with something they can just say, ‘Oh, I like gin, here’s [a] gin drink.’” While most of the cocktails are quite approachable, they certainly highlight the au courant ingredients you’d expect. “I want to focus on cool amaros, digestifs and modifiers,” Gaggiano says. “There’s cool stuff coming out every month from Europe, whose flavors and herbaceousness are fun to play with.” Soon they’ll be rolling out their house-infused amaros, like one he’s working on with

Pimm’s mulled with raisins, vanilla bean, cinnamon and apples. Another uses Santa Maria al Monte, with peach tea, orange zest and a touch of maple syrup. “People can get used to it a little bit without getting your mouth destroyed,” says Gaggiano. Some of the best recipes so far include the Owl Farm, made with tequila, lime, beet syrup, allspice and salt. Beet can be a tough flavor to play with, but they found a great workaround here. “Chef and I stumbled upon it haphazardly,” he says. “I’m definitely not a cook, and I don’t know how to cook a beet.” The end result came from cooking beets with granulated sugar, mint and ginger root and letting it simmer to “bleed out all the cool, funky vegetal flavor.” Fans of the bar at Rendezvous will be pleased. “We’re trying to uphold the cult following and that vibe and atmosphere that Scott Holiday had at the bar here.”

MUSIC

Dark Dark Night Saturday, 8 p.m. Marsh Chapel 735 Comm. Ave. $10-$25, 918-605-8308 www.bostonchoral.org The Boston Choral Ensemble presents a concert of music for All Saints’ Day and All Souls’ Day, meant to, in their words, “soothe your soul and help you through the dark, dark night of death.” It includes pieces by Gesualdo, Tavener and Duruﬂe. A second performance takes place Sunday at the Cathedral of the Holy Cross; see the Website for details. STORYTELLING

Scary Story Slam Thursday, 7 p.m. Puppet Showplace Theater 32 Station St., Brookline $6-$12, 617-731-6400 www.puppetshowplace.org Have a good scary story? Come to this reading, where a mix of professional storytellers and audience participants will set the Halloween mood with true-life tales of uncanny encounters. Whether it involves classic scenarios or the horror of trying to use the oﬃce copy machine, anything’s game here — OK, maybe not the oﬃce copy Continued on pg. 18

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Bela Fleck and Abigail Washburn Thursday, 8 p.m. Sanders Theater, 45 Quincy St., Cambridge; $30-$70; 617-482-6661 www.celebrityseries.org With his experimental fusion jazz group the Flecktones, banjo virtuoso Bela Fleck was known for taking his traditionally folksy instrument into surprising territories. His wife, Abigail Washburn, no slouch herself on the banjo, has made her name as a traditionalist. Here they’ll perform a set of duets that mix their progressive and conservative styles with great success.

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Crazy sexy cool SuicideGirls, the Internet’s 13-year-strong bastion of nerdy sexy cool, is hitting the road again with this fall’s Blackheart Burlesque, a tantalizing revue of pop culture channeled through the site’s tattooed, punk esthetic. And if that’s not reason enough to go, supporting the girls puts you on the right side of the current online culture war. We spoke with the group’s founder, Missy Suicide, about crafting the show, keeping it fresh and dealing with trolls. You re-launched your live show last year. What’s new about this year’s tour? There are a lot of new numbers. Last year’s tour had a lot of pop culture references, but there were some non-themed numbers peppered through, but this year we’ve got so many new numbers and it’s all themed out. There’s an “Adventure Time” number this year, for instance, that I’m super-stoked about, and it’s set to a Black Keys song. It’s highly choreographed and super-sexy. How exactly do you incorporate “Adventure Time” into a burlesque routine? The girls are themed out, their costumes are “Adventure Time” and they’re in character as differ-

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ent “Adventure Time” characters. It’s so fun to see these characters that you know and love come to life dancing to these modern songs and doing it in a sexy, fun way. You’re going so many diﬀerent places with this tour. Do you have a sense of how the crowds vary in each city? I feel like there are superfans in every city. That’s the thing that doing a website has taught me over the past 13 years is that there are small pockets of people that are

into the same things you are, the same subcultures you are, in every city and every town all across the world. Before it was you just didn’t know. But there are people around the world who all share the same interests. And with the Internet you can ﬁnd your kindred spirits a lot easier. Exactly. You can find your penguin or whatever. [Laughs] Is that a “Fight Club” reference?

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Maybe. I tend to make a lot of Chuck Palahniuk references. You work so much online. You must have a unique perspective on the recent blow-ups about feminism and women’s issues online. It’s gotten really weird out there. Social media has always had inherent trolls. It’s been this kind of Wild West thing where people feel like they can say just whatever comes to their mind. Just saying the worst things ever. Meanwhile, in our society, we have so many choices available to

us these days, and so now women are gravitating toward things that had been predominantly male-focused, like comic books and video games and stuff. So many of the girls on the site are into geekier pursuits. And it’s that, which is great, coupled with the troll culture, which has clashed in this way that’s really alarming and upsetting. But I think eventually no society really tolerates any sort of Tourettesian outburst, so I feel like at some point the Internet is going to have some sort of check and balance and people will behave accordingly. [Laughs] God, I hope so. I hope so, too. It’s kind of shocking how long it’s taking to get to that place. But hopefully. Sorry for that tangent! Hopefully people will come to the burlesque show! NED EHRBAR @Nedrick ned.ehrbar@metro.lu

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Tonight, 7 Brighton Music Hall 158 Brighton Ave., Allston $13, 800-745-3000 www.ticketmaster.com This Will Destroy You is panoramic post-rock with both the amps and the emotions turned up to 11. They do strongly resemble similar projects like Explosions in the Sky and Caspian, but that’s not really a handicap—everything in this instrumental genre seems meant to dissolve into one long, ambient song, and this band is contributing some awesome sections to that endless, cathartic dirge.

Friday, 9 p.m. Great Scott 1222 Comm. Ave., Boston $10, 617-566-9014 www.greatscottboston.com

As everyone knows, rock bands don’t wear costumes for Halloween—they do an entire set of covers of a single band. At this show Vary Lumar will take on the Smashing Pumpkins, The Daily Pravda and Ruby Rose Fox will channel Lana del Ray and Pale Hands will appear as Robyn. DJ Michael V. will round out the evening. MATTHEW DINARO

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day. But what was the real relationship between these drawings and the great works for which they’re remembered? That’s the question the Gardner Museum asks in this show, drawing (no pun intended) from its own collection and several other museums’ holdings to look for an answer. THEATER

Donatello, ‘Mother Courage Michelangelo, Cellini: and Her Children’ Sculptors’ Drawings Thursday through Saturday Farkas Hall, Harvard University from Renaissance 12 Holyoke St., Cambridge Through Jan. 19 Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum 25 Evans Way $5-$15, 617-566-1401 www.gardnermuseum.org The great Renaissance masters were also master draughtsman, and their drawings are highly prized to this

$8-$12, 617-496-2222 www.hrdctheater.com Harvard-Radcliﬀe Dramatic Club presents Bertolt Brecht’s 1939 anti-war masterpiece, which Brecht wrote as a response to Hitler’s invasion of Poland. This production changes the original’s 17th century setting to the Occupy

Movement in 2011. Brecht surely wouldn’t mind; he was the one who famously asked, “What is robbing a bank compared to founding one?”

Saturday, 8:15 p.m. The Dance Complex 536 Mass. Ave., Cambridge $17-$30, 617-547-9363 www.dancecomplex.org This performance, a beneﬁt for the Dance Complex, features awardwinning dancers Jennifer Nugent and Paul Matteson, both veterans of Bill T. Jones/Arnie Zane and Company, performing works created alone and in collaboration with Wendy Woodson and Peter DiMuro. Each will perform a solo work, and together they’ll perform two duets. COMEDY

‘The Daily Show’ Writers Standup Tour Saturday, 6:30 p.m. Great Scott 1222 Comm. Ave. $20, 21+, 800-745-3000 www.ticketmaster.com Here’s a chance to hear directly from the writers of “The Daily Show.” There will be a Q-and-A session for all those pesky questions you have — serious and not-so-serious. MATTHEW DINARO SPONSORED

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Nurse’s happiness doesn’t trump national health

exceedingly arrogant, partisan and opportunistic whining, with the support of NYC mayor Bill De Blasio, Sen. Chuck Schumer, Jon Stewart, etc., was getting tiresome. Ebola fears are new to the U.S. and we need to learn as we go. Irresponsible medical personnel are not helping.

If Kaci Hickox feels her human rights were violated, then she is evidently ignorant and needs to read the Constitution. The good nurse’s right to the pursuit of happiness does not apply to threatening the health and safety of others, even if unintentionally or inadvertently, as her fellow citizens in Maine are letting her know. Her

a voter ID. If it has become so diﬃcult in the USA for its citizens to obtain a photo ID, let’s start using the indelible ink, as it is being done in some other countries (in Iraq, for example, where all voters have their thumbs marked with ink, which is impossible to remove for at least two days). But all voters will have to follow this procedure (not only voters without IDs) because otherwise dishonest people can vote twice — one time using their IDs and the second time pretending that they do not have an ID.

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NFL matchups Fire up these borderline receivers in Week 9: •

Torrey Smith at Pittsburgh — Without Ike Taylor, the wheels have come oﬀ this Steelers cornerback unit.

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Belichick fawns over Manning Bill Belichick often speaks of lowly opponents with glowing praise. When he faces players and teams that are actually deserving of praise, Belichick cranks the flattering words up a notch. The Pats coach called Broncos quarterback Peyton Manning the “best quarterback I’ve coached against” on Wednesday. “Not to take anything away from the Montanas, Marinos and Elways or whoever is up there with those guys, but [Manning] is tough,” Belichick said, four days ahead of the Patriots-Broncos matchup in Foxboro. “I don’t think there are any weaknesses in his game.”

Thanks to early season injuries and some tough matchups, Cam Newton’s raw stats are not overly impressive. But make no mistake, he’s playing at an extremely high level right now — utilizing both his arm and legs. In Weeks 14-16, Newton and the Panthers will face a dream trio of Swiss Cheese defenses: Saints, Bucs, Browns. His go-to guy will be rookie sensation wideout Kelvin Benjamin, who just went toe-to-toe with Richard Sherman and won.

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bad E.J. Manuel was, watch Kyle Orton move this Bills offense. He’s turning Sammy Watkins into a star and that will open up the field for Fred Jackson, once F-Jax returns from his knee injury. It’s worth targeting all three of these guys for a potential shootout with Green Bay in Week 15 and a cupcake against Oakland in Week 16. Deep leaguers should also keep stashing Bryce Brown if possible.

Hunting our prey Yeah, you’ve heard it before. But now it’s really all coming together for Titans receiver Justin Hunter. He’s played on 94.3 percent of the snaps over the last four weeks, Zach Mettenberger’s big-armed/ vertical style is a perfect fit and Nate Washington injured his shoulder in Week 8. With the Titans quickly spiraling toward irrelevance,

they’ll focus on their young pups even more — Hunter, Mettenberger, Bishop Sankey. Most importantly, they’ll face two of the league’s worst pass defenses in Weeks 15 and 16: the Jets and Jaguars.

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The Broncos head to Foxboro with the same swagger they owned 11 months ago. Denver had just one loss heading into last November’s game in New England, but left with two.

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The Cardinals already had the sparkling record heading into last Sunday’s huge matchup with the then-5-1 Eagles. Now Arizona has that clutch, lastminute, signature win against a top team to boast about.

In our Oct. 1 rankings, the Pats couldn’t crack the top 20. Look at ’em now. Gronk is 100 percent and is scarier than ever. In the open ﬁeld, he looks like Brock Lesnar playing against a secondary of Rey Mysterios.

That home loss to the Chiefs in Week 7 hurt badly. There was little chance that the Chargers were going to go into Denver on a short week to upend the Broncos. The good news is that their schedule now softens.

What exactly happened to the Indy defense in Pittsburgh? Ben Roethlisberger had the game of his life, throwing for 522 yards and six touchdowns. Still, the Colts should right the ship against the Giants.

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Jeremy Maclin caught only two passes for 16 yards in the Eagles’ win over the Giants in Week 6. Maclin caught 12 balls for 187 yards and two touchdowns in the Eagles loss to Arizona. You ﬁgure it out.

Had the Seahawks not won it all last season, they would likely be in the 14-17 range. Call ’em the Phil Simms’ of these rankings — living oﬀ of past accomplishments and routinely stumbling on national TV.

We’ve been far too kind to the Packers this year and this week’s No. 6 ranking keeps that trend alive. In our defense, all the teams in the 7-15 range don’t deserve a ranking this high either. Someone step up!

The 49ers were on their bye last weekend and because no team in this “barelyabove-.500” range stepped up, they get the beneﬁt of the doubt. They have the Rams, Saints and Giants coming up.

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B’s battle injury, inconsistent play NHL. Torey Krug is the latest Bruins player to land on the shelf. The Bruins (5-6-0) will wrap up a mediocre opening month to their 2014-15 season Thursday in Buffalo (7 p.m., NESN), and in order to enter November with a .500 record they’ll have to find victory without the services of some of their top talent. Zdeno Chara has been out of action a week now but the defense took another blow in Tuesday’s 4-3 loss to the Wild when Torey Krug broke one of his fingers. Krug will be out two-to-three weeks. Making matters worse, forward Brad Marchand left Wednesday’s practice with an undisclosed injury. “I don’t know,” Bruins head coach Claude Julien told ESPNBoston.com. “Obviously, he tweaked something and I’m not going to say more than that because we hope

Torey Krug will be sidelined for two to three weeks with a broken finger. GETTY IMAGES

he’ll be in our lineup [against Buffalo on Thursday].” Wednesday’s practice was interesting in that Julien shifted around his lines a tad. Chris Kelly and Simon Gagne joined Patrice Bergeron on one line with Marchand, Carl Soderberg and Loui Eriksson on another. The only line that was steady was the top line of Milan Lucic, David Krejci and

Seth Griffith. Krejci and Lucic lead the Bruins in points so far this season with nine and eight, respectively. Griffith has been tremendous in the past 10 days, pumping in five points in his last four games. MATT BURKE @BurkeMetroBos

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