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New England Finally Has Its Own Real Housewives—and They’re Incredible

Talking with the Rhode Island cast about life in the smallest state in the union, crackers, and feuds: “The beef is real, okay?”

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Actually, the Back Bay Is Fine

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Travel

The 2026 New England Travel Awards: Nominate Your Favorites

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A warmly lit lounge area with an arched entrance framed by soft glowing lights. Inside, there is a U-shaped red velvet sofa along the back wall, accompanied by small round tables and patterned stools. The walls feature abstract, warm-toned artwork and two wall sconces. The seating area in the foreground includes plush armchairs and chairs with leaf-patterned upholstery, each paired with small tables topped with decorative lamps. The overall ambiance is cozy and inviting with rich red and orange hues.
Home & Property

Escape to 1950s Havana at This Downtown Boston Lounge

My Girl channels the glamour, rhythm, and indulgence of prerevolution Cuba.

By Jaci Conry
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Home & Property

Nantucket by Design Celebrates Ten Years in July

The Nantucket Historical Association’s premiere design event marks its decennial with a thoughtful exploration of creativity, craftsmanship, and cultural legacy.

By Jaci Conry
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Home & Property

So, You Want to Live in Jamaica Plain?

With the community spirit of a small town and the vibrancy of Boston, this neighborhood has culture and energy to spare.

By Abigail Pritchard
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Arts & Entertainment

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Wry songwriters (Courtney Barnett, Vanessa Carlton), a comedy veteran (Dave Attell), and one Kardashian scholar (MJ Corey).

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Arts & Entertainment

Jon Batiste Is Everywhere

The most interesting man in music joins the Pops at Symphony Hall this month for three nights only.

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The Most Exciting Rooftop Bars and Restaurants in Boston

Head to sky-high cocktail bars in Back Bay, a brewery roof deck in Dorchester, or a swanky hot spot in Central Square.

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Influence looks different in every town. Ours comes with lab coats, a Bakemas cookie, and 351 town names in alphabetical order.

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Home & Property

How Do You Make an “Anti-Seasonal Depression Room”?

Answer: A glass greenhouse, a coastal Rhode Island Victorian, and sunlight.

By Madeline Bilis
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Life & Style

Four New Shops in Greater Boston

A gym brand, a golf label, a skin-care house, and a whole lot of pink.

By Jaci Conry
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Restaurants

Welcome Home, If Your Home Had a Basement Cocktail-and-Dessert Bar

Alice & Monarch, sibling to Harvard Square’s Source, debuts in Kendall Square with Italian fare and a swanky date-night subterranean bar.

By Rachel Leah Blumenthal
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Arts & Entertainment

I Tried It: I Did Puppy Yoga

Seven doggies, one yoga mat, and the most effective stress-relief class in Boston. Our lifestyle editor went to investigate.

By Jaci Conry
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150 Most Influential Bostonians of 2026

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New England Travel Awards

From reader nominations, our travel experts selected the region’s top festivals, ski mountains, and luxury resorts. The results: where to go next.

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City Life

The Oldest Cold Case Murder Ever Solved in Massachusetts

In 1971, Natalie Scheublin was murdered in her Bedford home. Her killer walked free for more than 50 years. Then prosecutor David Solet started asking questions.

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Restaurants

Where to Eat in Greater Boston in May 2026

New and exciting restaurants to check out, plus good reasons to visit older spots.

By Rachel Leah Blumenthal
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Restaurants

Table Mercato’s Wildly Popular Boston Sandwiches Are Heading to New York

For once, NYC’s getting one of our exports: The beloved North End shop is opening a mini outpost in the East Village this summer.

By Rachel Leah Blumenthal
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Boston’s New City Council President Has Thoughts on Rat Control

She wasn’t even running for the job. Now Liz Breadon is trying to hold Boston’s fractured city council together.

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