Results tagged “tomcruise”

  • Republicans at Brown fight to celebrate Columbus. The ghosts of thousands of slain native Americans were unavailable for comment. [Providence Journal]
  • Tom Cruise stopped the traffic on the Zakim without special Scientology powers. [WHDH]
  • Powerball is coming to Massachusetts. [Boston Herald]
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  • There are conflict-of-interest concerns regarding the firm hired to recover City Hall's deleted emails. Hmm... [Boston Globe]
  • Did Tweet the Giraffe die from something he ate on a movie set? Or did Kevin James murder him? Hmm... [Boston Herald]
  • A clever kid didn't want to be in kindergarten, so he walked home by himself. Hmm! [Somerville Journal]
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    It was Guy Fawkes versus L. Rob Hubbard yesterday on Beacon Street. More than 100 people were outside Boston’s branch of The Church of Scientology yesterday, protesting the practices of the church, Boston NOW reported. Led by the Anti-Scientologist internet group Anonymous, word was spread about numerous protests worldwide through You Tube, message boards, and e-mail. Anonymous had previously announced that February 10th would be a day of mass protest of all Scientology churches from here to Berlin. more ›

    MBTA officer Danny Vieira stopped a suicidal man from touching the third rail and pulled him out of the way of an oncoming train. more ›

    Jake Halpern will be reading at Brookline Booksmith at 7:00 pm on Wednesday, January 10. more ›

    Before the book clubs, car giveaways, and Bob Greene, Bostonist didn't really mind Oprah and her show. Then Ms. Winfrey began her path to spiritual bliss and started her magazine, and now she is a guru of anything having to do with females. So, she’s now pairing up with her own set of “gurus” and is hosting the O You! event this Saturday at the Boston Convention Center. For a measely(!) $95 resgistration fee, you too can join the Oprah-maniacs and listen to the wisdom of Suze Orman, Dr. Robin Smith, and Martha Beck. From there, you can get some fashion, home and entertaining, and health advice at additional workshops. more ›

    The Globe actually ran this headline "Workers doubted ceiling method" over the same picture on the front page of today's paper. Only days after the tragic accident that's closed Big Dig tunnels and increased skepticism of the entire project, illustrations and diagrams of epoxy filled tubes with bolts inserted have become commonplace. Romney, caught jacket off, with a metal phallus in his hand attempting to demonstrate something to an audience has so much more potential than this images delivers. The 5' marking on the upper left corner of the whiteboard, the secondary illustration on the board, and especially the look of surprise Romney is showing in the image all had so much potential for a story more along the lines of "Governor Abandons Abstinence-Only Sex Education." But as far as awkward phallus photos go we're making a stretch on this post – it's no Tom Cruise and Steven Spielberg crotch hug. more ›

    So Bill Murray is no Bostonian, but he is one of Bostonist's favorite people. Perhaps it's his midwestern comedic sense or his part-ownership of the local Brockton Rox baseball team, but Murray is one of the few actors/comedians that is worth staying up to watch on Letterman. On last week's appearance, Murray was completely smitten over his new girlfriend, Katie Holmes; Letterman unfortunately had to break the news about Tom Cruise. Murray has a... more ›

    To Whoever Decided To Plaster South Station With Ads For War Of The Worlds: Yesterday Bostonist decided to take the T from South Station over to Cambridge, and was quite amused to find that War Of The Worlds posters had taken over the station. Since the advent of "no digital photography" on the subway, Bostonist can't show you the horror thoroughly, but picture it. First off, the posters were everywhere, as if manic-totally-in-love-ya'll! Tommy Tom... more ›

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