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Suzette Standrings good news column Bright Side catches up with South Shore actor/singer Bryan Sabbag, who was cast as Broadway Boy in CODA.

Custodian, comedian and TikTok star Jimmy Cash headlines Plymouth’s New World Tavern May 10 in a show with AJ Hapenny, Liam McGurk and Kathe Farris.

A Boston-based casting company is looking for people with no acting experience who are true 'wicked pissed-off Bostonians' with the right attitude and accent.

Are you or someone you know a wedding DJ? Boston Casting is now searching for someone to be an extra in a featured film.

Kendall Cooper Casting is casting commercial fishermen and New Bedford locals to appear in the film "Finestkind" filming in April to June.

A movie shot on the North Shore in Massachusetts won an Oscar for best picture.

A movie shot on the North Shore has generated a lot of Oscar buzz.

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UpdatedFri, May 14, 2021 at 3:58 pm ET Replies(15) Gov. Charlie Baker will give a COVID-19 update early next week and could call for the state to follow the CDCs guidance on masks. (Dave Copeland/Patch) MASSACHUSETTS — Its Friday, May 14. Heres what you should know this afternoon: The nationwide manhunt for a Malden man accused of murdering a Yale graduate student ended Friday. Two city councilors are pushing to have Newton place an outright ban on gun shops in the city. All nine of the young...

Wicked Local Before film director Darius Marder left the 2018 meeting, he offered some parting instructions for Lisa Lobel, the casting director he had just hired for his film, "Sound of Metal."  “As he was walking out, he said, I just want to let you know that most of the people you are going to be casting for are deaf,” Lobel recalled in a phone interview Thursday.  “No problem,” she responded. After the director left the room, however, Lobel privately wondered how she wo...