Steven Vallarelli and Tim Griffiths forge their own Antiques
As Sting once famously suggested, being in a band is like marriage without sex. And joining a band is often a lot like entering into a romantic relationship.
By IAN SANDS | December 11, 2007

November 16, 2007

Friday

By SYMBOLINE DAI | November 14, 2007

For kid’s sake

Dr. Lovemonkey
We had a baby together, and although I love the new guy, I am not in love with him.
By DR. LOVEMONKEY | November 07, 2007

September 12, 2007

Wednesday

By SYMBOLINE DAI | September 05, 2007

Pop secrets

The New Pornographers explore the quiet zone
This confounding of rock orthodoxy simply happened.
By SCOTT FRAMPTON | August 21, 2007

Scott and Zelda

Cornerstone Playhouse hosts the Fitzgeralds
Celebrity bad behavior certainly didn’t start with rock bands trashing hotel rooms in the ’60s.
By BILL RODRIGUEZ | August 14, 2007

July 24, 2007

Tuesday

By SYMBOLINE DAI | July 18, 2007

Classic love

Romantic performances statewide
Classic summer starts with a rock-and-roll fundraiser?
By BEN MEIKLEJOHN | June 13, 2007

About a girl

When Mary Lou Lord met Kurt Cobain. An exclusive excerpt from Everett True’s new Nirvana: The Biography
“Mary Lou Lord has been almost written out of the Kurt Cobain story,” writes True. “Yet I have a strong memory from around this time of meeting a besotted Kurt going on about how in love with her he was, and how he was going to move to Boston to be with her.”
By EVERETT TRUE | March 28, 2007

Afterglow

Justin Timberlake, TD BankNorth Garden, February 6, 2007
When Justin Timberlake says he’s in love with you, what is there to do but believe him? Slideshow: Justin Timberlake with special guest Pink at TD BankNorth Garden, February 6, 2007
By SHARON STEEL | February 07, 2007

The telephone game

Dr. Lovemonkey
I work for an adult phone service and I find myself falling in love with one of my regular customers.
By RUDY CHEEKS | January 24, 2007

Oil and water?

Letters to the Boston editor: January 5, 2007
In his annual round-up , Jeffrey Gantz repeats the comment he made in his original review of the Royal Ballet’s Manon: “With its art prostituted to [the choreographer] MacMillan’s politics.”
By BOSTON PHOENIX LETTERS | January 03, 2007

Man on pause

Dr. Lovemonkey
Dear Dr. Lovemonkey, Despite his ambiguity, I fell in love with him a while ago, and truly believe that we are soul mates.
By DR. LOVEMONKEY | December 05, 2006

Summer lasts forever

Now Is Now issue another disc full of sun-shiny pop
Mitch Alden, frontman and songwriter for Now Is Now, is by all appearances a very happy guy.
By SAM PFEIFLE | October 25, 2006

August 18, 2006

Weekly forecast

By SYMBOLINE DAI | August 16, 2006

No scoop

Just another entertaining Woody Allen film
Prolific as he is, Woody Allen doesn’t really make new movies anymore, he just recombines parts of his previous brainchildren. Watch the trailer for Scoop (QuickTime) Very civilized: The director everyone loves to act for. By Gary Susman
By GARY SUSMAN | July 28, 2006

Sincere flattery

Dr. Lovemonkey
Dear Dr. Lovemonkey, My husband and I first kissed on July 7.
By DR. LOVEMONKEY | May 10, 2006

Real help for real problems

Dear Dr. Lovemonkey, I am a 23-year-old man and have been lusting after my sister.
By DR LOVEMONKEY | March 29, 2006

Game of Cat & Mouse

With Acoustic Coffee as home base, a group of musicians make some noise
Perhaps the best argument that Acoustic Coffee is a good thing is the simple fact that an undeniable and unique community of musicians has claimed it as their own.
By SAM PFEIFLE | March 29, 2006

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