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The movie got a rave at the Toronto International Film Festival

The PBS show features varying points of view.

The actress says she keeps a photo of the supermodel as a reminder.

Patriots owner Robert Kraft donated the football to Nike.

The couple’s apparently been out to dinner a few times in Atlanta.

Tatum writes on Instagram Wednesday that he will not be developing anything with Harvey Weinstein’s former company.

Among those stepping into the spotlight on Oct. 27 and 28 at the Paramount Center will be Globe TV critic Matthew Gilbert.

The Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum hosted a party Tuesday night for its new fall exhibition, “Henry James and American Painting.”

“Gordon’s a true competitor and will take this and use it as fuel to be that much better,” his wife, Robyn, wrote on Instagram.

Wyc Grousbeck was at a fund-raiser for Mass. Eye and Ear.

The last time the Pats owner threw a party at Gillette Stadium, the Rolling Stones performed.

WBUR’s Robin Young led an interview with the MSNBC anchor.

The BSO music director is Musical America’s artist of the year.

A woman who was the acting director of marketing says she was fired after complaining about language used by the group’s CEO.

Some of owner Steve DiFillippo’s friends help him celebrate.

Can you look like Pennywise the Dancing Clown? If so, you might have a job on Halloween.

We caught up with Sedaris by phone from his home in Sussex, England, before his trip.

Its Fall Focus festival events run from Oct. 22-26.

The Boston Landmarks Orchestra Gala at the Omni Parker House Saturday evening raised money for their annual free summer concert series at the Hatch Shell.

The Needham native says he overlooked Weinstein’s misdeeds because he was a generous friend.

“The Shadows” will tell the story of America’s first detectives.

HUBweek hosted a reception Friday night for names associated with Saturday’s Demo Day.

Charlie Kravetz, Johnson’s longtime mentor and Cocuzzo’s family friend, officiated the wedding.

The cast prepared for its season opener, “In the Heights,” by chatting with Quiara Alegría Hudes, who wrote the original book for the musical.

The team’s annual Shamrock Gala raises $1 million for charity.

The Everett native has been on “Grey’s Anatomy” for 14 seasons.

Country star Jason Aldean was set to make an emotional return to the stage after canceling tour dates following the mass shooting in Las Vegas.

Jewelry designer Yurman was there for the event.

HUBweek — the Boston festival highlighting innovation in health, science, tech, and the arts — runs through Sunday.

“The day I went, the sky was, like, candy floss-colored for hours and hours,” the Welsh “Professor Marston” star said.

Alyssa Labrie claims Marc James became “instantly irate and blew up in my face with personal attacks” when she told him she didn’t want to meet socially.

Binswanger, who got his start at the station hosting “Kids Company,” has taken over for Joe Mathieu, who departed earlier this year.

It started with a sold-out screening at the Coolidge Corner Theatre of “Bending the Arc.”

The cast includes Rosie O’Donnell, Miguel Gomez of “The Strain,” and actress-writer-producer Frankie Shaw.

The coanchors of MSNBC’s “Morning Joe” spoke in a town hall-style conversation with students.

Hilarie Burton says she hasn’t forgotten the incident, which allegedly took place in 2003.

A few familiar faces attended the reception.

HubWeek — a festival celebrating technology, business, science, and the arts, put on by the Globe, Harvard, Mass General, and MIT — kicked off Tuesday and runs through Sunday.

They worked together on “Finding Neverland,” which had its US premiere at the theater in Cambridge.

“If there was ever an event that I was at and Harvey was doing this kind of thing and I didn’t see it, then I am so deeply sorry, because I would have stopped it,” Damon said.

The actor owes a lot to Weinstein, who produced “Good Will Hunting.”

Cast members unveiled it over the weekend.

John McCain’s daughter most recently served as host on Fox News’s ‘‘Outnumbered.’’

The former secretary of state will talk about diplomacy.

The performer was marvelously maudlin in presenting “Alan Cumming Sings Sappy Songs.”

The Aerosmith guitarist hit the stage at Cal Jam in San Bernardino, Calif.

The problem the sequel ran into is clear from opening-weekend data.

Longtime Bruce Springsteen drummer Max Weinberg was supposed to be the featured act on Oct. 16.

Her novel — which is being made into a movie starring Amandla Stenberg, Issa Rae, Regina Hall, and Common — won this year’s Fiction and Poetry Award.

Meanwhile, a Celtic was at the Topsfield Fair.