Arts & Entertainment

The end of the state's film tax credit would affect much more than those directly involved in the movie-making process, a group of local film students and academics warned Monday.

PARCC? NO, PARK IT!An online reader responded to a recent report about the support of a group...

The Olympics is a wonderful sporting event. But it's also a business. Its model: Make money by...

Industry officials are gearing up to defend a tax incentive program they say makes Massachusetts fertile territory...

It's been a long winter, which has delayed the start of spring – and golf – in...

Time and time again, data have shown that when a film production shoots in a particular location,...

The chief backer of a Boston bid for the 2024 Summer Olympics is now supporting the idea of a 2016 referendum on the bid and that's a "good thing," according to Gov. Charlie Baker.

Just three days after the head of the panel pushing for the 2024 Summer Olympics in Boston addressed Worcester-area business executives, the leaders of a group opposed to the effort warned that the costs could well exceed projections and not provide economic benefits.

The pending departure of the Worcester Sharks will leave Central Massachusetts without a professional sports team, something it has enjoyed for all but one of the last 21 years. But will landing another minor league sport here — be it hockey, baseball or something else — amount to more than a field of dreams?

As part of his first budget, Gov. Charlie Baker wants to get rid of the state's film...