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THE FINAL FRONTIER

To the stars. Christopher Nolan’s “Interstellar” takes the filmmaker — plus Matthew McConaughey and Anne Hathaway — to outer space and new worlds. The director and his stars talk about the fun (and the pain) of making their new, ambitious epic. PAGE 08

Harvard class photos raising concerns over privacy issues PAGE 02

Will Daisy Buchanan’s be pushing up daisies soon? PAGE 04

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Matthew McConaughey wanders a foreign planet in Christopher Nolan’s space movie “Interstellar.” / MELINDA SUE GORDON, PARAMOUNT, WARNER BROS.

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Gambling

Casinos roll onward in Mass. Days after Bay State voters rejected an eﬀort to repeal the state’s 2011 casino law, Wynn oﬃcials on Thursday presented state gaming commissioners with an $85 million check for a 15-year license fee to build a resort casino in Everett.

Robbery

MGM Springﬁeld plans to pay its $85 million licensing fee Nov. 17 for its $800 million casino, which it plans to break ground on next spring. The commissioners on Thursday voted 3 to 2 to push back by two months deadlines for applications for a southeastern Massachusetts casino license. SHNS

Mickey D’s suspects make for bad Hamburglars A Dorchester duo who tried to rob the McDonald’s restaurant near Boston Common were caught red-handed on Thursday, police said. Andre Nesbeth and Mason

The McDonald’s was also robbed in October. / NICOLAUS CZARNECKI, METRO

McKoy, both 26, are being held on $100,000 cash bail after police saw them masked, running from the restaurant’s back entrance. They are also suspects in a similar robbery at the same McDonald’s, located at 146 Tremont St., in October. A handgun and a shotgun were later found hidden in the kitchen. METRO

Harvard snaps photos of students without consent

Cambridge. The university used the photos as part of a study on attendance.

Harvard University has acknowledged taking photos of students in classrooms without their knowledge in an attempt to study lecture attendance. The study has raised privacy concerns on campus. Harvard computer science professor Harry Lewis, at a faculty meeting earlier this week, questioned Harvard brass about the study. “Contrary to a basic principle of research involving human subjects, the students who were subjects of this study still, I believe, have not been informed that their images were captured and analyzed,” said Lewis at the time, according to his blog. “Just because technology can be used to answer a question doesn’t mean that it should be. And if you watch

people electronically and don’t tell them ahead of time, you should tell them afterward.” He added, “Can we have your assurance that all the students and faculty who were subjects of this nonconsensual study will be informed that they were under photographic surveillance?” In response to questions about the photos, Peter K. Bol, Harvard’s vice provost for Advances in Learning, said the study was intended to collect data about attendance. He added, that they did not want individual students to be tracked or identified. The results of the study were not intended to evaluate teachers. “We wanted to know if we could get valid evidence on attendance, and we wanted to see if there were any patterns in the data that might support conclusions about whether or not we should care,” said Bol.

Sex week

Harvard holds Anal Sex 101 workshop Harvard — recently ranked the No. 1 university in the world — played host to a seminar on anal sex this week. The student-run workshop, titled “What What in the Butt: Anal Sex 101,” was included in Harvard’s “Sex Week” which ends on Saturday. The event is put on by Sexual Health Education & Advocacy throughout Harvard College (SHEATH), a student group dedicated to “empowering the Harvard community to explore their experiences with love and sex by providing comprehensive programming addressing a wide range of issues relating to sex, relationships, dating, sexual health and sexuality.”

The issue has raised privacy concerns on Harvard’s campus.

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Quincy Medical Center will close at the end of the year. / NICOLAUS CZARNECKI, METRO

Quincy Medical Center announced on Thursday that it will close its doors on Dec. 31, due to financial instability. The center, which has 196 beds, is financially unsustainable with almost $20 million in average annual losses and only about one-fifth of the beds occupied on an average day, a statement released Thursday indicated. Dr. Mark Girard, president of Steward Hospitals, cited competition from Boston-

area medical centers, cuts to Medicare reimbursements, underfunding of Medicaid, and precipitously declining patient volume as the main factors driving the closure. The center’s parent company, Steward Health Care System, plans to move operations to a “more sustainable outpatient health care delivery network” in Quincy. The center’s 550 employees will be paid for the next 60 days. DANNY MCDONALD

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“While Quincy Medical Center earns top quality and safety ratings … it has become abundantly clear that local residents no longer seek inpatient services from Quincy Medical Center.” Mark Girard, president, Steward Hospitals

BOSTON Bike share

Boston. Double shooting in Charlestown is the city’s fifth in two days Two people were shot on Main Street in Charlestown Wednesday night just before 10 p.m. An investigation into the shooting is ongoing, but the incident marks the fifth such shooting in the city since Tuesday. Multiple calls to Boston Police about that incident went unreturned Thursday. Fox 25 reported the two victims were taken to Massachusetts General Hospital, but their conditions were unclear on Thursday. The Charlestown shooting comes after two males were shot at 226 Margaretta Drive in Hyde Park just after 11 p.m. Tuesday. One of the victims died from his wounds at Brigham and Women’s Hospital. The second victim sustained what appeared to be non-life-threatening injuries. According to police, that incident appeared to be “domestic in nature and not a random act.” Earlier that night, around

Cambridge Hubway will continue through winter

Charges Jarris Charley, 21, of Boston, is facing charges of armed robbery, assault with intent to murder and unlawful possession of a firearm for the Dorchester shooting earlier this week. •

Police stopped Charley on Savin Hill Avenue near the scene of the shooting. He was identiﬁed as the shooter based on witness descriptions, surveillance images, and other evidence, Suﬀolk prosecutors said.

7:30 p.m., a masked man shot an employee of D&D Convenience Store on Dorchester Avenue in Dorchester during a robbery. The 46-year-old male victim was shot in the abdomen and taken to Boston Medical Center but his injuries were not considered to be lifethreatening. DANNY MCDONALD

Students join officials at unveiling of youth violence prevention billboard in Roxbury Students from the Timilty Middle School in Roxbury joined Boston Mayor Marty Walsh, Suﬀolk County District Attorney Dan Conley and other oﬃcials on Thursday to unveil a billboard promoting Overcoming Violence, a middle school curriculum that highlights the importance of education and positive choices for young people, contrasting them with the negative consequences of violence and criminal activity. / NICOLAUS CZARNECKI, METRO

The Hubway public bike share system will continue to be available throughout winter at almost all Cambridgebased stations. Last year, Cambridge piloted year-round Hubway service, which proved successful with over 35,000 rides from December through March, despite the exceptionally harsh winter. Users should bear in mind that only Cambridge-based stations will be in operation throughout winter. Closures of other stations will begin in mid-November, with Brookline and Somerville concluding operations on Nov. 26. For the ﬁrst time, a reduced number of stations in Boston will remain open through December. The entire system is expected to reopen in March or early April, depending on weather conditions. Hubway may also close extreme inclement weather conditions. METRO

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Boston. Bay State may put pot legalization on ballot in 2016: Forum With an average approval level of 72 percent, voters in eight Massachusetts House districts on Tuesday endorsed a nonbinding question instructing their state representative to vote for legislation that would allow the state to regulate and tax marijuana in the same manner as alcohol. According to the Drug Policy Forum of Massachusetts, the eight districts cover 56 towns and the results continue a string of pro-marijuana votes in Massachusetts and around

the United States. With the state Legislature largely uninterested in wading into a debate over marijuana laws, activists in Massachusetts have used the ballot in recent years to decriminalize possession of smaller amounts of pot and in 2012 to pass a law legalizing the use of marijuana for medical purposes. The forum interpreted Tuesday’s results as supportive of general legalization of marijuana, an idea they may try to bring to the ballot in 2016. SHNS

Car accident

Howie Carr checks out of hospital Local radio talk show host and columnist Howie Carr has been released from the hospital after getting into a car accident on the Mass Pike on Wednesday.

The Boston Herald reported Carr suﬀered minor injuries in the accident. WRKO’S Phil Zachary said in a statement that Carr will remain oﬀ the air ... to ensure a full recovery with no complications.” METRO

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Is this weekend last call for Daisy Buchanan’s? Boston. The bar is sending mixed social media messages about its rumored closure. Is Daisy Buchanan’s — the Back Bay watering hole whose motto is “Where Anything Can Happen” — entering its final days? Rumors have been swirling for months that the Boston institution, located on the corner of Newbury and Fairfield streets, would close, and on Nov. 1 the bar’s Twitter account tweeted, “We don’t have much time left come say hi!!!” A Boston Herald report followed, saying the end was coming this weekend for the bar. However, a Thursday tweet from the pub’s account appeared to refute that no-

Will Daisy Buchanan’s be done after this weekend? / NICOLAUS CZARNECKI, METRO Quoted

“We will be open all weekend stop by!!” A tweet from Daisy Buchanan’s sent on Thursday

tion. It read, “We will be open all weekend stop by!!” On Thursday, a bartender working at Daisy Buchanan’s said he could not comment on the situation. A man identifying himself as a manager deferred comment to the owner, who did not return

several phone calls. First opened in September of 1970, the pub has become known as a hot spot for professional athletes. DANNY MCDONALD @DMacCash daniel.mcdonald@metro.us

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Boehner touts bills to build Keystone, repeal Obamacare GOP in control. Boehner also said he and Senator Mitch McConnell will work in tandem to address the debt. Legislation allowing the construction of the Keystone oil pipeline from Canada to the Gulf of Mexico, repealing Obamacare and reducing the nation’s debt are at the top of Republicans’ 2015 agenda, House Speaker John Boehner said on Thursday. In his first news conference since Tuesday’s congressional elections that saw broad Republican victories, Boehner also said that if President Barack Obama unilater-

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ally loosens some immigration regulations, he will “poison the well and there will be no chance of immigration reform moving” in the next two years. Before the end of this year, Obama is expected to use his executive authority to help possibly millions of undocumented residents who have been living in the United States for an extended period, many raising families here. His actions could allow many of them to seek jobs in the United States without fear of deportation. Obama held off taking such action earlier this year in the hope that Boehner’s Republicans would come together on a rewrite of U.S. immigration laws. In June 2013, the Senate passed a bipartisan bill. REUTERS

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Facebook said users would now have option to donate directly to various Ebola relief charities through a button at the top of their News Feeds. Facebook users can donate to three charities — International Medical Corps, the International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies and Save the Children — starting Thursday, the company said on its Website. The social media company is also donating 100 terminals to provide Internet and voice-calling access for aid workers to Ebola-hit areas in West Africa such as Guinea, Liberia and Sierra Leone. Chief Executive Mark Zuckerberg

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One of the Texas nurses who helped treat a Liberian man with Ebola last month defended her decision to fly after that, saying she had not been barred from traveling and felt normal during her trip. In televised interviews on Thursday, Amber Vinson, 29, also said she had received little training in handling patients with the virus that has ravaged West Africa, and had no experience with the protective gear needed for such cases before treating the Liberian, Thomas Duncan, who later died. “We did not get much training,” she told NBC’s “Today” program, speaking of her work

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Vinson’s case sparked alarm because she traveled by commercial airplane to Ohio after treating Duncan and before she fell ill with the virus. She reported a slight fever on her return trip to Texas, causing health officials to scramble to track down those who had been in contact with her. “I was never told that I couldn’t travel,” Vinson told NBC, speaking from Dallas. REUTERS

Texas health oﬃcials on Thursday said the last person being monitored by the state for possible Ebola is set to be cleared by the end of Friday, concluding a 21-day monitoring period. In a statement, the Texas Department of State Health Services said that no additional cases of the virus have been diagnosed in the state. Nearly 5,000 people have been killed by the Ebola virus, mostly in Liberia, Sierra Leone and Guinea in Africa. REUTERS

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Dueling Nolan Rankings By Matt Prigge and Ned Ehrbar Christopher Nolan is generally beloved by film geeks and regular geeks alike, thanks in large part to his Batman films. (Well, maybe not all of them.) But opinions about his ever-growing body of work vary wildly. So we pitted Metro’s film critic, Matt Prigge, and Hollywood correspondent, Ned Ehrbar, against each other to rank the films of Christopher Nolan. At least they agree on one of them.

Matt’s ranking: 1. THE PRESTIGE 2. MEMENTO 3. THE DARK KNIGHT 4. BATMAN BEGINS 5. INSOMNIA 6. INCEPTION 7. FOLLOWING 8. THE DARK KNIGHT RISES

Ned’s ranking: 1. INCEPTION 2. THE DARK KNIGHT 3. MEMENTO 4. BATMAN BEGINS 5. THE PRESTIGE 6. FOLLOWING 7. INSOMNIA 8. THE DARK KNIGHT RISES

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FILM

Heading out to outer space with Christopher Nolan Interview. The director wanted his sci-fi movie to be a family film (sort of). Sure, it’s an epic science-fiction drama partially filmed using IMAX cameras, but for director and co-writer Christopher Nolan, “Interstellar” is really a family movie. “When I first looked at [co-writer and brother] Jonah’s draft on ‘Interstellar,’ it was very clear that at the heart of the story was this great family relationship,” Nolan says. “We found the more we explored the cosmic scale of things and the further out into the universe you went, the more the focus came down to who we are as people and what are the connections between us.” The family in question is led by Cooper (Matthew McConaughey), a pilot and engineer forced to abandon his kids and father on a mission to find a planet to replace the dying Earth. Maintaining that core theme of family sometimes meant engaging in a bit of subterfuge with his collaborators, including composer Hans Zimmer. “One of the things I did with Hans is I didn’t want

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him to know what the genre was when he started working,” Nolan says. “Before I actually started working on the script, I wrote out a page of what I considered to be the heart of the story — the relationships, the idea of a father having to leave his children — and I gave it to Hans and said, ‘Work on that for a day, give me what you’ve got and that will be the seed to grow the score from. And indeed, the finished score came from

that particular creative act.” For a director who’s tackled amnesia, dreams and Gotham City, heading to space was a singular thrill. “Space exploration has always represented the most hopeful and optimistic endeavor that mankind has ever really engaged with,” Nolan says. The recent retiring of the Space Shuttle Endeavor sticks out in his mind, as he and wife Emma Thomas watched it arrive in LA. “We were up

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at Griffith Park with hundreds of people waving flags and watching this thing fly down,” he remembers. “It was a very moving moment and very melancholy as well, because what you felt was the sense of that great endeavor, that hope and optimism, is something that I feel we’re in need of again.” NED EHRBAR @Nedrick ned.ehrbar@metro.lu

Jessica Chastain was reluctant to do a movie about space

Anne Hathaway’s favorite costume

At first, Jessica Chastain didn’t naturally share director Christopher Nolan’s wonder for space exploration, which probably had a lot to do with the “Interstellar” star’s first memories of the space program. “I remember when I was a kid, my first confrontation with space travel was when the Challenger exploded,” she says of the disaster in January 1986, when Chastain was just 8 years old. “I remember how traumatic it was,” she says of watching it in a classroom of other children. That early exposure to the darker consequences of exploration was quite a bit to get over, to put it mildly. “I had never, ever imagined that it was something that I wanted to do,” she admits.

Who doesn’t love a good 40-pound spacesuit? When Anne Hathaway suited up for her role as an astronaut in “Interstellar,” she figured the only way to get through the hardships of wearing the gear was to fall in love with it. “The first time I put it on I made up my mind that it was my favorite costume that I’ve ever worn,” Hathaway says. “Thanks to [Christopher Nolan], I’ve gotten to wear some pretty spectacular ones. But this one, it was the closest I’ve ever felt to feeling like a kid at Halloween, if you could stretch out Halloween for several months. I love that feeling. Forty pounds is a lot for me, so it helped that I had to make up my mind

Jessica Chastain plays Matthew McConaughey’s grown-up daughter.

“As human beings, I think we need to conquer our fears and reach beyond our grasp. I think it’s very important that you don’t become complacent and stagnant.” And while Chastain doesn’t see herself signing up for any space walks at the Internation-

al Space Station anytime soon, she has managed to reignite her own pioneer spirit. “The wonderful thing about being an actress is that I get to act — not in this film — those explorations beyond what I myself am capable of,” Chastain says. NED EHRBAR

that I loved it because that was the only way forward.” NED EHRBAR

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Marvel ’toon. A fun entry gets overshadowed by its adorbs balloon robot In this shotgun marriage between Marvel and Disney’s animation wing, a Doogie Howseresque prodigy named Hiro (voice of Ryan Potter) joins forces with a team of techies-turned-superheroes, including an inflatable, synthetic, pot-bellied, humongously adorable bot named Baymax (Scott Adsit), who was designed by Hiro’s late brother as a mere health care worker. The lowdown “Big Hero Six” has some of the best comedic timing and direction in ages, which is odd as it’s a cartoon as well as a Marvel superhero movie. That’s mostly courtesy of Baymax. “I’m not fast,” he blankly

informs our young hero, as an invading baddie bears down upon them. Indeed, before he’s tricked out with new, butt-kicking programming and jet-packed armor, Baymax moves so slowly that the movie often stops dead for him. Tens of seconds are burned as he patiently navigates through tight spots or applies Scotch tape to tiny holes, the images holding, unmoving, on his plight. Working through phrases in broken old-timey computer speak, Adsit never raises his voice, committed to singlehandedly bringing a busy movie down to his glacial speed. Naturally Baymax is the best part of “Big Hero Six,”

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The main draw of the superhero pic “Big Hero 6” is Baymax, an inflatable health care worker. / DISNEY

but by no means it’s only part. In its way, this is a more distinctive Marvel film than “Guardians of the Galaxy.” Divorced from the brand’s “Cinematic Universe,” it’s an even mash-up of the comics factory and their owners, Disney, and for the most part borrows the best from both worlds. It’s still as slight as its brethren, and it still all comes down to Baymax, who is like one of the Minions of the “Despicable Me” series,

except that he’s also E.T. He’s a comic relief who worms his way into the heart without viewers noticing. Then again, the sentimentality is its one misstep; let’s just say that there was a time, before franchises really took hold, when one could have a profoundly heartbreaking ending and leave it at that. Nowadays, filmmakers think having their cake and eating it, too, is not a damning offense.

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‘Big Hero 6’ Directors: Don Hall, Chris Williams Voices of: Ryan Potter, Scott Adsit Rating: PG

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Keira Knightley plays Megan, a 28-year-old who’s the last of her friends to get married. But when her boyfriend (Mark Webber) actually proposes, she freaks out and pretends she’s at a far-oﬀ conference when she’s actually hanging out with a bunch of teenagers, led by Chloe Grace Moretz. The lowdown: It might not look it, but “Laggies” is the

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latest from Lynn Shelton, heretofore the maker of rough, handheld, largely improvised indies such as “Humpday” and “Your Sister’s Sister.” “Laggies,” meanwhile, is all ﬁlmed on a tripod, with name actors — there’s also Sam Rockwell, Kaitlyn Dever and Ellie Kemper — slumming in a script (not by Shelton) that would have, in the distant past, been a studio picture. It is a very Sheltonesque plot though. She has always been a whiz at high concepts (as well as with titles). Stylistically, this

is an anonymous, high-toned indie, but her personality shines through in the messiness of the characters and the performers playing them. “Laggies” stays on a pretty familiar trajectory. But Shelton gives the actors just enough wiggle room to goof around. Knightley in particular has arguably never been more amiable, and Dever, as the wilder of the teens, keeps things peppy even during the obligatory third act shift to a more melodramatic tone. MATT PRIGGE

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The only thing seemingly missingg from the cookbookk Totchos — or nachos made with tater-tots — a staple at bars around the city. “Oh yeah, totchos! I have had totchos at the Florida Room. It’s the best late-night bar food,” Brownstein says of her city. Maybe for the next book.

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Eat like a hipster with ‘Portlandia Cookbook’ Brunch. Dine in style with recipes inspired by the show’s wacky characters. You might be suspicious of a cookbook spawned from the sketch comedy series “Portlandia,” which lampoons the more eccentric elements of life in Portland, Oregon, but series stars Carrie Brownstein and Fred Armisen assure us the Portland food scene is nothing to joke about. “It really has its own signature on cuisine, I can’t believe it. It also doesn’t toot its own horn about [its] own food,” Armisen says. And according to Brownstein, that culture extends to the book itself. “We’re not trying to take it too seriously, but if you want to use it as a legitimate cook-

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book, it completely functions as that,” Brownstein says. “There are genuine recipes in there that are legitimately tasty. I think for new cooks or cooks who are just starting out, it’s a good way, because a lot of it is comfort food.”

For a sample of what the book does have to offer, Brownstein and Armisen suggest the Bird in a Grilled Cheese Nest, so we’ve provided the recipe online. “I love eggs on anything, and Portland is very egg-y now,”

Armisen says. Brownstein likes the dish for its simplicity. “This is something that just requires bread and cheese and egg. It’s all the ingredients I like, and it’s like a fancy grilled cheese,” she says, adding, “I’m sorry, yes, it’s carb-heavy. You can follow that up with a big steak!” NED EHRBAR @Nedrick ned.ehrbar@metro.us

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An open letter to a pick-up artist Dear Julien Blanc: I’ve been reading about your exploits in Australia. Looks like your “pick-up artistry” got a little messy, eh? Your hotel canceled your “event,” but I can’t say I’m surprised. You aren’t teaching men how to meet women. You are teaching men how to coerce women into sleeping with them. In essence, you are cloning you — a pathetic, empty shell of a man. You are a poster child for Real Social Dynamics (RSD), the pick-up artist consortium that claims to “teach men how to attract women.” But you and RSD don’t teach men tips for confidence, attraction or finding love, and respect is a word that is clearly not in your vocabulary. You teach men how to lie. You teach men how to manipulate. In your latest “workshops,” it now seems you are also teaching sexual assault. A man “picking up a woman” by pulling her head to his crotch isn’t just abusive; it’s also a felony. It’s sexual assault in the purest sense of the word. What many people don’t realize is that

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with their opinion of you today. These are men who come to you looking for answers. Many of them are men who have been shunned by women for the whole of their adult lives. Some were bullied in middle school, and others are unsure of how to approach someone of

the opposite sex without being laughed at. And what do you do? You prey on their insecurities and train them in “techniques” that provide a false sense of confidence. You are forced to find new women constantly because: They figure out your true intentions quickly and move on; You are afraid of getting too close to any woman due to your fear that she’ll find out that you are emotionally vacant; And you’re insecure in yourself as a man and you are counting on external validation to bolster your fragile self-esteem. I might feel bad for you, if it weren’t for the emotional destruction and confusion you leave in your pathetic wake. Let me know when you hit bottom, or when you have run out of soul to sell. Of course, this is just my opinion. I could be wrong, but I doubt it.

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Rose McGowan sorry/ not sorry for upsetting the gay community Rose McGowan would like the gay community to know that she’s very, very sorry for saying that gay men are “as misogynistic as straight men, if not more so” during a podcast chat with Bret Easton Ellis. “You want to talk about the fact that I have heard nobody in the gay community, no gay males, standing up for women on any level? I think it’s what happens to you as a group when you are starting to get most of what you fought for,” she said during the podcast. “I have not seen a single peep from these people, who supposedly represent lesbians as well. When the equal pay act was shut down by Republicans in the Senate, not a single man mentioned that. I see now people who

have basically fought for the right to stand on top of a float wearing an orange Speedo and take [MDMA]. Gay misogyny is a huge problem.” So, about that apology? In an op-ed for the Advocate, McGowan says she “made a dumb generalization” and could have “articulated my frustration in a better fashion” but stands by her core point that if she doesn’t specifically see something with her own eyes, it hasn’t happened.

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J.Lo totally crushing on J.Lo Jennifer Lopez has her heart set on someone new: herself. No, for serious. “I would describe the woman I am today as a work in progress,” Lopez tells E! News. “And this was the beginning of what I think is going to be a lifelong journey of being content and happy with myself. I have to know how great I am, you know — all of us need to know how great we are. That we’re worth it. …

When you can really appreciate the person you are — not what you’ve accomplished, not the money that you have, none of that, just the girl you are — that person is just a good, funny, generous loving person. You always have to be the most important [person in your life]. That’s what love is.” She might want to cool it a little if she doesn’t want to scare herself off, though.

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A movie about Elvis meeting Nixon?

“Elvis & Nixon,” the upcoming film inspired by one of the kookiest photos of the 20th century, has found its leads. Kevin Spacey will star as Richard Nixon, while “Boardwalk Empire” and “Man of Steel” star Michael Shannon will grow some pretty impressive sideburns to play Elvis Presley. I’m not sure how they’re going to stretch an awkward photo opportunity into a two-hour movie, but we’ll know soon enough.

AC/DC drummer caught in murder-forhire plot

AC/DC drummer Phil Rudd has been arrested in New Zealand on charges he sought to hire someone to murder two men, according to BBC News. Rudd was also charged with possession of methamphetamines and cannabis, but the murder-forhire charge alone could get him 10 years in prison. His band, based in Australia, is due to release a new album later this year, although Rudd didn’t appear in a recent publicity photo or video shoot for the rock group.

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Joss Whedon irked by Idris Elba’s loose lips Speaking of apologies, Idris Elba owes one to Joss Whedon. Vulture caught up with the “Avengers” director and asked him about the details Elba let slip about himself and Tom Hiddleston popping up in next year’s “Avengers: Age of Ultron.” Not surprisingly, Whedon wasn’t pleased. “Um, should he receive an email from me, there might be an attitude of scold,” Whedon says. “When you have a cast of 19,000 people, inevitably, once every month, you pick up [a story] and you’re like, ‘Awww.’” Indeed.

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New ‘Into the Woods’ trailer admits it’s a musical The full trailer for Disney’s film adaptation of “Into the Woods” is here, and it finally makes clear what fans of Ste-

phen Sondheim’s Broadway hit already knew: It’s a musical. The first teaser for the Christmas release seemed to shy away from that fact, but this one wears its musical theater bona fides on its sparkly sleeve. We’re still not sold on Johnny Depp’s Big Bad Wolf, though.

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live at a time when the actual Ether Dome at Massachusetts General Hospital (MGH) is a historical landmark. The story begins in Hartford, Connecticut, circa 1846, when Dr. Horace Wells, a popular dentist, and his ethically challenged young protege William Morton discover that laughing gas (nitrous oxide) makes dental procedures pain free. The pair eventually make their way to MGH to demAbout that dome

Local history Part of the appeal of this production might be that much of the true story took place in our own backyard, and that there are still buildings at MGH that were named after some of the characters. When not in use as a teaching amphitheater, the Ether Dome is open for visitors. Visit www.mass general.org/history/exhibits /etherdome/ for details.

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onstrate how this newfound anesthesia could benefit surgical patients. All doesn’t go as planned, and they are laughed out of the hallowed institution by the stodgy Brahmin physicians who run it. An incredibly bizarre confluence of circumstances unfold that not only make for great theater, but result in the game-changing use of ether as an anesthetic. Power, money, social status and ethics all come into play as this unlikely group struggle for the perks, privilege and notoriety that accompany such a major scientific discovery. Michael Bakkensen nicely captures both the rise and frightening fall of Dr. Wells, while Tom Patterson is charm-

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ingly pathological in his portrayal of Mr. Morton. The ensemble of actors who play the MGH physicians, led by Richmond Hoxie (Dr. Warren) and William Youmans (Dr. Jackson), are perfectly arrogant and stuffy as old-school doctors playing God. NICK DUSSAULT @MetroBOS letters@metro.us

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Megan Amram Monday, 7 p.m. Brattle Theater 40 Brattle St., Cambridge $5, 617-661-1515 www.harvard.com Amram (a writer for “Parks and Recreation”) discusses her book “Science… For Her!”, a snarky satire of “expert advice” articles that appear in women’s magazines. MATTHEW DINARO

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Through Nov. 21 ARCH Gallery, 52 Everett St., Allston, Free, 518-495-4111, www.archgalleryboston.com This Alaskan-born artist’s first show in Massachusetts features a set of boxes with beautifully colorful Rorschach-like designs. Lit from within like Chinese lanterns, they are the gallery’s only light source. The project had a surprising genesis: the notorious Tulip Bubble in 17th century Holland, during which tulips became so valuable people would stake their fortunes on a single bulb.

‘American Visions’ Sunday, 3 p.m., New England Conservatory’s Jordan Hall 30 Gainsborough St. $27-$69, www.coroallegro.org Join us for a musical celebration of legendary choral conductor Lorna Cooke deVaron, who receives Coro Allegro’s eighth annual Daniel Pinkham Award. In this program showcasing works by pioneering and contemporary American voices, experience the warm, quintessentially American lyricism of deVaron’s colleague Aaron Copland’s settings of folk melodies. Enjoy the “unusual melodic grace” in Irving Fine’s composition, “The Hour-Glass,” dedicated to deVaron. Then explore the modern American soundscape through a world premiere by Lorna’s son Alexander on Walt Whitman’s poem, “Proto-Leaf.” Coro Allegro is an award-winning classical chorus for members, friends and allies of the LGBT community.

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Scorpio|Oct. 23-Nov. 21. A last-minute deviation from your plans will have an amazing effect on your future. Go with the flow, and you will not be disappointed. Safeguard documents.

Taurus | April 21-May 21. A brief getaway will renew your faith in life. It’s easy to lose sight of your goals if you’ve been running in circles and getting nowhere fast. An escape will put things in perspective.

Sagittarius | Nov. 22Dec. 21. You should stop agonizing over what you’ve done in the past and look at the future with optimism. Unwise decisions will be the result of poor judgment.

Gemini | May 22-June 20. Be generous with your time, not your money. Don’t let negativity take a toll on your wellbeing. Volunteer for a worthy cause to make a diﬀerence.

Capricorn | Dec. 22-Jan. 20. Preoccupation with personal problems will interfere with your professional productivity. Make your career a priority to avoid further repercussions. Let success be your revenge. Aquarius | Jan. 21-Feb. 18. Don’t dwell on negative events. Consider your objectives and put your best foot forward. Appreciate what you have and you’ll find a way. Pisces | Feb. 19-March 20. Cultural inﬂuences will spur your creativity and spark new ideas. Music and art can be enjoyed with little or no cash via the Internet or at galleries and museums. Aries | March 21-April 20. A falling out with someone will leave you feeling uneasy. If you overreact, you will have to make amends. Be honest and admit your mistake.

Cancer | June 21-July 22. If an emotional partnership is in decline, you need to make some hard choices. Don’t stay in a situation that is bringing you down. It’s time to shake up your routine. Leo | July 23-Aug. 22. Act reserved when dealing with peers. Overfamiliarity with colleagues or superiors will lead to a loss of respect and damage to your status and reputation. Virgo | Aug. 23-Sept. 22. Curb your anger around the young and old people in your life. You’ll get a better response using encouragement. Focus inward and make personal changes. Libra | Sept. 23-Oct. 22. Business or legal negotiations will require your full attention. Don’t rush while working out contracts or agreements. Time will be needed to do proper research. EUGENIA LAST

A smaller sin

the sidewalks, the only space that pedestrians are supposed to have to themselves; 4. Cycle on one-way streets in the wrong direction. Lawless pedestrians: 1. Sometimes jaywalk.

Re: ‘Oppression against cyclists is great travesty of our age’ (Metro, Nov. 4) In the debate over “lawless pedestrians” (stifling a laugh at that) vs. “lawless cyclists,” how about a comparison of the rules broken by both groups? Lawless cyclists: 1. Blow through red traffic lights and ignore other traffic rules as if the rules somehow do not apply to them. (And then cry foul if they get hit by a car at an intersection and survive); 2. Cycle in the dark without lights; 3. Cycle on

shire, etc. the Republicans won by a single-digit percentage or lost. That is worrisome, as we know the country has two very diﬀerent electorates: One shows up during midterms for the Republicans and the other younger, less white, less conservative and bigger, turns out for the Democrats in presidential years. If that is true — and it is true — then the margins ought to be wider, and because it is only single digit this means a lot of the Republican base voted against the Republican party, which signals trouble for the Republicans in 2016.

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Republicans should be wary All Republicans should be happy but wary with the victory on Tuesday night. In battleground states such as Colorado, Iowa, North Carolina, New Hamp-

Obama needs to fix his policy Before the midterms, President Obama said the outcome would be a referendum on his policies, perhaps hoping these would be justiﬁed when Democrats kept control of the Senate. Since Republicans won the Senate, their stunning success must reﬂect a rejection of Obama’s agenda. GEORGE CHRISTIAN, VIA EMAIL

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NFL. New England’s defense has improved, but it’s not yet regarded as “elite.”

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The Patriots did what no other team in the NFL had done in 2014 last Sunday by blowing out the Broncos 43-21. Denver’s potent offense had been held to less than 21 points only once prior to its meeting with the Pats, scoring 20 in a loss at Seattle on Sept. 21. While some may still hesitate to rank the Pats defense alongside the likes of the Le-

gion of Boom, there is little doubt that they’ve dramatically improved on that side of the ball this season. Starting a week from Sunday in Indianapolis, we’ll find out just how dominant the unit is. New England plays the Colts, Lions, Packers, Chargers and Dolphins in a row coming off the bye, with all five offenses presenting large challenges. The Colts lead the league in total offense. The Lions, already ranked ninth in the league in passing yards per game, get — arguably — the most talented receiver in the game back this week in Calvin Johnson. The Packers rank sixth in points per game at 27.8 and feature the highest rated quarterback (113.6) in the league in Aaron Rodgers. San Diego’s Philip Rivers, despite recent struggles, is still seventh in the NFL in passing yards and had the Chargers’ offense humming before the bottom fell out in Week

7 at home against the Chiefs. Miami’s Ryan Tannehill looks like a new man leading the Dolphins’ offense as he has a 6:1 touchdown-interception ratio the past three weeks. Creating turnovers is obviously key for the Patriots going forward. Excluding the Thursday night Jets game three weeks back, in which New York played New England to something of a standstill, the Patriots have made a living creating turnovers since the blowout win over Cincinnati in Week 5. The Patriots defense recovered three fumbles in the Bengals game, recovered two fumbles and picked off Kyle Orton once in the Buffalo game, had a fumble recovery for a touchdown and had a pick against Chicago, and picked off Peyton Manning twice last week. MATT BURKE @BurkeMetroBos

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Challenge accepted

“We get kind of excited about these games because we know we are going to be tested. I think we embrace the challenge of going against these really good oﬀenses and we have a stretch of facing really good QBs.” Devin McCourty, Patriots safety, to WEEI’s “Middays with MFB” on Thursday

MLS. Revolution looking to close out Columbus The Revolution can advance to the Eastern Conference championship series with a win, draw or even a one-goal loss at Gillette Stadium on Sunday (5 p.m., ESPN2) as they will host the Crew in the second leg of a cumulative playoff series. The Revs earned a 4-2 victory in Columbus, Ohio, last Saturday as Charlie Davies found the net twice, and Lee Nguyen and Chris Tierney chipped in with one goal apiece. MATT BURKE

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