Shirley MacLaine

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How to tell the truth

Phil Goldman has a lot to say
You may never have been so upset about being a twentysomething virgin that you hired a sexual surrogate for professional help, but odds are that if you had you’d just gulp and keep it to yourself.
By BILL RODRIGUEZ | March 24, 2010

One sings, one doesn’t

The BFF has little to celebrate; the HFA has ‘Edward Yang’
This year, at least one element in “Boston Film Festival” is no longer true.
By PETER KEOUGH | September 10, 2008

Learning curves

SpeakEasy’s The History Boys; Trinity’s Paris by Night
From Mr. Chips to Miss Jean Brodie, charismatic teachers have been the stuff of drama.
By CAROLYN CLAY | May 08, 2008

May 2008

Monthly forecast
Monthly forecast
By SYMBOLINE DAI | May 01, 2008

April 2008

Monthly forecast
April's planetary themes are fire and earth and a touch of water, which basically amounts to the conditions needed for pottery.
By SYMBOLINE DAI | April 01, 2008

March 2008

Monthly forecast
Monthly forecast
By SYMBOLINE DAI | March 03, 2008

February 2008

Monthly forecast
Monthly forecast
By SYMBOLINE DAI | January 31, 2008

I wanna be Gorby's girl

A love letter to Gorbachev
This article originally appeared in the January 22, 1988 issue of the Boston Phoenix.
By MIMI COUCHER | January 24, 2008

Staying afloat

Kucinich supporters won’t give up the ship
The only way I have found myself able to be an intensely passionate American, patriot, and political activist is through my support of Dennis Kucinich and his ideas.
By DEIRDRE FULTON | January 16, 2008

Higgins at large

This article originally appeared in the February 17, 1976 issue of the Boston Phoenix.
By GEORGE V. HIGGINS | November 14, 2006

Wah-Wah

Autobiographical picture gets bogged down in clichés
Richard E. Grant’s own story is a lot more interesting than most of the films he’s acted in, and so he’s made a film of it.
By PETER KEOUGH | May 24, 2006