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NEW ENGLAND SUPER MEGAFEST COMIC CON 75,000- square feet of Spectacular on OCTOBER 21-23rd, 2016 at the ROYAL PLAZA TRADE CONVENTION CENTER located at 181 Boston Post Rd. West, Marlborough, MA! The NEW ENGLAND SUPER MEGAFEST COMIC CON is here! Hollywood comes back to New England! Comics, Movies, Super Heroes, Music, Wrestling and Intergalactic Fun come together in Marlborough at the SUPER MEGAFEST, New England’s premiere Celebrity Pop Culture Fan Fest! CELEBRITY AND MEDIA GUESTS include: GUEST OF HONOR - RICHARD DEAN ANDERSON – SAT & SUN ONLY - MacGyver and Stargate SG-1 lead - Lieutenant General Jack O’Neill! GUEST OF HONOR - MEAT LOAF - Legendary musician, singer, songwriter, record producer and actor! GUEST OF HONOR - SHAWN MICHAELS - legendary wrestling superstar icon! Saturday only - noon - 3 pm! DAVID MAZOUZ - stars as Bruce Wayne in FOX TV’s GOTHAM! NICK CARTER - legendary musician, Backstreet Boys member and much more! RALPH MACCHIO - star of Karate Kid series, Crossroads, My Cousin Vinny, The Outsiders and much more! The stars will be signing autographs and doing Q & A sessions with fans throughout the day. Professional photos with most celebrities will be available on site! X-Men and other Marvel and DC writers and artists will give panel discussions and mingle with celebrities and costumed fans! The Super Megafest presents the best exhibitors on the East Coast with one of the largest selections of comics, toys, videos, non-sports cards and memorabilia from Comics, TV, Movies, and Rock & Roll that you will ever find! Other attractions include an amazing Costume Contest (including a children’s category), stunning Movie Cars, mischievous Pirates and much more! After hours, enjoy a multitude of shadowcast movie performances and parties, including the COME TOGETHER MUSIC FEST and CosCLUB DANCE PARTY, ensuring the event has something for all ages. Use Discount Code WHAT for $5 off per ticket when ordering online! For more info visit WWW.SUPERMEGAFEST.COM
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EDITOR’S NOTE
We decided to give some of our neighbors across the river a little love in this issue – check out our Central Square Spotlight – a highlight of some of the great entertainment and businesses that thriving neighborhood has to offer. Whether it’s dance at The Dance Complex, live theater at the Central Square Theater or a little spooky bump and grind with the performances of Wrathskellar Tales – there is something for everyone in this special Square in Cambridge. Don’t forget the learning you can do at the MIT Museum and the help you can give by way of shopping at Boomerangs as well! VOLUME 1 - NUMBER 14 OCTOBER 12
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It’s also that time of year when all of the little ghouls and boils come out at night. Whether you are a grown up looking for some real scares, other than the ones the presidential election gives you, or a kid of any age, we have some fun Halloween ideas for you to check out. Provincetown is holding its annual Halloween weekend, full of fabulousness that can’t be beat. Take a twirl in the Ballroom of Horror in Somerville – scares abound! Don’t worry, we know that Halloween is about the kiddies too – we have plenty for them as well. The Ghosts are setting up shop at Strawbery Banke Museum in Portsmouth, New Hampshire, and in the Hammond Castle in Gloucester. It’s all about the BOO for you! Don’t forget to check out all of our other fun and frivolities, from the New England Super Mega Fest to Uncanny Valley at Stoneham Theatre or check out the finest of fine art at the Boston International Fine Art Show at the Cyclorama – see something for everyone, we aim to please. Get out there – so much to do and so much fun to have! As always – thanks for reading. Ann Marie LeMiere - Editor
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20TH ANNIVERSARY BOSTON INTERNATIONAL FINE ART SHOW (BIFAS) OFFERS FREE PROGRAMS, SPECIAL GUESTS OCTOBER 21-23 Celebrating its 20th Anniversary, the 2016 Boston International Fine Art Show (BIFAS) will take place October 21-23. Featuring 40 fine art galleries from the U.S. and UK, offering more than 3,000 original works of art in all price ranges. The show features traditional and contemporary paintings, photography, prints and sculpture. Outstanding galleries are coming from as far away as London and Aspen, Colorado to be part of the 20th Anniversary celebration at The Cyclorama, Boston Center for the Arts in the thriving arts hub of the South End, located at 539 Tremont Street between Berkeley and Clarendon Streets, just a 5-minute walk from Back Bay. The Cyclorama, built in 1884, is a historic attraction in and of itself, the huge circular room with its domed ceiling and skylights was built to house a huge painting of the Battle of Gettysburg. More than a dozen nearby restaurants, theatres and artist studios make this area of Boston a must see. All special programs are free with show admission, and as always, BIFAS will be offering a number of captivating programs and guest speakers throughout the weekend in the Lecture Hall. There will also be a panel about how to begin collecting fine art, and a special presentation of the sculpture of Daniel Chester French, who created the Lincoln Memorial in Washington, DC and numerous public sculptures in Boston including one in the Public Garden and another at the State House on Beacon Hill. In addition, will be a special exhibition by Vose Galleries of Boston, one of the oldest galleries in America, celebrating its 175th anniversary. At the Boston International Fine Art Show you can wander the aisles and see both affordable original art by today’s artists and masterpieces for sale that could be in a museum. The show and sale takes place one weekend only, so enjoy a café at the show and a wonderful atmosphere to shop for fine art. Weekend show hours are Friday 1-8pm, Saturday 11-8pm, and Sunday 11-5pm. Tickets are $15 at the door, under 12 free. Tickets include complimentary admission to special programs, re-admission, show catalog, and coat check. For more information visit www.FineArtBoston.com SEE OUR AD ON PAGES 16 & 17
BOOMERANGS: SHOP THRIFT. FIGHT AIDS. Did you know that every time you clean out your closet or go thrift shopping, it’s an opportunity to support people in your community living with and at risk of HIV/AIDS? Boomerangs thrift stores make it possible! All merchandise in Boomerangs stores are donated from corporate supporters and individual donors, and donations are tax deductible. Best of all, proceeds from Boomerangs support the lifesaving work of AIDS Action Committee of Massachusetts. AIDS Action is the state’s leading provider of HIV prevention and wellness services. Since 2000, their efforts have helped reduce HIV infections by 41% and save the state an estimated $1.8 billion in HIV-related health care costs. However, dwindling public funding for HIV education and services threaten this progress. In response, AIDS Action Committee opened Boomerangs. Our stores feature furniture, housewares, artwork, books, clothing, and jewelry. In addition to retail operations, we also manage a successful job-training program that allows AIDS Action clients to learn valuable skills and gain work experience. Learn more about our work at shopboomerangs.org. Follow us on Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram for daily updates on thrift finds. Make sure to visit one of our convenient locations:
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THE WRATHSKELLAR Halloween is coming and the lengthening shadows conceal something wicked around every corner. Although they’re bubbly and vivacious the other eleven months out of the year, October is a very dark time for the Boston BeauTease. For the award-winning burlesque troupe (formerly known as ‘The Boston Babydolls’) and their legions of fans, fall means only one thing: The Wrathskellar. A dark burlesque show set in a cursed tavern, The Wrathskellar, was first performed in 2009. From the first performance, the show crossed the Fourth Wall, with characters directly addressing the audience and action set in the lobby and the aisles of the theatre. Over the past 7 years, the show has changed and evolved, each time with the goal of providing their ‘Delicious Guests’ with deeper immersion into the theatrical experience. “The Wrathskellar presumed the existence of three areas: the bar, the theatre, and the backstage,” says Scratch, the creator of The Wrathskellar. “Previous incarnations have allowed the audiences to explore the bar and theatre, while only hinting at what life was like backstage. The 2016 show, Wrathskellar Tales turns that experience on its side: this year, the theatre is implied; the tavern and the backstage are real... well... surreal.” Guests can enjoy food, drink, and entertainments in the tavern portion. Later, they can explore the backstage; a 3,600 square foot installation depicting a dream-like landscape with ‘one foot in your world and one foot in the world of The Wrathskellar’. Inspired by deeply immersive theatrical experiences like Punchdrunk’s Sleep No More and Third Rail’s Then She Fell..., patrons are left on their own to discover the secrets and mysteries of The Wrathskellar. Backstage they may encounter the denizens of the tavern preparing for (or perhaps recovering from) an evening of performances. Guests who have attended previous years will be familiar with the characters of The Diva, La Contessa, The Broad, The Lost Girl, and Herr Bücher, but they have never encountered them in quite this manner. When not observing the cast, there are mysteries to unlock and sins to confess. Scratch says “We invite you to explore… but be careful not to lose yourself.”
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THE DANCE COMPLEX Currently celebrating their 25th Anniversary “25 & Dancing On!”, The Dance Complex (TDC) is recognized as a regional center for dance and movement arts. Housed in a circa 1884 building in Central Square Cambridge, TDC offers multi-genre and multi-level classes as well as intimate performances by inter/nationally renowned guest artists and locally-based companies and teaching artists. Since inception, (TDC) has been dedicated to mentoring artists through work study programs and community partnerships. For more information, stop by or visit dancecomplex.org.
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This Halloween, craft a look that will frighten even the spookiest ghouls without hexing your budget! Browse our curated collection of clothing, shoes, and accessories and start building your costume today. We also have pet costumes for the furry trick-or-treater in your life! We’re conveniently located in Central Square. 563 Massachusetts Avenue Cambridge, MA 02139 Additional locations in Jamaica Plain, South End, and West Roxbury. Visit shopboomerangs.org for store hours and directions. SHOP THRIFT. FIGHT AIDS. Your Boomerangs purchases and donations support AIDS Action Committee’s programs, providing prevention and wellness services for people in your community living with and at risk of HIV/AIDS. Learn more at aac.org.
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Have you been to Stoneham Theatre? In our intimate venue, we present plays and musicals, both familiar and new, which speak to the interests and concerns of our region and keep the art of professional theatre thriving. We kicked off Season 17 with the hilarious musical Lucky Stiff, and now we have Uncanny Valley, a fascinating exploration of artificial intelligence on our stage. Next, is Roald Dahl’s family-friendly musical journey James and the Giant Peach, followed by Mame, a Broadway musical for the holidays starring Kathy St. George and Mary Callanan. Then, we have Jonah and the Whale, an epic musical journey re-imagined from the Old Testament, Altar Boyz, a rafter-raising musical comedy, the mysterious WWII drama Gabriel, and we end the season with I Loved, I Lost, I Made Spaghetti, a mouth-watering comedy. Doesn’t that all sound fantastic? It’s our goal that every time you visit Stoneham Theatre, you’ll leave having been entertained, engaged, and a little bit surprised. Learn more at www.stonehamtheatre.org.
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10/19 • YG: On the heels of releasing the music video for “Why You Always Hatin?” featuring Drake and Kamaiyah, Bompton-based rapper YG is back today to announce the FDT (F*ck Donald Trump) Tour. House of Blues. 7pm. houseofblues.com/boston
10/13 • From Indian Lakes: The brainchild of songwriter and multi-instrumentalist Joey Vannucchi, From Indian Lakes takes its name from Indian Lakes, CA, a small community outside of Yosemite National Park near where Vannucchi grew up on 40 acres of land with no electricity aside from a sparely used generator. Growing up off the grid and surrounded by rural California’s natural beauty has had a heavy influence on Vannucchi’s songwriting as well as his musicianship. Great Scott. 9pm. greatscottboston.com
10/14 • Mariza: Mariza is a charismatic fado singer with a clarion voice and mesmerizing stage presence. Whether singing traditional numbers or new songs, Mariza honors the legacy of fado, Portugal’s expressive lament of destiny. Berklee Performance Center. 8pm. Berklee.edu/BPC
10/19 • Mili Bermejo and bassist Dan Greenspan: Since first joining forces over a quarter-century ago, Bermejo and Greenspan have created a recorded library of timeless music with a number of cherished partners. Arsenal Center for the Arts. 7:30pm. arsenalarts.org
10/20 • NEC Jazz Orchestra performs Music of Guillermo Klein: The NEC Jazz Orchestra will draw on music from Klein’s large and small ensembles. NEC’s Jordan Hall. 7:30pm. necmusic.edu/jazz
10/21 • Diego El Cigala: Three-time Grammy winner Diego el Cigala has captivated audiences all over the world with his gravelly voice and passionate interpretation of flamenco. Berklee Performance Center. 8pm. Berklee. edu/BPC
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10/22 • Boston Camerata - City of Fools: Medieval Songs of Rule & Misrule: Shortly before an important American election, this new program evokes age-old themes of justice and corruption. Minstrel songs from medieval France, Provençe, and Germany, amazingly contemporary in their language, provide an amusing and sharply-etched perspective on our current travails. First Church in Boston. 8pm. bostoncamerata.org
10/16 • Emmylou Harris: Emmylou Harris confirms a North American tour this fall with special guests Steve Earle, Patty Griffin, Buddy Miller and The Milk Carton Kids (not all artists will appear at all venues). The 11-stop tour, Lampedusa: Concerts for Refugees, will raise awareness for the unprecedented worldwide refugee crisis. Berklee Performance Center. 8pm. Berklee.edu/BPC 10/30 • Flock Of Dimes: Flock Of Dimes, aka Jenn Wasner left her native Baltimore and started anew in Durham, North Carolina. She left the place she grew up, her family, and a community-where she started Wye Oak with Andy
10/17 • Cinemechanica: Pioneers of the Athen’s region millennial math-rock landscape, through years of exhaustive performance, tireless composition, and – most recently – a new level of aggressive sneer honed by Kurt Ballou (Converge) at GodCity Studios. O’Brien’s. 8pm doors. obrienspubboston.com
10/29 • Tricky: Tricky embraces change. He keeps on moving; keeps on switching up a gear; keeps on mutating... keeps on evolving. It’s what keeps him vital as an artist. After moving to Berlin early this Spring, he immediately started work on a new musical project called Skilled Mechanics. The Sinclair. 8:30pm. sinclaircambridge.com
10/31 • TORRES w/Tegan & Sara: (TORRES aka Mackenzie Scott) The 25 year old’s sophomore album garnered praise from The New York Times, NPR, Newsweek, Pitchfork, Rolling Stone, and landed on many “Best of 2015” lists. House of Blues. 7pm. houseofblues. com/boston
TUESDAYS 10/18 • Daniela Schächter: On her new recording Vanheusenism: A Tribute to Jimmy Van Heusen, the gifted Sicilianborn composer, pianist and vocalist Daniela Schächter interprets the work of Jimmy Van Heusen. Jocko’s Jazz at The Sahara Club. 7:30-10:30pm. jockosjazz. com 10/25 • La Sera: Take It, It’s Yours, a covers album conceived and recorded by Katy Goodman (La Sera) + Greta Morgan (Springtime Carnivore), featuring reimagined versions of 70s & 80s punk and New Wave songs. Brookline Teen Center. 6:30pm. bostonhassle.com
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STRAWBERY BANKE HEIGHTENS THE DRAMA OF HALLOWEEN IN PORTSMOUTH Strawbery Banke Museum, the 10-acre living history museum in downtown Portsmouth heightens the drama of the city’s Halloween festivities by hosting a new event in addition to the ever-popular, family-friendly, not-too-scary Ghosts on the Banke trick-or-treating. Ghosts on the Banke takes place Friday October 28 and Saturday, October 29, from 5:30 to 8 pm each night. On Sunday, October 30, 5:30 to 7:45 pm, Strawbery Banke hosts “Masques on the Banke Equestrian Enchantment,” welcoming the spectacular Friesian horses of Historic Runnymede Farm for the US premiere of the horse ballet, “Behind the Mask.” Admission to each event is $8 per person (under 1, free). Tickets available at StrawberyBanke.org and at the door. Right before Halloween, Ghosts on the Banke welcomes costumed children (and their parents) to trick or treat, house to historic house in the safe, fenced neighborhood of the Puddle Dock museum grounds. Children are greeted by costumed role-players portraying the ghosts of pirates and sea captains (and a few witchy Halloween characters, as well). The lanes and paths of the Museum grounds are lighted with handcarved jack o’lanterns and candle boxes. Community members bring history back to life with spooky plays, skits, and interactive improvisation throughout the evening and show off their costumes as they meet shadow puppets, a ‘spider web’ forest and special light effects. Pickwick’s At the Banke, the museum store, is decorated for Halloween, with all sorts of magic; and Figtree Kitchen Café, located in the museum Visitors Center, features family-friendly food and beverages throughout the three event evenings. On Sunday, Masques on the Banke is a choreographed equestrian dressage seen only in Europe as well as performances by special guests Wick’d Fire. Ticket holders can meet the horses and riders and enjoy a mask-making craft for Halloween. Just in time for the 22nd Annual Portsmouth Halloween Parade on Monday, October 31. “Portsmouth is becoming a Halloween destination and Ghosts on the Banke is a centrepeice of the holiday with its museum staff in costume, real jack o’lanterns and candle boxes lining the paths and strategically placed atmospherics that make the historic neighborhood an authentic Halloween/autumn New England experience,” said Lawrence J. Yerdon, president and CEO. “This year, we are delighted to add the premiere performance of Masques on the Banke, to the community’s celebration, thanks to the generosity of Historic Runnymede Farm in North Hampton. It’s a way for Strawbery Banke to give back to the community and the families who enjoy the museum year-round.” Ghosts on the Banke is sponsored in 2016 by Appledore Medical Group and Sanford Institution for Savings.
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52. Clothes 53. Flinches 54. Giving the axe 56. Where planes are kept 57. Intervals 58. Plant’s unit of reproduction 59. Equips
42. Repents 43. Smartphones, tablets, etc. 45. A way to garner 47. Eat them for breakfast 49. Former Tigers third baseman Brandon 50. Oh, God! 51. Canadian flyers 55. One legged Chinese mythological demon
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Capricorn, don’t be afraid to shake things up a bit this week. You may not have time to mince words, so don’t hesitate to get to the point. Others will appreciate your candor.
AQUARIUS It’s time to be your own teacher and become an expert Jan 21/Feb 18 in any subject you desire, Aquarius. Start doing your
HOROSCOPE
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PISCES Pisces, this week you might start seeing a platonic pal Feb 19/Mar 20 in a more amorous way. The affinity you share may be
LEO Leo, this week you have the strength and motivation to Jul 23/Aug 23 accomplish your goals. You will sigh with relief when
ARIES Aries, it is time to be on the lookout for fresh financial Mar 21/Apr 20 opportunities. Set new goals for yourself, and put
VIRGO This week you have a green light to spoil yourself, Aug 24/Sept 22 Virgo. It isn’t something you do often, so let loose a
TAURUS Taurus, don’t bother attracting people through false Apr 21/May 21 advertising. Instead, be authentic and you will find
LIBRA Libra, a dear friend or relative could use your support Sept 23/Oct 23 right about now. Offer a helping hand or even a
GEMINI Gemini, the universe is trying to send you cues this May 22/Jun 21 week. But you will only receive these cues if you keep
SCORPIO Scorpio, make an effort to be a social butterfly in the Oct 24/Nov 22 week ahead. This will quench your thirst to be around
CANCER Cancer, if you want others to open up, you have to Jun 22/Jul 22 start the conversation by sharing something from your
SAGITTARIUS Sagittarius, this is a great week to establish a financial Nov 23/Dec 21 strategy that fits into your lifestyle. If this involves
the foundation for a great relationship.
your finances at the top of your priority list.
you garner much more attention and adoration.
your eyes and ears open. Things may not be what they seem.
heart as well. Make an effort to be more open in the days ahead.
everything gets accomplished on time and in order.
little bit and splurge on some luxuries.
shoulder to cry on so this special person knows you’re there to help.
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