Troy Kotsur’s Oscar win for Best Supporting Actor on Sunday was celebrated far beyond the stage of the Dolby Theatre in Los Angeles where he accepted the trophy. “This is dedicated to the Deaf community, the ‘CODA’ community, and the disabled community,” he signed on stage as an interpreter spoke his speech. “This is our…
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Third Mutual President Robert Mutchnick recently reminded members that the condo board is due to renew its property insurance premium June 1. “As you know, our property insurance premiums have jumped each of the past few years because of the reevaluation of property, our separation from United [Mutual] and the large insurance increases demanded by…
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Better late than never. It’s been the theme of this entire Nets season: At some point, they’d get healthy. At some point, they’d build chemistry. At some point, Kyrie Irving would get vaccinated — or somehow become eligible to play in games at Barclays Center. And at some point in his first home game of…
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By Carla Vigos Special to the Globe What do you think of fish? It took a while for me to cook it at home. I thought it would be complicated, but I was wrong. There’s a lot of emphasis on eating less meat, and then there’s Lent as well, so March is all about two…
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In the most confusing moment at the Oscars since the wrong movie was announced as best picture at the Academy Awards, Will Smith and Chris Rock got into a fight on live television. Maybe. Rock had come on stage to present the award for best documentary feature, and decided to riff a little bit on…
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NEW ORLEANS — “Time’s running out.” The truth has hung thick in the air for weeks, as the Lakers have been losing games since the All-Star break. But for the first time, coach Frank Vogel spoke the actual words – and crucially, the moment they needed to seize had already passed. From up 23 points,…
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By RONALD BLUM ORLANDO, Fla. — Christian Pulisic hugged his parents at the front of the stands, all three euphoric after his first international hat trick. Out on the field, American players unfurled a red-and-blue banner with “QUALIFIED” in bold, white letters. Not quite. But close. “We know we’re not there yet, despite what that…
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Terron Armstead was walking through the Miami Dolphins’ new state-of-the-art practice facility and saw Dan Marino’s name on one of the offices. The three-time Pro Bowl offensive lineman, who was in South Florida on his one and only free agent visit, didn’t know if he’d see the Hall of Fame quarterback. Then he attended an…
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PALM BEACH, Fla. — Giants co-owner John Mara twice called Brian Flores’ allegations of a sham coaching interview “false” on Sunday at The Breakers. “The allegations are false,” Mara said. “We’re very comfortable with our hiring process, and it was a fair process, and we ended up making the decision we made based on a…
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The good news for a bunch of people who worked on “Dune” is that the sci-fi epic earned four Academy Awards before the show even started. That’s the bad news, too. In perhaps the most controversial change to the 94th Academy Awards, a number of the craft Oscars were moved to a pre-show, and handed…
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