By Isha Marathe
Massachusetts Democrat Elizabeth Warren has won re-election to the U.S. Senate, defeating Republican opponent Geoff Diehl and Independent Shiva Ayyaduria during Tuesday’s contentious midterm elections.
Author: Angela Anderson-Connolly
Governor Charlie Baker Wins Another Term
By Anissa Gardizy
Massachusetts Governor Charlie Baker, who championed Massachusetts’ powerful economy, beat Democrat Jay Gonzalez.
Talent agent says networking is the key to a Hollywood success
By Kim Wilborn
Talent agent says making connections in Hollywood is the best way to succeed.
NBC’s ‘The Voice’ is more than a singing competition
By Sydney Zuckerman
Producers of NBC’s ‘The Voice’ talk about finding compelling stories and talented singers.
So You Think You Can Dance choreographer steps into the spotlight
By Alejandra Zimmerman Rios
After working on “So You Think You Can Dance” for over 15 seasons, Choreographer Mandy Moore snagged her second Primetime Emmy for Outstanding Choreography.
The 70th Emmy Awards features surprises for viewers
By Lauren Granada
The supervising producer of the Emmys says viewers will see some big changes during the awards ceremony.
‘SNL’ director Don Roy King compares directing to playing football
By Kimberly Perry
Emmy Award-winning director Don Roy King says he discovered his passion for directing accidentally.
A peek inside the Emmys Governors Ball
By Alejandra Zimmerman Rios
After the Primetime Emmys the winners and nominees celebrate at The Governor Ball. Organizers have created a party that resembles a night under the stars.
New leadership at Boston Police department
By Griffin Stoland
In an emotional announcement on Monday, 59-year-old Police Commissioner William Evans announced his retirement and welcomed superintendent-in-chief William Gross as his replacement.
Hometown favorite wins home run derby
By Griffin Stoland
Bryce Harper obliterated baseballs and the competition as he pulled out a come-from-behind home run derby win. As the hometown favorite, Harper received the loudest cheers – and for good reason. In his three rounds, Harper hit 55 home runs, some surpassing the 470 foot mark.