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He earns bouillabaisse bragging rights.

Brazil left it late to get a win against Costa Rica in the World Cup on Friday, but it only made the celebration more sweet for Gisele Bundchen.

The quarterback posted videos of his spirited singalong to Instagram.

Obehi Janice’s music video “It’s So Hard to Date Around Boston Today” was released online on Valentine’s Day.

“I have met a number of astronauts who have told me that, as young people, the inspiration from ‘2001’ resulted in their becoming astronauts.”

An Arlington resident beat out nearly 400 other nationwide contest entrants to land his own WBUR show, the public radio station announced Thursday morning.

The Acton native could be looking at an Oscar nomination for his role in the film, based on a true story.

Kate Spade New York has announced plans to support suicide prevention and mental health awareness causes in tribute to the company’s late founder.

Former Red Sox slugger David Ortiz paid a visit to a Raynham smoke shop Tuesday night, hoping to hit a home run with his new business venture: cigars.

A new 120,000-square-foot facility in Rowley will house artworks, books, and archival material.

The Patriots QB will vie for best male athlete alongside Jose Altuve of the Houston Astros, James Harden of the Houston Rockets, and Alexander Ovechkin of the Washington Capitals.

God, life advice, and bathroom humor all in one speech? Only the “Guardians of the Galaxy” actor could pull that off.

Judd Apatow, Steven Levitan, and Paul Feig all voiced their dissatisfaction with Fox News on Twitter this week.

Garner shared a heartfelt Instagram dedicated to the Cambridge native.

The actress says director Martin Scorsese and “the studio” toned it down.

Celebrated choreographer Sidi Larbi Cherkaoui missed a few previews of the ART production to work with Queen Bey on her new video.

The Dresden Dolls frontwoman and her author husband brought their 2-year-old son along.

Moretz said she loved her first visit to P-Town so much that she was making plans to return in a month. “[Expletive] Hawaii; it’s all about P-Town.”

The QB says the protests resulted in “a lot of good, healthy conversations” in the Patriots locker room.

The actress admitted that she was once friendly with Jared Kushner. Key word: “was.”

What’s more American than a ballgame and some live music? How about a good two-for-one bargain?

The “Parks and Rec” star used a lighthearted Q&A in the “Hollywood Reporter” to draw attention to some heavy political issues.

Gisele Bündchen apologized Thursday for statements she made during an interview with Vogue magazine.

Kardashian West and Alice Marie Johnson will continue advocating for people serving long sentences for non-violent drug offenses.

The R&B/soul artist releases “Brown Boy,” the second half of an ambitious, self-produced duology, on streaming platforms Friday.

What do the cast from ‘‘Degrassi: The Next Generation’’ look like now? Drake, who played Jimmy Brooks on the show, got his former co-workers together in the video for “I’m Upset.”

Soyoung Lee, who currently serves as curator in Asian art at New York’s Metropolitan Museum of Art, assumes her Harvard post in September.

When Tom Brady got down on his knees to propose to Gisele Bundchen, she yelled at him to get back up.

The architect/designer who teaches at the MIT Media Lab is apparently spending time with a billionaire hedge fund manager.

Cyrus Jones and Malcolm Mitchell were among those looking sharp at the soiree.

What did he say during their sit-down for “SuperSoul Sunday”?

A report says the former New York mayor’s relationship with Maria Rose Ryan began before Giuliani’s third wife filed for divorce in April.

The Celtics guard is hyping his upcoming movie, “Uncle Drew,” but took time to talk about the trade that brought him to Boston, and the city’s reputation.

They stopped by BHCHP on Albany Street to take a tour and prep for the “Sox for Socks” event at Fenway June 22-24.

Ben Dobson is not unfamiliar with Boston.

The Newton native will take on the iconic role.

Gary Ross says the Cambridge native wasn’t the only “Ocean’s” star whose appearance was left on the cutting room floor.

The weekend’s sold-out screenings attracted Brattle regulars and devoted TCM viewers from far and wide.

Walking the red carpet at Radio City Music Hall was Martha’s Vineyard chef Chris Fischer, who accompanied his wife, Amy Schumer, nominated for her role in “Meteor Shower.”

In discussing the Provincetown International Film Festival the director said that a Globe story led to him cancelling a private celebration.

TMZ published photos of the pair looking cozy, reportedly from a wedding this past weekend.

Jonathan Fairbanks’s successor comes from within.

“I didn’t have a hashtag,” Hill said, when comparing her highly public experience with workplace harassment to today’s #MeToo and Time’s Up movements.

In her commencement address, Kaling suggested the president may have ‘‘tweeted us into war’’ with Wakanda, the fictional country from ‘‘Black Panther.’’

And the Montana Institute of the Arts is already accepting applications.

The former heavyweight champion looked in fighting trim at the David Yurman jewelry boutique at Copley Place for a shopping event benefiting the Holyfield Foundation.

“Today, one year later I know I not only survived, I thrived,” she wrote on Instagram.

The forward was on the DL for the playoffs, but he made it to Malden Wednesday for a pep rally for students at the Beebe School.

Just six months after landing in the chair once occupied by Walter Cronkite and Dan Rather (and Katie Couric and Scott Pelley), Glor may be pushed out because of lackluster ratings.

The Cambridge native’s promised appearance in the film is nowhere to be found.