It’s a bonanza of great ways to start a day, with offerings we love from around Cambridge and Somerville.

Reviews of "Heart of the Beast" and "Unabomber."

A review of "Primetime."

The Helmand continues to serve distinctive food in a fine dining atmosphere

The coffee shop’s future is still uncertain, so the effort is meant to help support its baristas.

Reviews of "The Weight" and "Resident Evil."

After nearly 30 years in business, the Mass Ave mainstay will get new owners and maybe a new approach.

Thursday night I'll be moderating a film discussion panel for the film "Blind Love" at the Somerville Theatre as part of the Taiwanese Film Festival Boston. I'll be in discussion with star Ariel Lin a...

A review of "The Uprising."

The latest from filmmaker, former Olympic rower and former Cambridge resident, Mary Mazzio, chronicling her all-woman rowing team's fight for America's Cup

The first-time candidate said his unexpectedly close challenge sent a message to Beacon Hill “the days of delay and inaction have to end.”

Reviews of "Filipiñana," "Remake," "The Runner"

Reviews of “Teenage Sex and Death at Camp Miasma,” “The Whisper Man,” "Mayday" and “Onslaught.”

The recent flounder love is not a fluke, it's a long time coming

Decker, MacKay answered questions about claims made during their campaign and disclosed their actual compensation.

The recent flounder love is not a fluke, it's a long time coming

Reviews of "The Dog Stars" and "Dreams in Nightmares"

Beauty's Pizza — Halal's two-month-old outdoor offshoot leans further into the eastern Mediterranean and invites guests to relax and converse.

Reviews of "Hope" and "Coyote vs. Acme"

The person fatally shot by Cambridge police Friday night was William Woodworth, 64. He lived in Watertown.

The summer bar menu evokes the classic New England clam shack, updated to fit the restaurant's style.

Yasumasa Ito has posted some of his recipes on a website dedicated to the memory of the long-time Cambridge favorite.

Plus, reviews of “Late Fame,” “The Brink of War” and “Insidious: Out of the Further.”

The crash took place on Vassar Street in Cambridge on July 9

Reactions to MassDOT’s finalists presented at an August 6 community meeting were largely positive about the process.

“The Last House” and “The End of Oak Street” have a lot in common: suburban settings, apocalyptic times, impressive casts, even flooded basements. But one is worth a look and one probably isn’t.

Police are investigating. There is no impact on city water, officials say.

The two cities are collaborating on improving traffic flow at an intersection dangerous especially for bicyclists and pedestrians.

The two cities are collaborating on improving traffic flow at an intersection dangerous especially for bicyclists and pedestrians.

Reviews of Sophy Romvari's semi-autobiographical "Blue Heron" and Will Gluck's "One Night Only"

Offering global selections from some of the country's most prominent celebrity chefs, Wonder has made its way to Kendall Square

Annual report reveals progress toward target of 25 miles, though it still has more than six miles to go.

The Cambridge-based filmmaker on his new documentary “Remake,” which looks at his son’s death, and the 40th anniversary release of “Sherman’s March.”

Reviews of a film adaptation of the 1842 Nikolai Gogol novel "Dead Souls" and Tom Holland's "Spider-Man: Brand New Day."

The Bow Market pleaser expands to Mass. Ave.'s restaurant row.

Reviews of "The Dink" and "Motor City."

Wilson calls the film house a "beloved institution in Somerville." Historic status may limit potential for redevelopment.

“Office Romance” ★★ There’s plenty of turbulence — and even some flatulence — but few romantic sparks in this Jennifer Lopez showcase about a tough female CEO who gets involved with her corporate attorney. The rub is that the airline company, AirCruz, has a no-office-romance policy. It’s a fireable offense, so you’d think J.Lo’s hard-charging Jackie Cruz (she’s also a pilot) would have no problem tweaking the policy.

“Frank touched so many lives through Club Café and for just being who he was…so pure of heart," said Joe Posa, Ribaudo's husband.

Theater management says long-term leases are in place but local film fans have concerns.