Lauren Daley
Correspondent at The Boston Globe
Arts and Culture Journalist at Freelance
Book Columnist at The Standard-Times
Contributing Writer at WBUR-FM (Boston, MA)
Culture journalist. @BostonGlobe & @Bostondotcom correspondent. Words: @HuffPost, @PasteMagazine, @insidehook @mcsweeneys, @villagevoice, ect.
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bostonglobe.com | Lauren Daley
“Oteil From Egypt” to fans (despite the fact he grew up in D.C.) has long struck me as being cut from the same cosmic-cloth as the late great Deadhead/Celtic Bill Walton — just the calmer side of the blanket. Walton often told people that he was “The luckiest guy in the world.” It’s a vibe Burbridge, 60, gives off in spades. Grateful for the music, seer of the magic, a childlike passion in his bones, a believer of fairy tales.
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bostonglobe.com | Lauren Daley
At age 58, Kelly’s second act had arrived. The ’75 alum of Hingham’s Notre Dame Academy said her history teacher, Mary Glasheen, sparked a love of history and women’s stories. “She got me interested in history, because she told it from a female point-of-view — stories about women. I was hooked after that.”A guide through the most important stories of the morning, delivered Monday through Friday.
'Joe always thinks he’s doing the right thing': Caroline Kepnes on writing America’s favorite killer
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boston.com | Lauren Daley
I’m a mystery-thriller diehard. Add humor, and I love it more. But I hit the red-eye phase of the “keeps getting better” meme when there are key scenes in Braintree and Coffee Coolatta references. Centerville native Caroline Kepnes’s “You” series has it all. With the fifth and final season of Netflix’s adaptation of “You” out now, and in the platform’s Top 10 globally for the last four weeks, I cannot recommend a better way to kick off beach-reading season than with a book series to read or reread.
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2 weeks ago |
bostonglobe.com | Lauren Daley
Whenever I’ve interviewed Jay Leno over the years, stories about the old days – what made growing up in New England “just so New England, so funny” – tend to flow rapidly, one after the other. You learn that sometimes answers don’t relate to the question. Often there’s minimal segue between tales. And it doesn’t really matter. It’s just the fun ride you take when you talk to the Andover native – and not unlike a stand-up set or “Tonight Show” couch interview. Here’s a prime example.
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flipboard.com | Lauren Daley
1 day ago"It was a different time in media, too." It's been almost 20 years since Hannah Montana began, and Miley Cyrus is still giving us the best of both worlds. So, Miley sat down for an interview with Apple Music 1's Zane Lowe, a rare moment for those following her career. When Miley does an interview, she …
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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
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