84TH ANNUAL ACADEMY AWARDS
Oscars 2012 live update
From the red carpet to the last statue, Globe film critic Wesley Morris blogs the 84th Academy Awards.
84TH ANNUAL ACADEMY AWARDS
From the red carpet to the last statue, Globe film critic Wesley Morris blogs the 84th Academy Awards.
Martin Scorsese’s Paris adventure film took five awards, while the “The Artist” won for best picture.
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The silent film isn’t perfect, but it’s close enough to make just about anyone who sees it ridiculously happy.
Seasoned style stars were joined by many new fashion faces for tonight’s 84th Academy Awards.
The son of Edward M. Kennedy asked Scott Brown to stop citing the late senator in radio advertisements.
Mitt Romney said in a television interview today that he had been “extraordinarily successful” and that he sees himself as an underdog in the Michigan primary Tuesday.
The Red Sox center fielder spoke about his hitting preference and the chances that he’ll stay in Boston beyond 2013.
The researchers said they have discovered a stem cell in women’s ovaries that might be used to make eggs, a claim already generating debate among scientists.
“Unfortunately, too many people in this country, also in academe, feel that a place or a space to discourse and debate race and democracy is passé.”
James Jennings, a Tufts professor of urban environmental policy
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The Beverly police officer who was shot and seriously injured by a Hamilton police sergeant Friday is recovering at a local hospital, his department said today.
Roy Carreiro, 34, is part of a team that installs home modifications so those with physical limitations can continue to live safely.
The US and its allies dismissed the Syrian regime’s referendum on a new constitution as a ‘‘farce’’ meant to justify the bloody crackdown on dissent.
While management must decide on the Celtics’ transition to the next era, Paul Pierce is consumed with making the best of a difficult season.
Advice on how to get the most out of your retirement.
Four productions have arrived in Boston-area theaters at a political moment when traditional male authority seems to be looking for opportunities to reassert itself.
This year, there is even more excitement in the warm Fort Myers air: the Sox have a new, $78 million spring training facility, JetBlue Park.
Wolman examines the current state of the physical cash system worldwide, why we might be better off without it, and what the future might hold.
“It may be harder to imagine Rihanna as a victim, given her fame, fortune, and projection of strength ... but that is also part of society’s stereotypical thinking about who is an obvious victim and why.”
Joan Vennochi
“As criminal justice became a clash of mandates and bureaucratic rules, it became untethered from what was once its basic function: separating the guilty from the innocent and delivering fair punishment.”
Leon Neyfakh, on “The Collapse of American Criminal Justice”