Lauren Daley
Correspondent at The Boston Globe
Arts and Culture Journalist at Freelance
Contributing Writer at WBUR-FM (Boston, MA)
Book Columnist at The Standard-Times
Culture journalist. @BostonGlobe & @Bostondotcom correspondent. Words: @HuffPost, @PasteMagazine, @insidehook @mcsweeneys, @villagevoice, ect.
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6 days ago |
boston.com | Lauren Daley
“Real Housewives of Rhode Island” is coming to Bravo. The network announced May 7 that the 11th installment of its Real Housewives series — the first ever set in New England — will look “into the world of a tight-knit circle of Rhode Islanders who have deep community roots and families that go back generations.
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1 week ago |
bostonglobe.com | Lauren Daley
“I know. Honestly, I feel like with every show I’ve ever done, people are like: ‘Is this the one?’ the Medford native, 53, tells me in our recent Zoom. “It’s one of the ones.”Nicholson’s career is a snowball, not a ladder. It’s been rolling since the late ‘90s, just eating up ground. There’s no telling how far she’ll go — 2025, though (she’s already got four projects out, including a foray into comedy) is something of an avalanche moment.
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boston.com | Lauren Daley
The joy of talking to Jonathan and Jordan Knight is their authentic Boston-ness, their palpable brotherly love. For two guys who grew up as actual teen idols in New Kids on the Block, they’ve got a down-to-earth, just-guys-in-line-at-Dunkin’ vibe. With dropped-r accents (brother is “brothah”) they laugh with each other, compliment each other, recall old memories, rhapsodize about Boston, sometimes answer at once, or continue each other’s thoughts.
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1 week ago |
boston.com | Lauren Daley
One Boston night in 1976, some new band called Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers opened for Somerville’s Al Kooper at Paul’s Mall. Shy lead guitarist Mike Campbell turned away from the audience, head down, half-facing drummer Stan Lynch. But Lynch wanted to make an impression here. He motioned to Campbell to face the Boston crowd: “You’re the lead guitarist, dumbass!”So during a solo, Campbell threw his head back and raised his guitar in the air.
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2 weeks ago |
bostonglobe.com | Lauren Daley
Yes, after some 36 years teaching at Boston University, the former three-term U.S. Poet Laureate is going out in style: with a public poetry-filled retirement celebration May 1 on the 17th floor of BU’s “Jenga Building” — aka the Duan Family Center for Computing & Data Sciences. If you’re reading this, you’re invited to the free party, which features Pinsky’s reading, signing, a book sale, a reception with food and drink, and screening of “Favorite Poem Project” — which Pinsky founded in 1998.
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From #Hacks to #Paradise, Julianne Nicholson is having a Moment. So much fun talking to the Medford native on getting silly w @HannahEinbinder, getting serious w @SterlingKBrown, her off-grid life in #WesternMass & more. https://t.co/q04judNfrx https://t.co/C5L0gTIUBA
RT @BostonGlobeArts: With "Hacks" and "Paradise," Emmy winner Julianne Nicholson’s snowball of a career keeps picking up speed. https://t.c…
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