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The Rock for president in 2020? Raise an eyebrow if you like, but don't laugh.
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The Rock for president in 2020? Raise an eyebrow if you like, but don't laugh.
The musician from suburban Detroit is teasing his potential 2018 candidacy, though it is news to Michigan Republicans.
Move over, "Gangnam Style." YouTube has a new top-viewed video of all time.
Celebrations of pizza, kites, and gorgeous flowers are among the events happening in and around Boston this weekend.
TV personality and Medford native Maria Menounos has revealed she was diagnosed with a brain tumor this year.
Some summer-fun family favorites kick off this weekend – including free outdoor movies, free museum admissions, celebrations of strawberries, and even an outdoor roller disco party.
The state Senate has proposed a budget paring back what's considered among the most generous of the 36 states currently offering tax incentives to film companies.
Dragon boats on the Charles, a party on the Greenway, and the Boston Pride Festival are just some of the highlights happening this weekend.
"Saturday Night Live" star Michael Che says he was surprised by the reaction to comments he made on the show in February, when he called Boston the "most racist city" he has ever visited.
Bill Maher is facing criticism for his use of a racial slur during a discussion with a Republican senator on his HBO talk show Friday night.
Though Griffin, 56, apologized within hours of the images appearing online Tuesday, they were met with swift and widespread condemnation.
It's the 50th anniversary of an iconic baby-boomer moment, but don't roll your eyes too quickly, Jon says this one's the real deal.
Lots of opportunities to try something new for free this weekend. There is free fishing, free rowing, a free music festival, and free arts festival. There is also a new Dr. Seuss Museum and a new zipline over Boston.
Local comedian Jimmy Tingle says pushing the envelope is a classic performing tactic. And some comedians, he says, do not know the line until they have crossed it.
Music legend Gregg Allman has died, his publicist announced on Saturday.
