Lauren Daley
The Boston Globe
Tiverton, RI, United States
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Freshman at Brown wins $100,000 in ‘Jeopardy!’ high school reunion tournament
What is the Eiffel Tower? A landmark Justin Bolsen won’t soon forget, that’s what. → Read More
11 Years after ‘Defending Jacob,’ Newton’s William Landay is back with a new Boston-set crime thriller
Growing up in Brookline, Landay loved stories — but didn’t see novel-writing as a viable career path. → Read More
Pop music’s Peter Asher is the narrator of his own ‘60s adventure
The singer/producer/manager's colorful career has included friendships with the Beatles, Rolling Stones, James Taylor, Linda Ronstadt, Marianne Faithful, and many more. He'll be sharing plenty of anecdotes and singing a few songs at upcoming appearances in Plainville and Portsmouth, N.H. → Read More
‘It’s about trying to honor who they are’: The philosophy of singer and storyteller Bill Harley
Known for his work with kids and families, the Rhode Island Music Hall of Famer talks about finding his voice, and recent work for his grown-up audience. → Read More
5 things to do this weekend, including free yoga and 'Hamilton' at Citizens Bank Opera House
Plus, the Utopia Horticulture and Epicurean Festival and Harpoon St. Patrick's Festival. → Read More
The first-ever ‘Jeopardy!’ High School Reunion is packed with New Englanders
"There was a big freakout in the group chat. Like, ‘We’re gonna see each other again!’,” said Justin Bolsen of Brown University. “They advertise it as a high school reunion and, honestly, that’s what it is.” → Read More
‘King of Queens’ actor Kevin James is first entry on a BBQ ‘Wall of Fame’
On Thursday, the “King of Queens” star and his colleagues dined at Bootleg BBQ in Westport. → Read More
Raising awareness about special needs dogs, Puppy Bowl winner Joey is ‘kind of a big deal in Rhode Island’
Adopting a dog like Joey, who was born with only his hind legs, just means “thinking outside the box,” his owner Cathy Larson said. → Read More
The New Bedford Folk Festival bids farewell
It was a “gut-wrenching” decision, but organizers recently decided the 2022 festival would now be its last. → Read More
They loved the coffee, so they bought the shop
Gray’s Daily Grind, a local attraction since it started brewing in 2012, is pure New England charm, with scuffed wooden floorboards and just enough room for a glass case of pastries. → Read More
Mandy Patinkin
"We put together an evening that I guaranteed myself I’d have fun doing. If you don’t like it or you don’t like me, that’s OK, bring a sandwich, take a nap, or leave." → Read More
Vast collection of Grateful Dead concert posters is truckin’ to Fall River
“Grateful Dead: The Vintage Posters, 1966-1995” opens at the Narrows Center for the Arts on Friday, in what the venue bills as the “largest collection of Grateful Dead concert posters ever exhibited.” → Read More
Providence’s Civic Center, now called The AMP, celebrates 50 Years
A look back at the milestones, names, and musical numbers from the venue that’s pretty much seen it all. → Read More
Fifty-plus photos of Bob Dylan, from the year everything changed
“Don’t Think Twice: The Daniel Kramer Photographs of Bob Dylan, 1964-65″ opens at the Boch Center Wang Theatre’s Folk Americana Roots Hall of Fame Jan. 18. → Read More
WUMB will stream its Dick Pleasants tribute concert live
Chris Smither, Tom Rush, Lori McKenna, Guy Davis, Kate Campbell, and Garnet Rogers will celebrate the late radio host Saturday at Somerville Theatre. → Read More
12+ ways to celebrate New Year’s in Boston, whether you want to stay out late or never leave the couch
The details on the free First Night, where to party like a time traveler, what to watch if you're staying in, plus events that'll get you home early. → Read More
A great big batch of mysteries to get you through the trials of winter weather
While it rains, sleets, or snows, curl up under the quilts with these page turners and their sequels. → Read More
R.I. does ‘Jeopardy!’: Two contestants, and even a clue about PVD
North Smithfield’s Meghan Mello and Providence’s Matt Harvey may not have won, but as a state it still feels like we did. → Read More
A South Pole expedition and women’s suffrage intertwine in Henriette Lazaridis’s historical novel ‘Terra Nova’
The Cambridge-based novelist was inspired by British explorer Robert Scott and his 1910 expedition to Antarctica. → Read More
Bob Dylan gets tangled up in green
It ain’t me, it was the vertigo is not the excuse we’re looking for. → Read More