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NU, BU ready for Beanpot title game Sketch artist Jane Collins has covered multiple major court cases at Federal Court in Boston. / NICOLAUS CZARNECKI, METRO
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If court artist Jane Flavell Collins had to portray the subject of her latest sketches, she’d describe accused Boston Marathon bomber Dzhokhar Tsarnaev with one word. “I’d say bored,” Collins said. I really think [court] is very tiresome for him. As Collins’ pastels sketch Tsarnaev’s image, she tries to capture his detached demeanor. “He’s a young man,” Collins said, “and there is no way out, so he is resigned. He keeps tugging at his collar. I noticed that, too.” Over the course of her eclectic career, Collins has become a fixture in area courtrooms, pad and pastels in hand. “I could always get a good likeness for some reason,” Collins said.
Collins is currently a courtroom artist for TV 4, 7 and 25 in the Boston area and a three-time New England Emmy Award winner for her
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The Duxbury resident studied art at the Massachusetts College of Art and Design and earned a master’s degree in Florence, Italy. She decided to become a court sketch artist 25 years ago after Channel 5 gave her a shot. She vividly remembers her first day in court. Her large pad
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She is a joint recipient for a National Peabody Award with Chuck Kramer from WCVB-TV 5 for a TV special completely illustrated with pastel drawings by Collins. Janecollinsartist.com.
and art supplies poked rows of court reporters as she entered, and she accidentally sat in the defendant’s chair. “I was very embarrassed,” Collins said. “I went to the back of the room and said to myself, ‘I can’t do this.’ But then I kept with it, and I learned a lot over the years. I really have enjoyed it very much.” Collins is currently drawing Tsarnaev, 21, in Boston’s Moakley Federal Courthouse. Opening statements in his trial have been pushed off until later this month as the parties have been unable to select a jury they consider impartial.
“I only go to the most interesting cases,” said Collins, who has covered high-profile trials including those of mobster Whitey Bulger and shoe bomber Richard Reid, the British man who, in 2001, attempted to set off explosives that he’d stuffed into his shoes while on an American Airlines flight from Paris to Miami. Collins recalled the moment Reid lashed out at the judge. ”I stopped drawing. It took my breath away. The shoe bomber got angry, and pretty soon he was sputtering and flailing his big, long arms,” Collins said. Bulger, on the other hand, kept a low profile, keen on scribbling away on a legal pad. “He hardly moved,” Collins said. “Every once in a while someone would throw a bad word at him and he’d respond,” she said. Tsarnaev is a new beast. The Chechen native is accused of detonating two homemade bombs at the Boylston Street finish line of the 2013 Boston Marathon, killing three people
and injuring 264. An MIT police officer was killed in a shootout with Tsarnaev. As the trial gets underway, all eyes are on Boston, and without cameras in the courtroom, Collins must be the eyes of the world. Since jury selection began last month, Tsarnaev’s look has changed. “I noticed the beard right away,” she said. “And his hair has been cut. The last time I saw him everyone was mentioning his hair. It had been very, very curly and getting long and hanging over his face. So they tried to clean him up a little bit.” Collins says she dreads the day when live streams and camera phones make courtroom sketches obsolete. “Everybody is asking for them. It’s sort of like the court puts up with what I do,” Collins said. “Hopefully I’ll make it a little while longer.” MORGAN ROUSSEAU @MetroMorgan
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More snow coming to bury Boston Weather. Another 10 to 24 inches will fall in the region before the end of Monday. A beleaguered Boston will be battered by another snowstorm. Public schools are closed in the city Monday and Tuesday and the T will run on a limited schedule. The storm, the third in recent weeks, is expected to dump from 10 to 24 inches on the region. Bill Simpson, a meteorologist in the service’s Taunton office, said Logan Airport might only get a foot of snow, while MetroWest may see 20 inches. “There will be quite a variability with the snow amounts,” he said. A winter storm warning will remain in effect until
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1 a.m. Tuesday. It looks like it’s going to nastier later in the week, when forecasts are predicting a potentially historic cold snap to chill the region. The weather service warns of “potentially life-threatening record cold temperatures and wind chills are possible sometime late this week into next weekend.” Boston Mayor Marty Walsh said the city has never had to deal with this much snow in
such a short amount of time. “These storms that we’re getting are unprecedented,” he said. “We’ve never seen this type of snow any other time in the history of our city.” He is directing nonessential city personnel to stay home and has canceled all community meetings Monday night. A public parking ban in the city began at 4 p.m. Sunday as 350 trucks salted and plowed the city’s streets. The last week blanketed Boston with more than 40 inches, the snowiest seven days in the city’s recorded history. Walsh said the city had stepped up its enforcement of snow removal, and issued 1,500 violations for businesses and homeowners who failed to comply with the city’s snow removal rules. DANNY MCDONALD @DMacCash daniel.mcdonald@metro.us
Bill Cosby cancels Wilbur shows Bill Cosby canceled his two Sunday shows at The Wilbur Theatre. Protesters had planned to demonstrate outside the theater over the spate of sexual assault allegations facing the 77-year-old comedian, which Cosby has denied. The theater said in a Facebook post that it had “done everything possible to make the right decisions, both for our customers and our community.” / NICOLAUS CZARNECKI, METRO
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Powerball is up to $450 million If there’s a silver lining in our stunning failure Saturday to win that $380 million Powerball drawing, it is this: No one won. That means a bigger jackpot — $450 million — and yet another office pool to pitch in to Monday at work. The next
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Healey. Opiate problem is a ‘public health crisis’ Maura Healey, the state’s new attorney general, said Massachusetts’ ongoing opiate problem is a public health crisis. Healey, a Democrat from Charlestown, made the comments on WCVB’s “On The Record,” which aired Sunday morning, outlining her plan to tackle the problem. Last spring, then-Gov. Deval Patrick declared opiate abuse in the state to be a public health emergency. Between November 2013 and February 2014, 185 people in the state died of heroin overdoses. Current Gov. Charlie Baker has said that reducing opiate addiction and abuse in the state will be one of his top priorities. Healey, who succeeded Martha Coakley as the state’s top prosecutor, said she wants to bolster the state’s prescription drug-monitoring program to get more accurate, real-time reporting of how drugs are being prescribed and dispensed. She wants to cut down on “doctorshopping” and eliminate
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Grammy looks (and bullfighting hats) Not everyone can be Queen Madge, but there were some fierce red carpet looks. LISA WEIDENFELD
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Awards show. Go to bed early last night? We highlight the night’s top moments so you can fake like you tuned in.
Sunday night’s 57th Annual Grammy Awards was hyped up to be one of the most controversial ever, but despite a few standout moments, the night was pretty lackluster.
Hosting duties LL Cool J played host for the fourth time, opening with an enjoyable tease of “Going Back To Cali.” He last hosted the show in 2012, a few days after Whitney Houston’s death. Now, with Houston’s daughter Bobbi Kristina Brown in critical condition, Cool J decided
not to comment on the tragedy, instead focusing on the night’s performers and nominees.
Performances With a whopping 23 performances, there were plenty of chances for something jaw-dropping to take place, but theatrics were kept at a minimum. In general, the performances skewed older with AC/DC opening the show; Lady Gaga taking the stage with Tony Bennett; and Madonna, who actually gave a phenomenal performance, proving she still has it at age 56. Some other performances worth YouTubing include Miranda Lambert, Kanye West and Rihanna, Hozier and Annie Lennox, and Pharrell. This was West’s first-ever time performing at the awards show, but he
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Winners This year’s most controversial award, Best Rap Album, was announced before the show. Eminem won, beating out Iggy Azalea, Childish Gambino, Common, Schoolboy Q and Wiz Khalifa. With all the controversy surrounding Azalea’s nomination, everyone was definitely waiting for this one. Azalea also lost Best New Artist to Sam Smith, who also won for Best Pop Vocal Album, two predictable, yet deserved wins. Best Pop Solo performance went to Pharrell for “Happy” while Best R&B Performance went to Beyonce. Visit Metro.us for a complete winners’ list. EMILY LAURENCE @EmLaurence emily.laurence@metro.us
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Sean Bean, Internet star Interview. The “Jupiter Ascending” star talks working with the Wachowskis and embracing his online infamy. Sean Bean has made a career in big budget genre fare, from James Bond to “The Lord of the Rings” to “Game of Thrones.” He goes to outer space with co-directors Andy and Lana Wachowski for “Jupiter Ascending,” in which Bean plays a human-bee hybrid helping with an unwitting earthling (Mila Kunis) embrace her true heritage as one of the most powerful beings in the universe. That career of his, by the way, has also inspired an entire subgenre of Internet memes, remixing his more famous lines for commentary on sports, politics, pop culture or anything, really. Not that he knows what a meme is, exactly.
That’s unusual for a film set in space. She liked it quieter, which I totally agree with. It’s interesting to think about. People don’t actually declaim everything. Every scene you’re in, if you’ve got one line, sometimes it’s important, but in the scheme of things it’s just a simple, natural reading. That was quite interesting, listening to them and improving it in terms of what we were doing.
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DON’T BE A STUPID CUPID WHEN IT COMES TO LOVE ADVICE My friend asked if she should keep dating a guy. I told her no, and she dumped him. Now she thinks she made a mistake and blames me. But if I’d said nothing, I would’ve felt like a bad friend. Is advice ever really welcome?
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Aquarius | Jan. 21-Feb. 18 Being well-prepared is the best way to ensure success. Legal and financial matters should take top priority. You can provide a moneymaking service if you do your homework. Pisces | Feb. 19-March 20 Confidence coupled with charm will enable you to make the most of any challenging situation. A close relationship will take an unexpected turn. Aries | March 21-April 20 Don’t wait for someone else to take action. When considering a new partnership, find out everything you can about the other party. Taurus | April 21-May 21 Someone will show interest in you and your many skills. By offering to help others, you will gain a greater understanding of your own motives and what’s expected of you. Gemini | May 22-June 20 A group activity will lead to unhappy repercussions. Concentrate on furthering your own projects, and don’t get involved in a risky joint venture. Better to be safe than sorry. Cancer | June 21-July 22 Before you start a new adventure, make sure you complete unfinished business. A change will help confirm your goals and bring about a unique opportunity. Follow your dream.
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Leo | July 23-Aug. 22 Investments and financial contracts should be investigated with care. Changes at work may appear troubling, but in the end will work out to your advantage. Virgo | Aug. 23-Sept. 22 Entertaining people at home will make you feel good and will impress your guests. Living arrangements can incorporate a positive change if you work as a team player. Libra | Sept. 23-Oct. 22 Show confidence when expressing your ideas and sharing your plans. You will gain in popularity if you are willing to help someone in need. Recognition for your efforts will include a monetary reward. Scorpio|Oct. 23-Nov. 21 You will get things done if you don’t take no for an answer. An old friend or partner with whom you had a falling out will want to make amends.
Toys for boys isn’t exactly a real travesty Re: ‘Toys for girls, not just boys’ (Metro.us) Boko Haram kidnaps and murders schoolgirls in Nigeria. Malala Yousafzai was shot in the head by the Taliban for daring to advocate education. But Metro blogger Jenna Busch cries that she doesn’t have enough female action figures to play with. What a shocking gender bias outrage! Meanwhile as a girl geek myself who came
of age in the 1980s, I can say there’s never been a better time for female-oriented comic and movie merchandise. So relax, Jenna, and find a real crime to fight.
and $8 billion on the environment. While I realize a national defense is necessary, our environment has to be protected and our children have to be educated for a bright future.
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Too much money to the wrong things
Inept and unwanted How about Obama supplying some of his coalition, the Kurds, the Jordanians, etc., with arms and whatever else they need and provide some Special Forces imbedded as advisers?
There’s something wrong with this country when we spend $585 billion on the military and only $71 billion on education
They seem to have the will along with recognizing the threat that is ISIS. Our president is an intellectual ideologue who is at the same time remarkably inept. You ask what would I have Obama do? I would ask him to do the world a favor and step down. Perhaps he can better use his skills as president of Solyndra. Maybe he can recoup some of the millions of our lost tax dollars. LARRY DELICATA, VIA EMAIL
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For all the beans 2015 Beanpot. BU and Northeastern collide in title game as Huskies look to end drought.
To say that the Northeastern men’s hockey team is long overdue to win a Beanpot title is quite an understatement. The Huskies (12-11-4 overall) come into Monday’s (7:30 p.m., NESN) championship game at TD Garden with the burden of 1988 still hanging over their shoulders like an anvil. As most local college hockey fans know by heart now, that is the last time that NU took home one of its four total Beanpot crowns. Of course, the Huskies will have to battle through much more than that serious mental hurdle this time as Boston University (18-4-4) is the No. 2 team in the country and is a legitimate contender to make the 2015 Frozen Four (which will be at the Garden as well, two months from now). Through a quirk in the schedule, this will be the first time that these teams meet in the 2014-15 regular season, even though both compete in Hockey East. They close out the regular season with a home-and-home series against each other: Friday, Feb. 27 at Northeastern’s Matthews Arena and Saturday, Feb. 28 at BU’s Agganis Arena. It was a grind for both clubs just to get here as BU outlasted Harvard, 4-3, in double overtime last Tuesday and Northeastern upset BC, 3-2. A major difference between the two is that BU has been a top team all season while the Huskies started the season 0-8-1. Since then, they’re 12-3-3. So how exactly have the Huskies turned things around so dramatically this season? “It’s a true testament to leadership,â€? Huskies head coach Jim Madigan said. “To a man, in the locker room, our guys thought we were a good team. ‌ We’ve found ways to play smarter and win.â€? The Terriers come into the title game on a season-high six-game win streak following Friday’s 5-2 victory at UMass Lowell. It’s hard to believe for the program that has set the standard at the Beanpot with 29 titles, but that victory over Harvard last week was BU’s first win of any kind at the Beanpot since a first-round game in 2012. They had gone 0-2 in both 2013 and 2014,
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Knicks owner Dolan rips fan in email battle Knicks owner James Dolan suggested that a critical fan of his team was an alcoholic in an email response and said that the fan might want to start rooting for the Brooklyn Nets, according to Deadspin.com.
“You are a sad person,â€? Dolan wrote. “I am just guessing but I’ll bet your life is a mess and you are a hateful mess. ‌ You most likely have made your family miserable. Alcoholic maybe. I just celebrated my 21-year anniversary of sobriety. You should try it. Maybe it will help you become a person that folks would like to have around. In the meanwhile start rooting for the Nets because the Knicks don’t want you.â€? The Knicks fan had written that he is “embarrassedâ€? by Dolan’s dealings with the Knicks. MATT BURKE
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Late-Night Bill Patriots head coach Bill Belichick will get celebrity treatment this Wednesday (11:35 p.m., CBS) when he is a guest on David Letterman’s “Late Show.� Belichick last appeared on Letterman after the Patriots won the 2003 Super Bowl. Letterman is an unabashed Indianapolis Colts fan, so things could get interesting.
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