Docs program brings nearly a dozen features and shorts, The Brattle adds “Neo-Weirdo-Noir” to its Noirvember repertoire and we get area premieres of Radu Jude’s wild “Dracula” and Ira Sachs“Peter ...

In theaters and streaming now are the sharp documentary “One to One: John & Yoko,” Linklater flashback “Nouvelle Vague,” ...

Public meetings this week look at food security, stormwater and wastewater, and rats; safety on the Community Path; and ...

Public meetings this week look at rezoning Cambridge Street and North Massachusetts Avenue, tenant rights, staying warm ...

Free speech, knowledge of history, and even scientific inquiry are currently under attack in this country. Massachusetts has always been a leading light in American thought, a center of learning. At ...

The sprinkle of powdered sugar on this substantial, dense slice of croissant bread pudding says dessert, but after a fork ...

Cambridge officials raised concerns about an economic downturn at a roundtable Monday of city councillors and School ...

Simon’s Coffee Shop and Keezer’s clothing store would be at least temporarily displaced during construction of a proposed six ...

A southern Spain tradition of song, dance and music – the roots of which may go even further back, to ninth century India – ...

It remains uncertain how Eugenia Schraa Huh was mistakenly announced as one of the candidates elected to School Committee.

The Cambridge Rindge and Latin School football team defeated Everett, 47-46, on Friday, while the girls’ soccer team ended ...

Science is beautiful, research scientist and photographer Felice Frankel shows in “Phenomenal Moments,” a book with elements ...