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President Donald Trump on Wednesday will interview four candidates for the position of director of the Federal Bureau of Investigation, White House spokesman Sean Spicer told reporters. Spicer, who was aboard Air Force One with Trump, said the president would meet with acting FBI Director Andrew McCabe, former Oklahoma Governor Frank Keating, former Connecticut Senator Joe

Lieberman and former senior FBI official Richard McFeely. The position was left vacant after Trump fired James Comey. REUTERS

Islamic State militants are planting bombs near front doors in Mosul to prevent civilians leaving, as Iraqi forces make their final push against the jihadists after months of fighting. Trapped in a shrinking area of the city, the militants are using the several hundred thousand civilians under their control as human shields to avoid being targeted or perhaps tarnish what Iraqi leaders describe as imminent victory.

Backed by a U.S.-led coalition, Iraqi forces have made gains since opening a new front in northwest Mosul this month and have now dislodged Islamic State from all but about 5 square miles of the city. The militants still control the Old City, where they are expected to make their last stand in the densely populated, narrow streets that are impassible for armored vehicles, forcing Iraqi forces to advance on foot. REUTERS

Vladimir Putin said on Wednesday that U.S. President Donald Trump had not divulged any secrets during a meeting in Washington with Russian officials and offered to prove it by supplying Congress with a transcript. But a leading U.S. Republican politician said he would have little faith in any notes Putin might supply. Two U.S. officials said on Monday Trump had disclosed classified

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which have smaller market share but are used by people who tend to spend more on technology. It comes as Google, Apple and Amazon.com Inc are competing to establish the dominant voice-powered digital assistant, which many in the industry believe will supplant keyboards and touch screens as a primary way that users interact with technology. REUTERS

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Harvard Black Commencement is a chance to celebrate students’ families, organizers say Student organizers helped put together Harvard’s first university-wide grad school Black Commencement, to take place May 23. KRISTIN TOUSSAINT

Kristin Turner knows that her graduation from Harvard University will be an exciting moment not just for her, but for her entire family — and they’ll get the chance to see her cross the stage twice. Two days before the school’s official commencement, Turner will participate in Harvard’s first university-wide Black Commencement for graduate students. Turner, a Harvard Law School student and president of the Harvard Black Law Students Association, helped organize the event, called Black Commencement 2017. “It’s an opportunity to create space for typically underrepresented students who have definitely achieved so many things,” she said. “It’s an opportunity to celebrate ourselves

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while paying homage to the village that contributed to our success.” The event on May 23 may even be more emotional and meaningful

than Harvard’s 366th Commencement on May 25, she said, because it’s an event for her family. “For the older members of our family, there’s

she added. Though this event is a first for Harvard grad schools, it’s not a new concept. Harvard College has had a Black Commencement in the past, and black ceremonies have been held at Stanford University, University of Washington and more. Still, as news of the ceremony has spread, there’s been some backlash. Comments on articles asked, “What if white students did this?” A Washington Times editorial called it a “racially segregated” ceremony. But organizers assure it’s not meant to be separatist. “It was never created to be exclusionary,” Turner said. “If anything, it was created to fill a gap that we saw and to be as inclusive as possible.”

meaningful than we really grasp in words.” The event will start with a spoken-word performance and will feature student keynotes, two Harvard Black Legacy Awards and a stoling ceremony, where students will cross the stage, shake hands with their school’s dean and don a stole made of African kente cloth. “The African kente cloth is meant to be a physical representation of our shared heritage, shared victories and of our community we’re hoping to build as black Harvard professionals and black Harvard alumni,” said Courtney Woods, another organizer and one of the keynote speakers. “The cloth is a way to honor those who couldn’t be here with us but made us being here possible,”

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Aaron Hernandez did not leave a suicide note for his rumored prison lover, the former NFL star’s fiancĂŠe said in an interview with Dr. Phil McGraw on Tuesday, and she also denied rumors that he was gay. Shayanna Jenkins-Hernandez spoke about the rumors on the “Dr. Philâ€? show on Tuesday. She said that Hernandez told her that he wasn’t gay. “I don’t know where this came from,â€? she said. “It’s embarrassing in a sense. It’s hurtful, regardless of if it’s true or not.â€? Dr. Phil asked her if she brought up the rumors about his sexuality with Hernandez in passing or if she confronted him about being gay. “You never approach any situation by accusing,â€? she said. “So I asked, he told me [that it wasn’t true] and that was it.â€? After it was reported that Hernandez had an affair with fellow prisoner, 22-year-old Kyle Kennedy, a lawyer for Kennedy said that the inmate believed one of the multiple suicide notes found in Hernandez’s cell was addressed to him. “My client believes one of the letters was written to him,â€? Kennedy’s lawyer, Larry Army Jr., said during a news conference in April. “This is coming from his own knowledge of the relationship that he and Hernandez shared and from someone on the inside who indicated that the letter was for him.â€? Army declined to name the “person on the inside.â€? In her interview with Dr. Phil, Jenkins-Hernandez said that no note was left for Kennedy. “According to Kennedy’s lawyer, Aaron reportedly wrote Kyle a note. Is that true?â€? Dr. Phil asked.

“A suicide note, in a sense?â€? Jenkins-Hernandez responded. “No, that’s not accurate. ‌ There’s nothing for Kyle Kennedy.â€? Jenkins-Hernandez said that there were notes left for her, her and Hernandez’s daughter and Hernandez’s lawyers. She said that Hernandez had never mentioned Kennedy and she never heard of him at all before those reports. In a statement released Tuesday evening via his lawyer, Kennedy said that he wanted to “be clear that at no time have I seen

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a note addressed to me from my close friend Aaron Hernandez, but I have reason to believe it was in fact intended for me.â€? Kennedy acknowledged that the story about who the letter was sent to “has changed several timesâ€? but reiterated that he believes “it is highly likely that it was in fact intended for me.â€? Hernandez, 27, was found hanged in his cell at the Souza-Baranowski Correctional Center in Shirley, Massachusetts, on April 19. His death was ruled a suicide by authorities, but in an earlier segment from her two-part interview with Dr. Phil, Jenkins-Hernandez said that she did not believe he killed himself.

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Kate Arian isn’t just a woman who does nails. Her company, ManiCare, does give manicures and pedicures to the hospitalized and homebound, but the New Jersey native and former marketing executive for L’Oreal found a circuitous route to nail-care entrepreneurialism. After graduating from the University of Pennsylvania in 2011, her cystic fibrosis (CF) required a double lung transplant, with a long recovery afterward. While hospitalized, she found that care for women beyond the medical – feeling beautiful, tending to one’s daily regimen – went out the window. With that need in mind, she started ManiCare in 2015 and never looked back. Based in Manhattan, the traveling salon now offers its services in Philly, Boston, across the East Coast and in Cleveland and Chicago.

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Trump) you can feel the tremors rattling through Republicanland. Sure, they enjoy holding the House of Representatives, the Senate and the White House, and they know that gives their party immense power. But they also know the punishment from voters could be extremely damaging if they are perceived to be helping cover up some screwy cloak-and-dagger scheme. Mind you, I said, “perceived.� We have no proof yet that the Trump group, writ large, did anything wrong. But the

drumbeat for a fair, open and thorough investigation is getting louder and could soon be deafening — drowning out all attempts by the president or his party to talk about anything else. And let’s face it, President Trump has not exactly charmed his own party’s rank and file. Given those circumstances, yeah — some Republicans are showing some inclination to listen to the Democratic pleas. And if enough do, this storm may not easily pass the White House — but could rage and rage.

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Just because you’re without a car doesn’t mean you have to be stuck jumping through sprinklers with the neighborhood kids to cool off this summer. There are plenty of awesome beaches in the Boston area that are reachable with nothing but your good old CharlieCard. Here’s a roundup of some of our favorites.

Revere Beach Pizza, soft serve and sunshine: Revere Beach is that classic stuff that summer dreams are made of. MBTA Blue Line to Revere Beach

Constitution Beach Score some sun with Eastie’s finest at Constitution, where you can

catch some rays as the planes fly into Logan Airport. The beach earns bonus points for the great playground for kids, as well as a Dunkin Donuts right by the entrance.

Try the habanero-watermelon slushy at Blackstrap BBQ.

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Singing Beach Manchester-by-the-Sea doesn’t just have to be for Casey Affleck. Before you hop back on the train, check out Chef Matthew Gaudet’s Superfine, just a short walk from the station.

MBTA Commuter Rail’s Rockport branch of the Newburyport/Rockport line to Manchester-by-the-Sea, beach is about a half-mile walk from the station

melon slushy. MBTA Blue Line to Orients Heights, bike or grab a short cab ride to the beach

King’s Beach

Stretching 2.5 miles

Wollaston Beach

Straddling the line between Lynn and Swampscott, King’s Beach is a peaceful oasis ideal for a quiet day at the beach. If you want to get fancy, head to Mission on the Bay for postbeach eats, or swing by Lincoln’s Landing for prebeach pancakes. 442 bus from Haymarket to Humphrey Street in Swampscott

Yirrell Beach This Winthrop spot is clean, has great spots for playing volleyball and doesn’t attract as much riffraff as other local beaches. If you’re looking to refuel after all that sun, head to local favorite Blackstrap BBQ for buffalo wings and a habanero-water-

Take a trip over to Yirrell Beach.

on the Boston Harbor, Wollaston Beach is the place to be if you’re hungry for classic New England seafood shacks like Tony’s Clam Shop and the Clam Box. MBTA Red Line to North

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family friendly option of the Southie beaches. Plus, there’s restrooms! MBTA Red Line to JFK/ UMass

M Street Beach To say M Street Beach is a scene in the summer would be a massive understatement. Bikiniclad ladies and guys with coconut-oiled chests rule M Street, so if you’re looking to make “friends,” this is the spot. MBTA Red Line to Broadway, then No. 9 bus to East Broadway at L Street

Spectacle Island Just a 20-minute ferry ride from the mainland, it feels like a million miles away from the city. During the summer, they’ve got lifeguards on duty, as well as bathrooms, rinsing showers and changing areas. It’s also ideal for hiking and boating, but FYI, the marina is closed until the end of July this year. MBTA Blue Line to

Aquarium, hop on the Harbor Ferry

Nantasket Beach One of the Bay State’s most popular beaches, Nantasket is a little farther away, but still reachable. Check out the brand new Local 02045, where you can watch the sunset as you eat dinner on one of the two patios. MBTA Red Line to Quincy Center, 220 Bus to Hingham Depot/Station Street, then 714 bus to Pemberton Point, Hull

Newport If you’re willing to put in a little extra travel, you can easily make your way to Newport. The epicenter of the Rhode Island boating and yachting scene, Newport has beautiful beaches, great shopping and a fun downtown area with bars and restaurants. MBTA Commuter rail to Providence, then Seastreak Ferry through Narragansett Bay

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New England cuisine is at its best when the warm weather finally hits. From the region’s second to none seafood to its iconic cold beverages, there’s something to satisfy every local. Here are five quintessential New England treats you have to try this summer.

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Del’s Frozen Lemonade

Take a bite out of the summer heat with this Ocean State favorite. Del’s Frozen Lemonade officially launched in 1948 as a quaint stand in Cranston, and now boasts dozens of shops located around Rhode Island and Massachusetts. For those looking for an extra kick, Del’s partnered with Narragansett to create twostyles of shandy, mixing their iconic lemonade with Gansett’s lager for a perfect warm weather boozy beverage. Various locations, Rhode Island and Mass., dels.com

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Ben & Jerry’s Ice Cream

The Vermont-based ice cream company is beloved by not just New England, but the entire country. Whether

you’re grabbing a pint of Chocolate Cherry Garcia from the grocery store or scooping up a cone from any of their shops located across the nation, indulging in Ben & Jerry’s is never a bad time. Looking for a road trip? Take the kids to Waterbury this summer for a tour of the brand’s factory. Various locations, benjerry. com

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Lobster rolls

Lobster rolls are synonymous with summer in New England, and everybody has their own take on this iconic dish. Whether it’s warmed up and drenched in butter or cold and lathered in mayo, you can’t go wrong with this crustacean-filled sandwich. If you don’t mind waiting in line, head to Revere Beach and try the lobster roll at Kelly’s Roast Beef, a mouthwatering combination of diced celery, mayo and a ton of lobster meat. Kelly’s Roast Beef, 410 Revere Beach Blvd., Revere, kellysroastbeef.com

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Frappes

A New England phenomenon, frappes

are not to be confused with milkshakes, even though they’re pretty much the same thing anywhere else you go in the country. In these parts, though, a frappe is a blend of ice cream, milk and sometimes flavoring. The local version of a milkshake is similar, just without ice cream. Got it? Good. Try the fanfavorite vanilla frappe at Lizzy’s. New England is weird. Lizzy’s, 29 Church St., Cambridge, or 367 Moody St., Waltham, lizzysicecream. com

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Fenway Franks

A summertime trip to the home of the Red Sox isn’t complete until you’ve gotten a Fenway Frank. The beloved Boston dish beat out every other ballpark’s menu during this year’s MLB Hot Dog Madness challenge by the National Hot Dog & Sausage Council. It’s not hard to see why. What could be better than a steamed Kayem beef frank topped with relish, spicy brown mustard and onions on a New England-style, topsplit bun? Fenway Park, 4 Yawkey Way, Boston, boston.redsox.mlb.com

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Where to drink and eat al fresco this summer. SARAH SWEENEY

Boston does its best work in the summer. The students are gone, the train cars are less crowded, and the weather works its magic on both wardrobes and attitudes. Everybody wants to be outside, of course, maximizing those precious few days of freedom until the cold inevitably returns. But until then, there are roof-decks to relax on, patios to people-watch, plus plenty of food and drink to go round. Here are some of the best spots to get your al fresco on around town.

Coppersmith Skip the outdoor patio and head right to the Airdeck, this Southie restaurant’s rooftop featuring a vintage Airstream trailer refashioned into a craft beer and cocktail bar. Grab a savory pimiento cheese sandwich and the Sweet Tease cocktail with sweet tea vodka, peach liqueur, lemon ginger, simple syrup and soda water ($12). 40 W 3rd St., South Boston, coppersmithboston.com

Felipe’s A few years ago, this Harvard Square taqueria moved spaces and debuted its glorious new rooftop bar and lounge, the perfect place to double fist a burrito and margarita, all while watching a scenic Cambridge sunset. Just make sure to get there before 5 p.m., when the working crowd descends in droves to blow off some steam and munch on Mexican fare. 21 Brattle St., Cambridge, harvardsq.felipestaqueria. com

Grab your friends and hang outside at Ocean Prime.

Rooftop@Revere After a recent $28 million remodeling job, the Revere Hotel opened its stylish rooftop pool and lounge again for the season, complete with a full bar, new outdoor seating and a menu featuring

fruity creations like white peach and watermelon salad ($12) as well as classic New England favorites, like the lobster roll, made with a shallot aioli on a buttery brioche roll ($25). Did we mention there’s a pool? It’s like you’re in L.A. but right in the heart of the Back Bay. 200 Stuart St., Boston, reverehotel.com

Ocean Prime If mingling with the in-crowd is your thing, you’ll want to hit Ocean Prime’s patio, which debuts at the popular seafood and steak house on June 1. A regular hotspot for Boston’s top athletes, the Seaport restaurant features live music, plenty of prime cut steaks and fresh fare from the sea, as well as one of Boston’s most Instagrammable cocktails, Berries & Bubbles, a vaporous dry ice drink with Belvedere citrus vodka, marinated berries, house-made sour, and Domaine Chandon Brut ($16). 140 Seaport Blvd., Boston, ocean-prime.com

Hojoko Hojoko brings rock and roll to Fenway on a daily basis. Diners can enjoy a spicy tuna burger ($19) right beside the Verb Ho-

Try the charcuterie board at Cinquecento’s outdoor lounge and bar.

Coppersmith’s Airdeck is a must-see for al fresco fans.

tel’s retro pool. The vibe is fun, the music is loud, and this is definitely the place to let loose, whether that’s dancing or tossing your sake cup into your less-thanstellar Tinder date’s face. The choice is yours. 1271 Boylston St., Boston,

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Cinquecento Roman Trattoria Can anything beat an al fresco charcuterie board? Didn’t think so. Cinquecento’s outdoor lounge and bar is the per-

fect place to spend a few hours noshing on Italian meats and cheeses after being on your feet all day at nearby SoWa. Try the negroni flight for updates on the classic cocktail. 500 Harrison Ave., Boston, cinquecentoboston.com

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It’s summer and the kids are restless — what to do with them? Ah, the eternal question, that is until you can finally send them to college. Well, for at least the summer months, these area attractions have got you covered without breaking the bank.

Boston Harborfest

Free Fun Fridays Every Friday from the end of June through the end of August, a different set of Massachusetts cultural institutions, mostly museums, will open their doors to the public for free, sponsored by the Highland Street Foundation. Boston icons like the Museum of Fine Arts, the Boston Children’s Museum, the JFK Library, the Franklin Park Zoo and the U.S.S.

mounting free outdoor performances in venues all over the city. Jazz, rock, classic, soul, Latin, all manner of world music — you name it, it’s here. If you’re walking around outside, chances are you’ll come across someone. June 21, various locations, Boston area, makemusicboston.org

Constitution Museum will participate, but Free Fun Fridays isn’t limited to the Boston area. Western and Central Mass. institutions like the EcoTarium, the Eric Carle Museum, Tanglewood, Old Sturbridge Village, Mass MoCA and Jacob’s Pillow Dance are also on the roster, as well as institutions on the North and South Shores, like the Peabody Essex Museum, Maritime

Gloucester and Plimoth Plantation. On the Cape and Islands, you can visit the Nantucket Whaling Museum, the Cape Cod Children’s Museum, the Provincetown Art Association and Museum, and for the kids, the Edward Gorey House. So, wherever you live in our fair state, there’s something free close by. June 23-Aug. 23, various locations, highlandstreet.org

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crafts vendors. You can also just hang out by the river, because it’s nice out. Basically a win-win. June 3, 11 a.m.-6 p.m., DCR Cambridge Parkway, Cambridge, cambridgema. gov/arts

Make Music Day Boston Part of the International Make Music Day, this festival features a diverse array of musicians

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This Independence Day concert on the Esplanade is a long-running Boston tradition, drawing thousands from around the metro area or even farther afield, and many arriving early to grab a coveted spot on the lawn. There’s also an event space on the Cambridge side of the river where you’ll be able to hear the concert and see the fireworks just fine.

This annual summer showcase, curated by the world-renowned Berklee College of Music, takes perfect advantage of the Institute of Contemporary Art’s very nice back porch. Each Thursday in July and August, you’ll get a different performance — this year’s lineup includes R&B, soul, pop and much more, from some of Berklee’s best and brightest, such

Those bored by typical outdoor summer movie fare (“Monsters, Inc.” again?) should peep this one, taking place each Thursday in July, and aiming for a refreshingly random, decidedly old school set of offerings, with 1946’s “Sherlock Holmes: Dressed to Kill”, 1960’s “The Little Shop of Horrors”, 1954’s “The Last Time I Saw Paris” and 1941’s “The Ghost Train.” July 6-27, The Growing Center, 22 Vinal Ave., Somerville, scatvsomerville.com

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Boston GreenFest Now in its 10th year, Boston GreenFest is ramping up to bring you the latest in eco-innovation and sustainability. This free three-day festival is loaded with events and entertainment, including a series of EcoForums/Films, live music from around the world, a wine and beer garden, local food, an EcoFashion Show and a plethora of eco-friendly exhibitors, vendors and entrepreneurs. Aug. 11-13, City Hall Plaza, 1 City Hall Plaza, Boston, bostongreenfest.org

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ting poolside or in the lounge. In addition to the usual cabana and couch rentals, the hotel is also offering groups of four to eight special lounge reservations on Mondays and Tuesdays, complete with a drink cart featuring cocktails that will rotate each night. Non-hotel guests who are 21 and older can access the pool between 11 a.m. and 5 p.m. on Saturdays and Sundays beginning in May, as well as throughout the week at the same times beginning in June. 200 Stuart St., Boston, $20$30, reverehotel.com 3. The Langham Hotel

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Open year round, the luxurious pool at the Langham Hotel is a go-to destination for families. Perched beneath a glass atrium, the 40-foot long, 4-foot-deep indoor pool is the ideal place to cool off when the temperatures start to swelter. Guests can also bathe under the natural sunlight while relaxing in the lounge’s wooden deck chairs or in the nearby whirlpool. When the kids have tired themselves out, grab a cocktail featuring the hotel’s new signature Reserve Gin custom spirit. 250 Franklin St., Boston, $25, langhamhotels.com/en/ the-langham/boston 4. The Colonnade Hotel Another fixture of

the Back Bay area, the rooftop pool at the Colonnade Hotel is the perfect place to feel that Boston breeze during a warm summer day. Visitors can sip the hotel’s signature sangria as they relax in a private cabana or daybed. Fitness fanatics can also get their poolside yoga on when Tuesday and Thursday morning classes with instructor Rebecca Pacheco resume in July. The pool officially opens Friday, May 26, but is available to the public only Monday through Friday. However, admission is just $10 for those 21 and over who want to take swims after 5 p.m. Otherwise, admission is $45 between 8 a.m. and 5 p.m. 120 Huntington Ave.,

Boston, $10-$45, colonnadehotel.com 5. Seaport Hotel If you want to get a workout in with your swim, head to the Seaport Hotel’s Wave Health and Fitness center. The hotel’s 24-hour gym is consistently rated one of the best in Boston, and it shows—there’s a stateof-the-art pool, which was recently renovated with new tiled surfaces, a new liner, plus underwater lighting and speakers. Guests can visit this Seaport District gem anytime between 5 a.m. and 9 p.m. Monday through Friday, or between 7 a.m. and 8 p.m. on Saturday and Sunday. 1 Seaport Lane, Boston, $20, seaportboston.com

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Bill Burr isn’t sure how to roast Big Papi The comic talks roasting David Ortiz, Gronk and the ugly side of sports. MATT JUUL As a diehard Boston sports fan, comedian Bill Burr is having a pretty tough time coming up with jokes about hometown heroes like Big Papi and Rob Gronkowski, who’ll share the dais at the “Roast of David Ortiz” on June 22. Although the 48-yearold Canton native isn’t sure how he’ll poke fun at the Boston slugger and his famous pals, he has no trouble taking aim at the racist Red Sox fans who’re giving locals a bad rap. Let’s just say the always-irreverent comic has a few choice words for these shameless attendees. Ahead, Burr breaks down his lack of a game plan for the upcoming roast, his favorite Big Papi moments and his thoughts on the recent controversies at Fenway. Are you excited or intimidated to roast Big

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Papi? Neither, I’m confused. I’m not intimidated. I don’t have to fight the guy. Everyone on the dais has won championships. They all have rings. I don’t have a problem with any of them, so I’m really trying to figure out what there is to roast. You don’t typically do roasts. Is this a comedy format you enjoy? I only do it when it’s a good friend of mine. This is like an exception because the Red Sox have done stuff for me, and I’ve done benefits and stuff like that. They wanted me on this thing, so obviously I’m going to do it. But human-beingto-human-being, I’ve got nothing against this guy. We’ve never hung out, so it’s going to be a little challenging. What’s your favorite Big

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Papi moment? Every at-bat that he had against the Yankees. Nobody ever earned the nickname the “Yankee Killer� my entire time watching the Red Sox until he came along. I was living in New York at the time, and just to watch Yankee fans at sports bars, watching their shoulders slump when he came to the plate, the way we used to when anyone of their great players would step up there. I was in New York City when we lost in ’99. I was there when we lost in ’03. And I was there when we were down 0-3 in 2004. I remember this New York City cop laughing at me because of my hat. I couldn’t wait to run into him again, but I never saw him again. That still kills me. What about Gronk? All of them are the same. They step up in big moments and win championships. I think Gronk plays up that whole Gronk thing. You can’t be a moron and memorize a playbook. You just can’t. I think a

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lot of people would like to think that because it makes them feel better about themselves. It’s like Jessica Simpson. Everyone’s like, “Oh my God, she’s so dumb.� It’s like really? She has a hit record and her own TV show. People can only bring you along so far. I just think he’s a fun guy. As a lifelong Boston sports fan, were you sad to see the recent controversies out of Fenway? I don’t understand how someone still thinks that way, and I don’t understand how someone does that and nobody’s saying anything. It’s 2017. That’s pretty pathetic. That was an embarrassment. It’s such a cowardly thing to do. But people, they don’t feel any shame.

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Rachel Feinstein The “Last Comic Standing� alum and frequent “View� cohost, known for her lightningquick ability to transform into various genders and ethnicities, has worked with some of the best, including Amy Schumer, Chris Rock and John Oliver. She also recently landed a recurring role in Steven Soderbergh’s Amazon series, “Red Oaks.� But for three nights in June, you can catch the comedian and actress at Laugh Boston. If you go: June 8-10, Laugh Boston, 425 Summer St., $25, laughboston. com TJ Miller The always-wacky comic’s career is exploding at the moment, thanks to parts in hits like “Deadpool,� “Transformers: Age of Extinction� and the “How to Train Your Dragon� series. Miller also recently earned a Critics’ Choice Television Award for his hilarious supporting role as entrepreneur Erlich Bachman in HBO’s “Silicon Valley.� Expect the 35-year-old

As political scandals continue to dominate the headlines, we could all use a laugh break. Conveniently missing the city’s dreary winter, some of comedy’s biggest names are coming to town just in time to enjoy the warm weather. Here are six to check out this summer.

be back in Boston this summer for a one-night engagement at John Hancock Hall. Izzard has spent the past few years traveling around the world to perform his “Force Majeureâ€? tour in several dierent languages, including French, Doug German and Spanish. Benson However, his latest trip Now that to the city will be in Engmarijuana lish as he takes the stage is legal in for some stand-up while MasDoug Benson also sharing stories from his sachusetts, PROVIDED new memoir “Believe Me.â€? it was only a If you go: matter of time until June 22, John Hancock Hall, the cannabis-loving comedian 180 Berkley St., $55-$65, came to town. The “Super High backbayeventscenter.com Meâ€? star is bringing his “Doug Loves Moviesâ€? podcast to Judd Apatow Laugh Boston for a 4:20 show From directing and producin June, along with a special ing blockbusters like “The surprise guest. Just make sure 40-Year-Old Virginâ€? and to bring along a movie-themed “Trainwreckâ€? to name tag if you want a chance writing cult classics to win some prizes. like “Freaks and If you go: Geeks,â€? Apatow June 17, Laugh Boston, 425 Judd has done it all in Summer St., $20, laughboston. Apatow Hollywood. The com PROVIDED multi-hyphenate comedy virtuoso Eddie Izzard will be working on his The British comedy veteran will to bring his absurdist style to the Wilbur in June. If you go: June 10, Wilbur Theatre, 246 Tremont St., $37, thewilbur. com

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Carol Kane on the hopeful world of “Unbreakable Kimmy Schmidt” Why the legend thinks season 3 is the best yet. RACHAEL VAUGHAN CLEMMONS

The upcoming season of Tina Fey’s hit “Unbreakable Kimmy Schmidt” (back this Friday) will take on Kimmy’s matriculation to college, Titus’ reflection on his career and romances and — hold up, Lillian is running for office? We spoke to Carol Kane, who plays kooky free spirit Lillian, about how the brilliantly funny series balances an upbeat outlook with serious issues, and what’s in store for our favorite stoop crone. I really love Lillian because she is so strange but really endearing. What is it that attracts you to these kooky characters? A big thing about Lillian is her passion, what she believes in she’ll just go to the ground for. She’ll do anything. And also her

on the subway. Used to be you got off and you were in Wonderland. It was all very different and specific, and I really miss that.

lack of being able to edit herself [laughs]. Whatever she thinks comes out her mouth. She’s very brave. She doesn’t really care what anybody thinks of what she says or does. I admire that about her. I’m much more self-conscious about what I say or do than Lillian. The gentrification story line last season was subtle but powerful. And the show does a really good job of balanc-

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ing being funny with bringing awareness around an issue. And that is going to get enhanced this year, because at the end of last season someone came to [Lillian’s] door and said, “If it really means that much to you,

why don’t you run for office?” And I’m taking that on. I do run for office, so my fight against gentrification becomes more official and louder. I also meet a special someone through that fight. I meet a sort of archenemy who becomes a beloved person in my life. The show never reveals what part of New York its taking place in exactly. But you film in Brooklyn right?

We film in Brooklyn and I think that gentrification is huge in the city. When I was young and growing up in the city, every neighborhood was so specific and had its little community that was very well defined, and now you get on the subway at 72nd on the West Side and you go all the way down to SoHo and you get off the subway and you see the exact same bank and the exact same store as when you got

There’s a lot of positivity that’s depicted. The show features a much more hopeful New York than the one that exists in this current political climate. It’s hard to have a lot of hope right now. But you know, people are fighting. People are fighting for their rights and always will be. Each individual voice is critical, especially now. And I do think that Lillian demonstrates that and Kimmy and Titus and even [Jacqueline] are having a whole new life since she broke up with her rich guy. She’s on her own and making something of her life, against great odds. Everyone in the show is sort of hopeful against great odds. And they’re all fighters. Season 3 of “Unbreakable Kimmy Schmidt” premieres on May 19 on Netflix.

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Many articles have been written about the gay sex scene in the third episode of “American Gods.� I just wanted to add my two cents. My two cents, by the way, are coming from a straight white woman and should be taken in that context. My horse in this race is connected to the way women vs. men are portrayed in sex scenes. I’ll leave it to those who in the LGBTQ and Middle Eastern communities to make the incredibly important points about how this scene, between characters Salim (Omid Abtahi) and the Jinn (Mousa Kraish), affects them. All I can add with any authority is the angle that affects me: equal opportunity nudity. Showrunner Bryan Fuller spoke how Starz required equal opportunity nudity in shows like “Spartacus,� and “Power.� One wouldn’t think this

On the gay sex scene on ‘American Gods’ A sex scene between Salim (Omid Abtahi) and the Jinn (Mousa Kraish) has become the center of some great discussions recently. STARZ

feature naked women just as background decoration. Nudity is fine, in my book; the way it’s focused almost exclusively on pleasing straight men is not. Go ahead and put your favorite films or TV shows to this test. Whose nudity did you see? I’m not talking about butts here. Whose actual naughty bits were put on display? How often is it the woman completely naked but not the man? We’re told, as

should be a radical thing, but with the way sex has been portrayed throughout the history of television (and film and video games, etc.), it is. If you ever wanted evidence that most entertainment is focused on the straight-male gaze, just consider any series that shows nudity. “Game of Thrones�? When it has male nudity, it’s usually to show that part of the body suffering some sort of harm. Then look again at how so many scenes

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Touch the sky in Pittsburgh The theme of summer 2017 in the City of Champions is high-flying fun.

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The best way to experience Pittsburgh is also from the sky, though not by flugtag. Head to the top of the city courtesy of its two funiculars. Board the Duquesne Incline for a spectacular view of the city’s three rivers and more as the car clicks upward from Pittsburgh’s Southside neighborhood. After peaking at 800 feet, step out and gaze at the stunning gateway to the city’s Golden Triangle (more commonly known as the heart of Downtown Pittsburgh).

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With apologies to Boston, Pittsburgh was the first City of Champions. Pennsylvania’s rising city has been reaching for sporting glory since the Civil War, and was the site of the first-ever football game in 1892. Sitting at the intersection of three rivers also means Pittsburgh has tons of water-based sports. In August, both enthusiasts and professionals will come out to play during the annual Three Rivers Regatta, which will be held from Aug. 4-6.

Red Bull Flugtag The festival’s main event will be the Red Bull Flugtag, a unique and unpredictable event that

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would make the Wright brothers gasp. Every year, the brave competitors of Flugtag, which means “flying day” in German, have a chance to rewrite

aviation history as their staggering variety of aircraft take off from the 22-foot-high “flight deck.” Distance traveled, creativity of the craft and

showmanship make up the criteria for Flugtag teams, with each event attracting up to 300,000 spectators. The concepts are left of center at Flugtag, to say the least. In recent years, aviators have created flying tacos, pterodactyls and even Winnebagos with wings. Relatively conventional aircraft, such as Snoopy and his pals, have graced the skies as well. Showmanship counts. Participants often sport outrageous costumes, create their own skits and make their own soundtracks. Will the current world record of 258 feet set in 2013 in Long Beach, California, be eclipsed? Be in Pittsburgh on Aug. 5 to find out, when more than 40 teams will seek their fortunes in the sky — or meet a watery end.

Three Rivers Regatta There is more to the weekendlong water festival than these gravitydefying daredevils. This year marks the 40th anniversary of the Three Rivers Regatta, with tons of powerboats providing plenty of high-speed action to spectators along Point State Park along with jet ski stunt shows, a music festival and a floating parade of lights after dusk. When you’re hungry, walk a short distance to Roberto Clemente Bridge, where an array of food trucks awaits with everything from Pittsburgh’s signature pierogies to pizza. There will also be a marketplace and, to continue with the theme of hitting the heights, you can take a ride on the Wheel of Lights, a giant gondola Ferris wheel.

If you would like to experience flight from another perspective, check out The National Aviary. The nation’s only indoor nonprofit zoo is home to more than 500 birds, 150 of which are threatened or endangered. Don’t miss the striking hyacinth macaw and the greenbacked trogon, and of course the playful African penguins. Make some new friends in the lorikeet exhibit by purchasing a cup of nectar. The tech-minded kids (and adults!) hang out at the Carnegie Science Center. The Sportsworks side of the facility offers nearly 30 interactive experiences in the categories of LifeWorks, Physics of Sports and Sports Challenge. Scale a 25-foot rock climbing wall, or don some serious climbing gear and hit the 21-foot zero gravity wall. If you love a thrill ride, hang on as you ride the simulated roller coasters.

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“I don’t want to trade [Isaiah] Thomas. I want to win now.” Danny Picard

Washington guard Markelle Fultz is considered by most to be the top available player in the 2017 NBA Draft. GETTY IMAGES

Celtics should shop the No. 1 pick Now we know. The Boston Celtics will have the No. 1 overall pick in this year’s NBA Draft. It’s a result of the trade with Brooklyn that keeps on giving. Last year, it was Jaylen Brown at No. 3 overall. This year, it will be the top pick in the draft. And in 2018, who knows, it could very well be the No. 1 overall pick once again, depending on what the Nets are able to do this offseason. Make no mistake about it, the tough decision that president of basketball operations Danny Ainge has to now make is a great problem to have. Don’t give me this idea that the Celtics were hoping to get screwed at Tuesday night’s lottery just because they didn’t want to feel obligated to draft

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19-year-old point guard Markelle Fultz with the top pick. That’s foolish.

You want the No. 1 overall pick. If not to have first choice of the best available player, then to make sure your pick has as much trade value as possible. Which gets us back to the decision Ainge will have to make before the draft on June 22: Make the pick, or trade the pick? Now that we know it’s No. 1 overall, here’s what I want the Celtics to do: Shop the pick. I’m not saying they should panic and pull the trigger on the first good trade offer that comes their way. But they should definitely play the game while they can. And by that I mean the Celtics should absolutely let it be known that No. 1 overall is available for the right price. Pick up the phone,

listen to offers, make counteroffers, and send outrageous proposals to teams that inquire about players who are probably untouchable. Again, the Celtics don’t need to make any of those trades. But for all those committed to drafting Fultz, dangling that pick and gauging its value on the trade market should give everyone a pretty good sense as to just how good the kid is. Given the way the Celtics are already contending in the East, how could you just hang up the phone on conversations about proven NBA stars, if they became available in a potential trade? You’d be nuts to ignore that and automatically commit to Fultz right away. The Celtics obvi-

ously have the ability to sweeten any deal that would include this year’s No. 1 overall pick. They could add a roster player or two. They could even add next year’s Brooklyn pick. And given how bad the Nets will probably be

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MARKELLE FULTZ’ PPG AVERAGE AS A FRESHMAN AT WASHINGTON next season, I don’t see how that wouldn’t be considered an extremely valuable trade chip. Right now, the Celtics have options. Keeping the pick and drafting Fultz would probably force the team to consider

trading Isaiah Thomas. Not because they’d want to, but because Thomas might not want to stick around with an organization that’s committing to the kids, especially one at his point guard position, rather than acquire NBA-ready talent to make a serious championship run right now. Thomas is a free agent after next season. I’d imagine he wouldn’t be too pleased if Ainge drafted Fultz. And as much as I’d like Thomas to get a big-money extension and stay in Boston, I can understand moving him if you draft Fultz. But I don’t want to trade Thomas. I want to win now. And if the right player was available in a trade that would help you do that, then I’m all in on moving the pick.

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Tom Brady, y, suffered a concussion last season and that that he “has concussions pretty much every …,” before trailing iling off. The NFL FL requires that at “significant or noteworthy” injuries be reported and there were no reports of Brady suffering a concussion last season. “I don’t really think it’s a healthy thing for a body to go through that kind of aggression all the time,” she said. “That could not be healthy for you.” TMZ reported that the NFLPA is looking into the matter.

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Here’s what Fultz was saying to LeBron in the vid. “Man, shut up LeBron! Can’t even see your hairline, fool! You goin’ bald in the next 24 hours. The next game you gonna be bald! Shut up!” Ripping on LeBron is a time-tested passion in Boston, so it may be a perfect fit.

is Fultz, the Washington point guard. Endearing him to Celtics fans was an old video that resurfaced Wednesday – with Fultz making fun of LeBron and his balding head. Fultz looks like a rather unassuming young man in current photos, but in the 2013 clip, the kid sounds like a young Chris Rock.

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We’re almost 40 games into the 2017 MLB season and the Red Sox are decidedly average. The overwhelming favorite in the AL East to start the year, the Sox are looking up at the Yankees - of all teams - and the Orioles in the division standings. The lowly Rays aren’t all that far behind them. There’s obviously still an enormous amount of baseball left to be played, but if the Sox do finish stuck in the middle – it will be a much different script than we’ve seen in the past five years. Since 2012, the Sox have either finished dead last or first in the division. The Sox went 13-11 in the month of April this year and are 7-7 so

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MORTGAGEE’S NOTICE OF SALE OF REAL ESTATE By virtue and in execution of the Power of Sale contained in a certain Mortgage given by Zahar Tkach to Washington Mutual Bank, FA, dated March 31, 2006 and recorded with the Suffolk County Registry of Deeds at Book 39342, Page 14 subsequently assigned to Homeward Residential, Inc. by JPMorgan Chase Bank, National Association, successor in interest by purchase from the FDIC as Receiver of Washington Mutual F/K/A Washington Mutual Bank, FA by assignment recorded in said Suffolk County Registry of Deeds at Book 51001, Page 110, subsequently assigned to Ocwen Loan Servicing, LLC by Homeward Residential, Inc. by assignment recorded in said Suffolk County Registry of Deeds at Book 52207, Page 69 and subsequently assigned to U.S. Bank Trust, N.A. as Trustee for LSF9 Master Participation Trust by Ocwen Loan Servicing LLC by assignment recorded in said Suffolk County Registry of Deeds at Book 55436, Page 286; of which Mortgage the undersigned is the present holder for breach of the conditions of said Mortgage and for the purpose of foreclosing same will be sold at Public Auction at 9:00 AM on June 1, 2017 at 331 E Street, Unit 1, Boston (South Boston), MA, all and singular the premises described in said Mortgage, TO WIT: Unit No. 1 of 331 E Street Condominium, situated at 331 E Street, South Boston, Suffolk County, Massachusetts and created in accordance with Massachusetts General Laws, Chapter 183A by Master Deed dated January 26, 2006 and recorded with Suffolk Registry of Deeds in Book 38926, Page 294. The Unit contains approximately 1,154 square feet and is laid out as shown on a plan attached hereto, to which is afďŹ xed a veriďŹ ed statement in the form prescribed by M.G.L. c. 183A, Section 9 and which plan is a copy of a portion of the plan ďŹ led with the Master Deed. The Unit is conveyed together with an undivided 45.00% interest in the (a) Common Areas and Facilities of the Condominium as described in the Master Deed, and (b) in the 331 E Street Condominium Trust created under Declaration of Trust dated January 26, 2006, and recorded with Suffolk Registry of Deeds Book 38926, Page 306. The post ofďŹ ce address of the Unit is: 331 E Street, #1, South Boston, MA 02127. The Unit is intended to be used only for residential purposes, and uses as set forth in the Master Deed. The Grantee acquires the Unit with the beneďŹ t of and subject to, as the case may be the provisions of M.G.L. c. 183A, and the provisions of the Master Deed and Declaration of Trust, and any By-laws, and Rules and Regulations promulgated thereunder, including and easement for the exclusive use of the storage area in the basement and an easement for the exclusive use of the storage area in the basement and an easement for the exclusive use of the side deck adjacent to Unit 1, subject to the rights of the owners of Units 2 and 3 to pass and re-pass over same as necessary for reasonable ingress and egress, as set forth in the Master Deed and as shown on the plans. For Deed reference see Master Deed dated January 26, 2006 and recorded with said Registry of Deeds at Book 38926, Page 294. The premises are to be sold subject to and with the beneďŹ t of all easements, restrictions, building and zoning laws, liens, attorney’s fees and costs pursuant to M.G.L.Ch.183A, unpaid taxes, tax titles, water bills, municipal liens and assessments, rights of tenants and parties in possession. TERMS OF SALE: A deposit of FIVE THOUSAND DOLLARS AND 00 CENTS ($5,000.00) in the form of a certiďŹ ed check, bank treasurer’s check or money order will be required to be delivered at or before the time the bid is offered. The successful bidder will be required to execute a Foreclosure Sale Agreement immediately after the close of the bidding. The balance of the purchase price shall be paid within thirty (30) days from the sale date in the form of a certiďŹ ed check, bank treasurer’s check or other check satisfactory to Mortgagee’s attorney. The Mortgagee reserves the right to bid at the sale, to reject any and all bids, to continue the sale and to amend the terms of the sale by written or oral announcement made before or during the foreclosure sale. If the sale is set aside for any reason, the Purchaser at the sale shall be entitled only to a return of the deposit paid. The purchaser shall have no further recourse against the Mortgagor, the Mortgagee or the Mortgagee’s attorney. The description of the premises contained in said mortgage shall control in the event of an error in this publication. TIME WILL BE OF THE ESSENCE. Other terms if any, to be announced at the sale.

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Taurus Don’t leave anything unfinished, or criticism can be expected. Stay focused on what’s important in order to get ahead and enhance your reputation.

Scorpio Don’t get sucked into an emotional disagreement that would leave you in a precarious position. If you bide your time, you will come up with a workable solution.

Gemini You may not get what you expect. Take a moment to gather your thoughts and consider what you can change in order to ensure the results you want.

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