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Noah Schaffer was filmed laughing in the face of a distraught Jewish woman who confronted him and his wife, Kelly, at Brooklyn Bridge Park.

DailyMail.com can name them as Marc Louvet, a 45-year-old financier who was working at the investment firm VanEck and Kelly and Noah Schaffer, a couple who live in Brooklyn.

Covault, who fronted two Boston bands and founded Red on Red Records, died suddenly in June at the age of 59. On Friday, her daughter and her friends in the local music scene are honoring the rocker with a show at the Crystal Ballroom.

The Berklee duo's performance of their song "You'd Like Me More" is WBUR's favorite local entry to NPR's Tiny Desk Contest.

The singer-songwriter wrote a song that describes many of the facets of femininity through the lens of the Hindu goddess Durga.

The singer-guitarist lays out the feelings of confusion, doubt and despair that everyone can relate to — having the “self-created burdens” of “that fear that feels like a crime,” as she sings.

Nearly 230 Bay State artists entered NPR Music's Tiny Desk Contest. Our panel of judges are selecting their favorite local entry, and narrowed it down to 21.

Despite the dual SAG-AFTRA and WGA strikes, the festival circuit keeps chugging along with a steady stream of indie and international films screening locally. Film critic Erin Trahan highlights the fests to explore this season.

Globe music writers pick their favorites, spanning pop, rock, alt-country, Americana, hip-hop, punk, ska, and R&B.