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R Joseph Hoffmann In a reply several weeks ago to my discussion of the hijacking of humanism by new atheist commandos, the Center for Inquiry’s John Shook—who is normally a responsible philosopher—says something very irresponsible...

1950s Boston, with its stagnant economy, aging infrastructure, and impenetrable culture of corruption, was in need of a few heroes. Some say it got a bunch of concrete-loving villains instead. But a new book hopes to change the way Boston’s urban renewal...

There are no curses left in the world. None. Break a mirror? It’s fine. Open all your umbrellas indoors? Rock an empty rocking chair, cross a black cat, walk under a ladder, step on a crack, stay in room 1313 on Friday the 13th — that’s all over with...

Wednesday is here again, which means your weekly Survivor Oz Top Ten is just a click away! Today’s Top Ten comes from Ozlet James Pickering, who counts down ten of the biggest ‘goats’ in Survivor history. In the Survivor world, a goat...

Welcome back to The Wedge, a regular series where Eater Boston associate editor Dana Hatic delves into cheese-related topics around Boston. In this edition, she sits down with L'Espalier's mâitre d' hotel and fromager, Louis Risoli. From a second floor...