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Get your cozy on during dark, cold days of winter Gretta Monahan © Provided by Boston Herald Hygge-friendly hot chocolate (Hillary Levin/St. Louis Post-Dispatch/TNS) The Danish love of leaning into coziness in winter is known as hygge (pronounced hue-gah), and it’s how the Danes — who are consistently ranked as one of the happiest cultures on the planet — get through their darkest, coldest season. Though the concept defines Denmark, it extends across all of Scandinavia, and these days it’s starting to hit its stride in America, too. The term means “to comfort,” ...

Fetch a great getaway at dog-friendly hotels & inns Moira McCarthy © Provided by Boston Herald Some Bay State beaches that are off-limits to dogs in the summer welcome dogs in the winter. Getty Images We’ve all got that feeling this winter — the urge to get away to someplace new, even for a little bit. While it may be tough to get to, say, that island beach you crave or the western mountain you yearn for, you can find escapes closer to home that scratch that itch. Here’s a thought: Your dog may need that very same thing. Our pets have been stuck at home more too. And ...

Book by ex-Hub photographer offers portrait of Boston’s punk heyday Jed Gottlieb © Provided by Boston Herald JAN. 16, 2021 - Jello Biafra, lead singer of the punk rock group "Dead Kennedys". Photo by Michael Grecco, courtesy Conventional wisdom names New York City as the hub of the punk rock explosion of the ’70s. Of course, punk has never put much stock in conventional wisdom. And so, with his new book, “Punk, Post Punk, New Wave: Onstage, Backstage, In Your Face, 1978–1991,” photographer Michael Grecco reminds fans of the genre that Boston played a pivotal role ...