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“All of these artists, performers, dancers and DJs reflect this year’s theme,” Boston Pride concert chair Henry Paquin said.

“Passover is a special holiday for the Jewish people,” Edelman wrote. “It’s a holiday that celebrates liberty and the pursuit of a better life. That’s a very American sentiment.”

“The strength of their marriage has always been an inspiration and the best example to me and my sisters,” the quarterback wrote on Instagram.

The Broadway and film star will be this year’s guest of honor at the Tennessee Williams Theater Festival’s Performance Gala

The poems tackle topics including climate change, spring, and an encounter with a nightingale.

Variety was first to report that “Bumblebee” director Travis Knight has signed on to direct the movie.

Belichick, of course, was showered with cheers.

“I look forward to seeing you once again in September with all kinds of good stuff,” Trebek said.

Two award-winning directors will team up to adapt Michele McPhee’s “Maximum Harm.”

Sam West, a BU senior, won Adobe’s #MoviePosterMovie contest.

“A year ago, she was taking orders across a bar,” Warren wrote. “Today, millions are taking cues from her.”

In a telephone call on Tuesday, the 54-year-old told her colleagues that she has adopted a second child.

Massachusetts residents will soon have another superhero actor in their midst.

Proceeds will go to a local soup kitchen.

Deadline reported that the movie will be a wedding comedy set in America and India — “Crazy Rich Asians’ meets ‘My Big Fat Greek Wedding,’” the trade publication wrote.

The celebrities attracted some serious support during the race.

Fortunately, the Olympic gold medal gymnast’s absence is for a very happy reason.

The Patriots coach and longtime girlfriend Linda Holliday stopped by Marathon Sports on Boylston Street to host a private meet-and-greet event for his foundation’s Boston Marathon team.

The film follows a group of women who gather for a weekend to celebrate the 50th birthday of one of their longtime friends, Rebecca (played by Rachel Dratch).

Approximately 1,200 people gathered at the Marriott Copley Place Hotel for the event.

Here are ways to get out of your home and not be bored in the city this weekend.

The two-time Olympic gold medalist discussed overcoming failure and bad sideline parents.

A day after Huffman released a statement saying she will plead guilty in the college admissions scandal, Macy tackled a more mundane task: stocking up on garden equipment in sunny LA.

Ahead of the East Coast premiere of Boston Lyric Opera’s “The Handmaid’s Tale,” the celebrated author will discuss the impact of her influential 1985 novel and its cultural resurgence on May 4.

The event — led by the ICA director Jill Medvedow and gala co-chairs Erica Gervais Pappendick, Ted Pappendick, Charlotte Cramer Wagner, and Herbert S. Wagner III — was in celebration of artist John Akomfrah.

The book will chronicle the Bulger investigation, his eventual capture, and details from Bulger’s final hours.

Moore has signed on to star in King’s new TV series, based on his hit novel “Lisey’s Story.”

“Guess the cat’s outta the bag,” Evans tweeted Saturday morning.

Over 400 people from around the world celebrated the American Jewish Committee New England’s 20th Anniversary Diplomats Seder at the JFK Library last week.

More than 850 people gathered at the Four Seasons in support of the event.

The Super Mega Ultra Giant Mad Decent Block Party Festival is coming to Gillette Stadium on July 20 and 21, and it sounds like it’s going be quite a scene.

In a new video of rehearsals for the “Magic Mike” musical, Channing Tatum seems to do a double take when he hears the show is opening in Boston, not New York.

Anna Hakobyan, a former journalist and the wife of Armenian Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan, was the keynote speaker at the event, which raised money to treat Armenian children with cancer.

Lawyers for the women who brought the litigation said that their clients had settled their claims against the fallen entertainer.

More than 500 people gathered at the Boch Center Wang Theatre for the event.

The New Hampshire native and former cast member will make his hosting debut May 4.

The star of NBC’s “The Good Place” was the closing keynote speaker for the event.

A representative for the Rolling Stones frontman says he has successfully undergone treatment, though no details were provided.

Here are ways to get out of your home and not be bored in the city this weekend.

Two buzzy Sundance hits — “Luce” and “The Farewell” — will bookend this year’s festival, which runs April 24-May 1.

“Elements of Family Style” is the designer and author’s second book.

The conference, April 26-26, will look at the impact of the arts on issues of citizenship, race, and justice.

The Celtics star also stopped by the former “Jersey Shore” cast member’s show in the Seaport later Monday evening.

While Bar Boulud is primarily known for its French cuisine, the event featured a wide variety of flavors and ingredients.

The pop star invoked the lyrics in response to a police chase Tuesday that ended with a stolen car crashing into the gates of her Westerly beachfront home.

A limited series based on Mitchell Zuckoff’s “Fall and Rise: The Story of 9/11” is in the works for 2021.

As the world mourns the death of rapper Nipsey Hussle, more people are listening to his music: His sales and streams have increased since he died Sunday.

The “Orange Is the New Black” star, along with designer Christian Siriano and LGBTQ and plus-size advocate Nicolette Mason, joined moderator Jess Weiner for a panel discussion Tuesday.

While she was in court on Wednesday, the actress could be seen reaching over and greeting the prosecutors who brought the case against her, smiling broadly and shaking their hands.

The “Blue Bloods” actress talks about getting through a particularly painful time in her new book, “Our Shoes, Our Selves: 40 Women, 40 Stories, 40 Pairs of Shoes.”