"I gotta tell you, man, I’m a Celtic. I cheer. I scream. I cry."

The post Forever a Boston sports fan, David Ortiz was thrilled to see Al Horford, Celtics win Banner 18 appeared first on Boston.com.

"I don't know if I've ever quite seen anything like this, especially in a World Series or postseason game."

The post David Ortiz and former Yankees roasted New York ‘meltdown’ in World Series loss appeared first on Boston.com.

Alternative music is difficult to describe. It isn’t pop; it isn’t rock, and it isn’t in between either… it’s alternative. There are endless possibilities within ... Read more

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We could say that most indie music is alternative, but not all are indie. Let’s unpack this statement. Many alternative rock bands in the 1980s ... Read more

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The 96-year-old Celtics legend helped lead the team to their first NBA championship in 1957.

The post ‘We were doing something special’: Bob Cousy reflects on the history of the Celtics appeared first on Boston.com.

Technology firm Google has developed an artificial intelligence (AI) piano capable of accompanying you in a duet. Unlike other piano-playing computers, Google’s AI plays using ... Read more

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Music creation is one of the most exciting experiences, and sharing it with others has become pretty convenient, accrediting smartphones. Ranging from YouTube videos to ... Read more

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Esmeralda, the last of the dogs to be adopted, is an 8-year-old dachshund mix.

The post One more dog left to adopt from batch of 27 that overwhelmed animal shelter appeared first on Boston.com.

Police said Kimberly Savino, 43, allegedly kept more than 20 animals in "cruel" conditions.

The post Middleborough woman charged with 20 counts of animal cruelty appeared first on Boston.com.

Rotten returns with a curious mixture of rage and nostalgia.

"We're getting there. It's a long journey, it's a long season. Taking care of your body is important."

The post Jaylen Brown shares encouraging update on hip injury: ‘Felt a little bit more of that burst’ appeared first on Boston.com.

The Celtics will open NBA Cup play on Tuesday with a home game against the Atlanta Hawks.

The post Watch: Celtics install new court at TD Garden ahead of 2024 NBA Cup appeared first on Boston.com.

“There’s no story quite like the Boston Celtics.”

The post What we know about ‘Celtics City,’ HBO’s documentary from the producers of ‘30 for 30’ appeared first on Boston.com.

“They outplayed us,” Joe Mazzulla said. “Every facet of the game. Beat us on all the margins. They deserved to win.”

The post Jaylen Brown scores season-high, but sloppy Celtics fall to Hawks: 9 takeaways appeared first on Boston.com.

“We didn’t play well enough to deserve the win, and they did.”

The post Jayson Tatum says the Celtics let the Hawks get ‘too comfortable’ in upset loss appeared first on Boston.com.

John Shairs faces life in prison for the murder of Tina Amore, a mother of two.

The post Salem man found guilty in 2020 beating death of his girlfriend appeared first on Boston.com.

The naturally occurring mineral that causes foundations to crumble could be affecting thousands of homes across the state.

The post Faulty concrete caused their foundations to crumble. Now, they want the state to step in. appeared first on Boston.com.

Some health groups have said it’s time to do away with time switches and that sticking with standard time aligns better with the sun — and human biology.

The post Daylight saving time ends this weekend. This is how to prepare for the potential health effects. appeared first on Boston.com.

For the purposes of this article, I will confine my selection of violin works to the Baroque, Classical and Romantic periods of music. Once you ... Read more

The post 4 Hardest Violin Pieces Ever Written (Most Difficult Violin Pieces) appeared first on CMUSE.

“Society needs standards. No bar equals low bar," one respondent said.

The post Boston.com readers are divided over Question 2 results appeared first on Boston.com.

“Bailey Zappe is not gonna be on that team by the end of training camp.”

The post Rob Gronkowski says Bailey Zappe is taking away reps from Drake Maye, Joe Milton appeared first on Boston.com.

Earlier this month, PEN issued a report that expands upon numbers released in September for Banned Books Week, when libraries and stores around the country highlighted censored works.

The post Jodi Picoult’s ‘Nineteen Minutes’ tops PEN America of books banned in schools appeared first on Boston.com.

Residents say rallying around local issues helps them find common ground.

The post This is what it’s like in the Mass. towns with the closest presidential election results appeared first on Boston.com.

A Tufts professor reportedly said they would no longer send students to Moulton's office for internships, but the university refuted the report.

The post Tufts refutes report that it’s broken ties with Seth Moulton over transgender comments appeared first on Boston.com.

“My body has changed a little bit, but I weigh the same.”

The post Needham native on International Space Station says she’s healthy after media report that she’s dropped weight appeared first on Boston.com.

The belonging Co worship leader Andrew Holt sits with us this week to talk about dealing with transition and celebration.

Andrew talks about his story and his transition into leading worship. Also, can we take celebration too far in church?  Some people may think we go too far ... how about you?  Listen in!

Dustin and James talk about the current worship culture. Big topic right? They talk through image and what the culture of worship looks like, and maybe what it should (and could) look like.

You won’t want to miss the insights here from some of the best worship leaders in the world. OK, that's highly debatable, but they’ve been around for ages, at least ...

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