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Listen to this review. Fennell explores the different ways men and women react to the same situations and events, from those famous sayings “Boys will be boys” to “She was asking for it.” Neither excuse works for the movie’s promising young woman, who sets out to upend abusive behavior. The character gives Mulligan the best role of her promising career, which started with a lead actress Oscar nomination for a 2009 movie called An Education. Mulligan looks ready to garner a new nod th...

Swampscott opens investigation into BLM activists arrest Sign up  for the Swampscott Reporter’s newsletter. The Swampscott Police Department will carry out an independent, internal investigation into the mid-December arrest of a Black Lives Matter protester, officials announced on Thursday.   Police Chief Ronald Madigan ordered this investigation in light of new information that officials said was recently provided to the Police Department. The investigation will review the events that led ...

Lets take a look at the pictures...Read Less 01 / 10 01 An enthusiastic crowd couldnt contain their excitement as they eagerly waited for Sushant Divgikr to perform at a city venue - Photogallery An enthusiastic crowd couldnt contain their excitement as they eagerly waited for Sushant Divgikr to perform at a city venue. When Sushant, arrived dressed in as a beautiful diva--- a sophisticated and elegant version of himself --- the audience was transfixed by his charm. The former Mr Gay India owne...

To make some of the dream tracks on that playlist a reality (including Charli XCXs "Boys" and Paris Hiltons "Stars Are Blind" -- more on that one below), Fennell partnered with Capitol Records, which also brought brand-new songs by Cyn, Fletcher and more young female artists to the table. "Not only did we end up with the stuff that I really wanted, those kind of more iconic moments, but we then had songs just tailor-made for the film," Fennell says. "Thats what I loved about soundtracks when I ...

In Swampscott, activists arrest gets push-back from community Public demands an investigation into what happened Leigh Blander / Correspondent Sign up  for the Swampscott Reporter’s newsletter. Concerned citizens -- angered over the arrest of a Black civil rights activist at a recent Trump rally in Swampscott -- met with the town’s police chief, Ronald Madigan, on Friday Dec. 18, demanding an investigation into what led to the arrest. “We’re astonished that the police took these acti...