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Boston Globe
11-07-2025
- Entertainment
- Boston Globe
Five things to do around Boston, July 14-20
Tuesday Weird World See wacky comedian Weird Al Yankovic perform live on his Bigger & Weirder Tour. At 8 p.m. at the Wang Theatre, Yankovic will take the stage in Boston for the first time in years. Watch him perform original songs (and parodies) with an eight-piece ensemble, orchestrate wild costume changes, and more. With special guest Puddles Pity Party, the 7-foot, sad clown. From $265 at Get Starting Point A guide through the most important stories of the morning, delivered Monday through Friday. Enter Email Sign Up Thursday Advertisement Square Affair Savor the season at the 2025 Dedham Square Summer Stroll, a free, family-friendly event. The square will close to vehicles starting at 6 p.m., to make room for pedestrians, local musicians, pop-up shops, outdoor dining, and more. Listen to live music on two stages, browse clothing and art from over 50 street vendors, eat food from local restaurants, relax at the square's beer garden, play games, and more. Food and drinks available for purchase. Saturday Barrio Beats Celebrate Latino culture at Festival Betances: Our Music, Our History, Our Community. Enjoy a lively parade, sample recipes from across South America and the Caribbean, shop for Latin American clothing and artwork from pop-up vendors, and make your own crafts. Plus, dance to the sounds of Puerto Rican and Afro-Caribbean musicians including Raíz de Plena and Lorna Marcano as they perform live. Food and drinks available for purchase. At Boston's Plaza Betances from 1 to 9 p.m. Free. Advertisement Saturday Sleigh What? Feel holiday spirit all year at the South Shore Conservatory's Christmas in July. From 6 to 9 p.m. at the conservatory's Hingham campus — adorned with ornaments, tinsel, and festive decorations — watch the Commonwealth Wind Symphony and guest vocalists perform timeless Christmas songs. Sing along to classic carols with the musicians, or just sit back and enjoy. Find tickets, starting at $25, at SHARE YOUR EVENT NEWS: Send information on Boston-area happenings at least three weeks in advance to week@ Adelaide Parker can be reached at
Hypebeast
01-07-2025
- Entertainment
- Hypebeast
FUTURA Returns to Chicago for a 'Family Affair' at Anthony Gallery
Summary FUTURAis back withAnthony Galleryin Chicago for a solo exhibition calledFamily Affair. Though FUTURA is best known for his roots in New York City's graffiti scene, the presentation marks his first solo show in Chicago. He shares a personal connection to the city through his mother Billie who was born in Chicago and FUTURA spent summers there throughout his childhood, visiting his grandmother who suffered from chronic illness. The exhibition coincides with the 50th anniversary of his mother's passing, adding a deeply personal layer to the presentation. In a statement, FUTURA reflects on those summers in Chicago, remembering peach cobbler on the porch, learning what a pantry was and the comfort of a home that felt far removed from his New York apartment. ''Family Affair' suggests my journey has come full circle,' he said in a press statement. The exhibition features new large-scale paintings, collages, a six-panel work and pieces made on skateboards. Altogether, these works continue FUTURA's evolution as a multidisciplinary artist in all spheres of the art world while weaving in personal memories and cultural references. The show opened June 17 and runs through July 26. Anthony Gallery1360 W Lake IL 60607
The Independent
26-05-2025
- Entertainment
- The Independent
Brigitte Macron: Who is the wife of French President Emmanuel Macron?
Emmanuel Macron 's wife Brigitte has captured headlines across the globe after she appeared to push the French President in the face as the couple arrived in Vietnam for the start of a Southeast Asia tour. In a now viral video, Brigitte Macron appears to shove her husband, before he descended from the presidential plane on Sunday (26 May). She remained hidden behind the plane's fuselage, blocking any view of her body language. The couple then descended the steps together. An Elysee official played down the moment, denying it showed an argument between the couple: "It was a moment when the president and his wife were relaxing one last time before the start of the trip by having a laugh." After hitting headlines on Sunday, The Independent has taken a closer look at Brigitte Macron's life. She met her now-husband when he was a student at Le Providence, a Catholic school in France, where she worked as a drama teacher. She was 39 at the time they first met and he was 15. Brigitte was married to banker André-Louis Auzière, and the couple have three children, Sébastien, Laurence and Tiphaine. The now French President began an affair with Brigitte, who is 24 years his senior. His parents had believed their son was dating his teacher's daughter, Laurence, until the truth came out through a family friend. Shocked, the Macrons removed their from the school, but he and Brigitte kept in touch while he was in college. The pair eventually married in 2007 when he was 29 and she was 54. Becoming a stepfather to her three adult children, he told them at the wedding reception: 'Thanks for accepting us, a not-quite-normal couple.' The French President previously called his wife his 'anchor', saying she kept him focused in his job. In an interview with CNN, Mr Macron said: 'For me, it's very important for my personal balance to have somebody at home telling you the truth every day. 'Access to truth is one of the main challenges. Somebody with her deep convictions and knowing you for what you are and loving you for what you are, not for what you represent or your role or your honours. That is very important to me.' In an interview with Elle magazine, Brigitte said she and her husband are 'just like any other couple'. She said: 'We agree, we disagree. We argue, we stop arguing. It's very fluid.'
Yahoo
04-05-2025
- Entertainment
- Yahoo
Joshua Jackson and Jodie Turner-Smith in dispute over schooling
Joshua Jackson and Jodie Turner-Smith are locked in a legal battle about their daughter's school. The former couple - who split in October 2023 after almost four years of marriage - have agreed a divorce settlement after working with a mediator to create a temporary schedule for the 50-50 custody of their five-year-old daughter Juno, but they are unable to agree on where the youngster will be educated. According to documents obtained by TMZ, Jodie wants a judge to force the 'Dr. Odyssey' actor to abide by a court order giving her the power to choose Juno's elementary school. She wants the youngster to move somewhere new next year and, after researching the school, spoke with Joshua about it and made sure it was close enough to his home, but claimed he has refused to agree. The terms of the divorce settlement will see the former 'Dawson's Creek' actor pay $2,787 per month in child support but no spousal support because he and the 38-year-old actress had settled on a lump sum. In addition, the 'After Yang' actress wants Joshua to pay $75,000 for her attorney fees in the row over schools. In December, Jodie accused her estranged husband for not giving her any child support while their divorce case was still pending. She alleged in court documents obtained by TMZ that he had been due to pay $8,543 a month in child support and $28,641 a month in spousal support. In the paperwork, Jodie claimed she has been trying to keep their separation amicable but accused her estranged husband of dragging things out, unnecessarily increasing her legal bills, and making it impossible to support their daughter without his financial assistance. She noted Joshua had made significantly more money than her during their four-year marriage and claimed the 'Affair' star had "reneged on [a] promise" he'd made to her. She wrote: "[Joshua] promised to always support me and ensured me that I would not have to worry about financial security for our daughter if we ever separated because he said he understood how difficult life can be as a Black woman and a single mother." The 'Queen and Slim' star accused the 46-year-old actor of trying to get her to agree to a settlement that is less than she feels she deserves, and as well as seeking spousal and child support in her new legal request, she also wants a court order to have Joshua pay $250,000 for her attorney fees and forensic accounting costs.
Perth Now
04-05-2025
- Entertainment
- Perth Now
Joshua Jackson and Jodie Turner-Smith in dispute over schooling
Joshua Jackson and Jodie Turner-Smith are locked in a legal battle about their daughter's school. The former couple - who split in October 2023 after almost four years of marriage - have agreed a divorce settlement after working with a mediator to create a temporary schedule for the 50-50 custody of their five-year-old daughter Juno, but they are unable to agree on where the youngster will be educated. According to documents obtained by TMZ, Jodie wants a judge to force the 'Dr. Odyssey' actor to abide by a court order giving her the power to choose Juno's elementary school. She wants the youngster to move somewhere new next year and, after researching the school, spoke with Joshua about it and made sure it was close enough to his home, but claimed he has refused to agree. The terms of the divorce settlement will see the former 'Dawson's Creek' actor pay $2,787 per month in child support but no spousal support because he and the 38-year-old actress had settled on a lump sum. In addition, the 'After Yang' actress wants Joshua to pay $75,000 for her attorney fees in the row over schools. In December, Jodie accused her estranged husband for not giving her any child support while their divorce case was still pending. She alleged in court documents obtained by TMZ that he had been due to pay $8,543 a month in child support and $28,641 a month in spousal support. In the paperwork, Jodie claimed she has been trying to keep their separation amicable but accused her estranged husband of dragging things out, unnecessarily increasing her legal bills, and making it impossible to support their daughter without his financial assistance. She noted Joshua had made significantly more money than her during their four-year marriage and claimed the 'Affair' star had "reneged on [a] promise" he'd made to her. She wrote: "[Joshua] promised to always support me and ensured me that I would not have to worry about financial security for our daughter if we ever separated because he said he understood how difficult life can be as a Black woman and a single mother." The 'Queen and Slim' star accused the 46-year-old actor of trying to get her to agree to a settlement that is less than she feels she deserves, and as well as seeking spousal and child support in her new legal request, she also wants a court order to have Joshua pay $250,000 for her attorney fees and forensic accounting costs.
