Today is Thursday. It’s Mozart‘s birthday.
The film that’s so bad it’s good… interesting… hilarious, is back on the big screen. The Room is now at the Coolidge for midnight showings.
Michael Jonas writes about Michelle Wu’s balancing act on labor relations and vaccine mandates. He notes that she has put the recalcitrant unions on “double (not so) secret probation.” My take: it’s just a flexing exercise for both sides. By the time it’s resolved it will all be moot.
Ireland is back. The government has announced the end of all Covid restrictions.
As we gear up for a foot and a half of snow this weekend, Seth Daniel recounts the challenges of winters past in Boston, from using diesel fuel in his furnace to old Mr. Gilchrist shoveling his own walk.
And what this country needs is a good sarcasm font. If Thomas Edison was alive, this is what he would be working on.