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Skip to main content 'Moxie' Review: Amy Poehler Returns to the Director's Chair With a Progressive Yet Broad YA Dramedy 'Moxie' Review: Amy Poehler Returns to the Director's Chair With a Progressive Yet Broad YA Dramedy Sweet, clear-eyed Gen-Z female empowerment story manages to be just memorable enough through its charming ensemble and refreshingly inclusive political values. Tomris Laffly, provided by FacebookTwitterEmail Director: Amy Poehler With: Hadley Robinson, Lauren Tsai, Patrick Schwarzenegger, Nico Hiraga, Sydney Park, Josephine Langford, Clark Gregg, Josie Totah, Alycia Pascual-...

Bounce back from 'blue Monday' with a week's worth of entertaining film choices Damon Smith chooses films to watch at home to counter the effects of 'blue Monday' this week Paddington (voiced by Ben Whishaw) journeys from darkest Peru in search of a new life in London Damon Smith Booksmart: Kaitlyn Dever as Amy and Beanie Feldstein as Molly PADDINGTON (PG, 91 mins) Comedy/Drama/Adventure. Hugh Bonneville, Sally Hawkins, Nicole Kidman, Julie Walters, Jim Broadbent, Peter Capaldi and the voices of Ben Whishaw, Imelda Staunton, Michael Gambon. Director: Paul Ki...

 Photo: Courtesy subject. Illustration: Chloe Krammel When David Cancel jumped from software engineer to startup founder two decades ago, he thought he'd be able to spend all his time building software and writing code. He was wrong, but not for the reasons you'd think. The founder and CEO of Drift, a Boston-based business messaging software maker, says he spends far more time in the weeds of people management because he wants to. And he didn't realize he would want to until he read  The Autobiography of Andrew Carnegie, written by the famed industrialist and published posthumously in 19...

 Photo: Courtesy subject. Illustration: Chloe Krammel Even amid the insanity of 2020, few people worked harder during the spring and summer than Dan O'Malley and his 55-person team. O'Malley is the founder and CEO of Numerated, a Boston-based startup that helps banks and credit unions automate their processes. When the Paycheck Protection Program launched in April, those financial institutions suddenly needed to process historic numbers of loans as quickly as possible--and about 100 of them called Numerated for help. Over the ensuing month, O'Malley and his employees averaged 20-hour days to...