The pods have reopened, and this time they're full of New Englanders. Here's who to watch in Love Is Blind Season 11.

In addition to 2018 world champion Andrew Benintendi, the White Sox boast ex-Red Sox prospects Chase Meidroth, Braden Montgomery, and Kyle Teel. And there are other local tie-ins.

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The play, which was produced by the Huntington in 2024, grapples with the impact of the #MeToo movement on a small town in Georgia.

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Leave it to your friendly Globe book critics to help you find your next big read.

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The actors and their director discussed ART’s new Eugène Ionesco production, running at the Loeb through Sept. 27.

Adopting a new cat while you're still grieving your last one can be a real adjustment.

In 2023, the singer was keen enough to prove herself as a musician to take some risks on a huge stage.

The series, made by comedian Josh Thomas, is funny and humane.

Revisiting the Ross and Rachel romance on "Friends" doesn't exactly leave you feeling like it was true love.

Ronald D. Moore's space epic tangled with moral questions and a society on the run from the pilot onwards.

The festival clearly meant a lot to the attendees and performers, but the misogyny that greeted it has aged incredibly poorly.

If you're the type of person who's watched every other Jane Austen adaptation out there, you'll probably have room in your heart for Mary Bennet's journey, which premiered Wednesday on BritBox.

Museum staff say the controversy is expected — and even welcome — as feminist art continues to challenge audiences and provoke conversation.

It's easy to spot people using the laughing emoji to respond to even the worst of news stories.

A new Criterion Channel series offers the chance to compare older films with the remakes made in the 1980s. Globe critic Odie Henderson weighs in on which versions are better.

SpeakEasy Stage's production of "Swept Away" runs April 24-May 23, and the Avett Brothers visit Boston for a tour date on their AVTT/PTTN tour on June 10.

Charlie Brooker and Diane Morgan's comic creation Philomena Cunk will examine the world's love affair with movies in new series Cunk of Cinema

The HBO docuseries doesn't offer enough depth to its own stories, but it'll make you think about your relationships with your own neighbors.

The streamer announced that C.K. would headline the Hollywood Bowl and release a new special with them.

The film screens at the Coolidge Corner Theater on Tuesday night.

Plus, "Schitt's Creek" star Dan Levy debuts a new show.