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Video of Stargate Atlantis Cast Reunion | Comic-Con@Home 2021 The cast members had a friendly catch-up and shared what they’ve been up to for the last decade or so and also during the pandemic times. (Higginson, for example, made her garage into a guest house while Picardo made a YouTube channel where he posted videos of himself as different characters). The cast also talked about how being part of a show with such a large fandom was initially intimidating, specifically their first time at San Diego Comic-Con. “It was crazy!” Francks recalled. The cast had no idea that thousands of fa...

The Melbourne Cabaret Festival proudly returns to Chapel Off Chapel from 16 to 27 June 2021. The festival features two weeks of atmospheric, seductive and soul-stirring entertainment. You can experience an entertaining night out and be enticed by the launch of brand new and exciting cabaret shows. Many feature original music and other shows feature […]

A letter writer says Zillie Bhuju, who is up for re-election to the Masconomet School Committee, had significant achievements during her first term.

Suzanne Simard Changed How the World Sees Trees The pathbreaking ecologist on interspecies collaboration, tree sentience, and nature’s resilience. Photo: Diana Markosian Suzanne Simard has given her life to the study of trees. She sweated for them. Bled for them. Damn near died for them — once at the claws of a grizzly, and once from the invisible clutch of cancer. (Working with toxic herbicides and radioactive isotopes in the course of her research likely contributed to her breast cancer, which resulted in a double mastectomy.) But Simard’s sacrifices as a forest ecolo...

The Radcliffe Arms in Oxford wasn’t only famous for its music – it also had a reputation as a poets’ corner. Those keen on verse as well as a pint made their way to the Jericho pub to engage in an evening of lyrics, odes and rhyme. David Read, whose hobby was writing poetry, decided to start a poetry club in the pub in the early 1980s, “to take poetry out of the classroom and put it where it belongs – with people, where it came from in the first place”. He certainly succeeded. Poets from ageing rock ‘n’ rollers to passionate first-year students turned out to enjoy a ...