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From the Thunderbird bridge flying over Humber Bay to the remains of a Huron-Wendat village in Scarborough, the city’s remarkable Indigenous history is everywhere

increase font size Colby College’s Museum of Art reopening to public next month The reopening coincides with final weekend of the ‘Roy Lichtenstein: History in the Making, 1948-1960’ exhibition. Share Barbara Zdravesky of Providence, Rhode Island, looks at pieces of art in August 2017 at the Colby College Museum of Art in Waterville. Colby plans to reopen the museum’s galleries to the public next month after a nearly 15-month closure because of the coronavirus pandemic. Michael G. Se...

HOMEFRONT HomeFront: ‘Underground Railroad’ delivers, starring roles for Angelina Jolie and Amy Adams, plus a comic from Dorchester goes big By Marie Morris Globe Correspondent,Updated May 14, 2021, 8:30 a.m. Email to a Friend Thuso Mbedu as Cora in "The Underground Railroad."Kyle Kaplan/Amazon Studios Welcome once again to HomeFront, where what would normally be a pre-Memorial Day weekend lull is a steady hum of activity as the three-dimensional world opens up a little bit more with ...

Stepping into the material world of Mel Kendrick By Murray Whyte Globe Staff,Updated May 13, 2021, 2 hours ago Email to a Friend A view of work by Mel Kendrick at the Addison Gallery of American Art.Frank E. Graham/Courtesy Addison Gallery of American Art ANDOVER — The title of Mel Kendrick’s first-ever major career retrospective is “Seeing Things in Things,” which sounds like a dodge because, at least partly, it is. Kendrick is noncommittal in that old-school Modernist way:...

HomeFront: All hail Dionne Warwick, Shakespeare on the Common returns, dysfunctional TV families By Marie Morris Globe Correspondent,Updated May 7, 2021, 8:55 a.m. Email to a Friend Dionne Warwick is planning two Mothers Day concerts online. Welcome back to HomeFront, where we’re slowly shaking off a year-plus of “Groundhog Day”-style sameness and reacquainting ourselves with the concept that big news can be good. Vaccination numbers climbing, Free Shakespeare on the Common back ...

HomeFront: Oscar picks, Ed Helms x 2, ‘Romeo & Juliet’ By Marie Morris Globe Correspondent,Updated April 23, 2021, 10:00 a.m. Email to a Friend Director Chloe Zhao with actress Frances McDormand on the set of "Nomadland." The film is the one to beat at this years Oscars.Searchlight Pictures via AP Welcome once again to HomeFront, where those of us in the limbo between vaccine shots have our noses pressed up against the window like a restless dog in the back of a minivan. We still need...

HomeFront: Kate Winslet in uniform, Mark Sandman’s ‘secret band,’ plus a rising quilt star By Marie Morris Globe Correspondent,Updated April 15, 2021, 3:36 p.m. Email to a Friend Kate Winslet in the HBO series "Mare of Easttown."Michele K. Short/HBO Welcome back to HomeFront, where the doors that have been slightly ajar are flying open to let normal life back in. If you’re not at least partly vaccinated, you probably know someone who is, and maybe you’ve had a meal on a...

HomeFront: Fun now for stir-crazy families, music later for picnicking at Tanglewood By Marie Morris Globe Correspondent,Updated April 9, 2021, 1 hour ago Email to a Friend Brandy starred in a 1997 version of Rodgers and Hammersteins "Cinderella."Randee St. Nicholas/Disney Welcome once again to HomeFront, where we’re happily surrendering to a wicked case of spring fever. We’re busy fantasizing about theaters, auditoriums, arenas, museums, galleries, restaurants, bars, and all manner o...

HomeFront: Godzilla in a ‘playground fight,’ Michelle Pfeiffer in Paris, plus Hemingway and Maxwell Marie Morris © Provided by The Boston Globe A scene from "Godzilla vs. Kong." Welcome back to HomeFront, where we’re waiting for our vaccine eligibility to kick in and boiling down our long-term plans to eight words: hug all the people, pet all the dogs. Meanwhile, our entertainment options continue to multiply like Easter bunnies. Read on for a slew of expert suggestions...