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Hollywood royalty Angela Bassett and Courtney B. Vance visited Harvard's Farkas Hall to receive the Order of the Golden Sphinx award. The couple celebrated the highest honor The Hasty Pudding Institute could bestow with a night of philanthropy and theater.
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Boston native and Nashville-based pop star Molly Grace stopped by a sold-out Sinclair for an unforgettable show. The star posed for portraits with Following Boston photographer Samantha Davidson before crushing it on stage, so check them out!
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Singer, songwriter, and producer Finneas stopped by Boston for an extraordinary sold-out performance. "For Cryin' Out Loud! The Tour" may have hit its midpoint in Boston, but the energy in the venue made it feel like it was opening night.
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The legendary band showcases survival on their latest deluxe reissue.
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Dark-pop princess Nessa Barrett stopped by a packed Roadrunner Boston as part of her Aftercare World Tour. The enchantress performed to a packed house that clung to her every movement. Artist-to-watch Ari Abdul joined Barrett on tour, and together, the duo created an unforgettable performance.
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The Hasty Pudding Institute of 1770 named power couple and entertainment industry legends Angela Bassett and Courtney B. Vance as the recipients of the Order of the Golden Sphinx award. The ceremony will take place at Harvard's Farkas Hall on March 2.