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Skate of the union

Pissed pedaling
The malt angels from Pabst Blue Ribbon were on hand to fuel us up, and to hook up sweat bands that, incidentally, would come in handy to absorb the blood.
By CHRIS FARAONE | August 17, 2011

Photos: PBR Skateboard Pub Crawl

From Cambridge to Downtown Crossing | August 13, 2011
The Pabst Blue Ribbon skateboard pub crawl takes to the streets of Boston on August 13, 2011.
By PAT HOWLEY | August 17, 2011

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Savor the flavors of beer

Beer is a chef’s best friend
Beer makes everything better, even food. And not just as an accompaniment to food, but as food .
By JOSH SMITH | June 16, 2010

Shout it out!

Sharks Come Cruisin’ corner the punk rock/sea shanty market
Sharks Come Cruisin' founder Mark Lambert is a Warwick native with a penchant for reworking and penning sea shanties from centuries past, often revised with rollicking punk flare — all thanks to the golden pipes of Quint, the shark-obsessed skipper in Jaws .
By CHRIS CONTI | January 06, 2010

The ubiquitous Scott Duhamel

He’s everywhere! Plus, a new jewel in Cvanston, BeloJo notes, and more.
Saturday morning breakfast as Casa Diablo over the years has changed considerably.
By PHILLIPE AND JORGE | October 26, 2009

Tricycles, boob cubes, and all things Woolly

Freewheeling
The Woolly Fair, the annual art bash at Monohasset Mill, has quite the reputation.
By ABIGAIL CROCKER | July 30, 2009

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White walls, black paint

Street art looking fine
Not long after walking into the Distillery Gallery on a Monday evening, Thomas Buildmore removes two painted-over NO PARKING signs that had been screwed into the wall. “This show isn’t about street art,” he says.
By CAITLIN E. CURRAN | August 20, 2008

Fast and dirty

No Age at the Middle East Downstairs, July 14, 2008
Experienced live, No Age’s songs feel like quick jabs of noise penned for the type of careless, rebellious summers that exist only in movies like Dazed and Confused .
By CAITLIN E. CURRAN | July 21, 2008

Just for him or her

Personalized gifts they have to keep
This goes well beyond engraved pen sets and monogrammed napkins.
By CAITLIN E. CURRAN | December 10, 2007

Guinea pigs

The future of the nation’s health-care reform rests on the tattooed shoulders of Massachusetts’s young adults
The stakes are clear: if the system works well in Massachusetts, odds are that the nation will follow. If it fails here, this approach dies.
By DAVID S. BERNSTEIN | October 31, 2007

Democracy you can taste — and smell

And a helping hand for Hillary
Ah, New Hampshire. Where the gloves come off and supper’s on.
By SARA FAITH ALTERMAN | October 24, 2007

Galway House

Where 1950s specialities live at 1980s prices
Getting tired of reading about $40 steaks, $60 steaks, $120 Japanese Wagyu beef steaks?
By ROBERT NADEAU | October 03, 2007